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Tag: bachchan

No Means No

November 18, 2016May 10, 2020 JeevaNayagi2 Comments

PINK is one of the celebrated Bollywood movies of the recent times. Right from sexual harassment against women to stereotyping against north-easterners, the movie walks us through the ugliness that continue to persist and remain acceptable in the Indian society. With just one simple yet powerful phrase, the movie slaps the truth our faces.

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