The man of the house, Mr Poojari will be returning on the 21st. After a splendid vacation with his sister and her family, I hope he would be rejuvenated. Once he's back, the grind, the hustle and bustle of Mumbai life will eat up his
energy also just like all of ours. I happened to go through the story of the Bollywood movie 'Darlings'. I have not seen the movie myself. But I need to appreciate the production house for taking up the topic of domestic violence and also kudos to the superstar actress, to give a piece of advice to the thousands of housewives who are silent victims in real life.
Like everyone knows, big city life is always very very competitive. There is extreme competition between siblings, peer-groups and SPOUSES even. The race is cut-throat. Who earns the most money ? Who attracts the most attention from the opposite sex ? Who is more externally gorgeous ? Ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣 Who is more humourous ? Who has more common sense/basic intellect ? is not part of the list. 🤣🤣🤣
After entering the marital household in zero position, I did my PG(post graduation), learnt cooking and now am a doting mom to my daughter Garima. I'm not actually unemployed. But want and learnt fashion designing and story writing careers. I've also firmly decided that I don't want call-center jobs since nobody decides these as their lifetime goals. It's just a quick, legal way of earning money so that you can pay the fees of your expensive PG course or start some business. I've done both.
Women of India must stop bearing domestic violence. Even verbal abuse must not be accepted. Use your intellect and fight back. Women, especially someone like me, HAVE TO convey the men that we are actually better than them. Like the mendak-bichhoo tale in the promo of 'Darlings', bichhoo(scorpion)'s trait is to bite and so it should never be trusted. The pros-cons, very careful and intelligent critical analysis of every decision HAS TO be made. Blind trust will kill you, like the mendak(frog) in the story. It is more advisable to make ourselves very very strong inside and career-wise too, like today's women are.
If a victim approaches a police-woman with a verbal abuse kind of a complain, I know that here very less can be done by the law enforcement authorities, but meticulous and very carefully dissected advice should be given to the victims.
I'm not exactly a ten on ten perfect woman, but a rocking career and 'eenth ka jawaab pathher se(befitting strong verbal answer) will definitely help. Sahoge tho aur karega(if you keep on taking it with your head down, he'll do more).
Finally, all questions answered, let's move forward to many many more interactions in the 'Life with Prashant' series. I want to include more and more rocking kind of laughters in these, but like drinking a particular flavour milkshake in outside stalls, the basic essence here is the ever graceful, good-looking, multi-talented and Garima's daddy, the man- Prashant himself. Chow...
Like everyone knows, big city life is always very very competitive. There is extreme competition between siblings, peer-groups and SPOUSES even. The race is cut-throat. Who earns the most money ? Who attracts the most attention from the opposite sex ? Who is more externally gorgeous ? Ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣 Who is more humourous ? Who has more common sense/basic intellect ? is not part of the list. 🤣🤣🤣
After entering the marital household in zero position, I did my PG(post graduation), learnt cooking and now am a doting mom to my daughter Garima. I'm not actually unemployed. But want and learnt fashion designing and story writing careers. I've also firmly decided that I don't want call-center jobs since nobody decides these as their lifetime goals. It's just a quick, legal way of earning money so that you can pay the fees of your expensive PG course or start some business. I've done both.
Women of India must stop bearing domestic violence. Even verbal abuse must not be accepted. Use your intellect and fight back. Women, especially someone like me, HAVE TO convey the men that we are actually better than them. Like the mendak-bichhoo tale in the promo of 'Darlings', bichhoo(scorpion)'s trait is to bite and so it should never be trusted. The pros-cons, very careful and intelligent critical analysis of every decision HAS TO be made. Blind trust will kill you, like the mendak(frog) in the story. It is more advisable to make ourselves very very strong inside and career-wise too, like today's women are.
If a victim approaches a police-woman with a verbal abuse kind of a complain, I know that here very less can be done by the law enforcement authorities, but meticulous and very carefully dissected advice should be given to the victims.
I'm not exactly a ten on ten perfect woman, but a rocking career and 'eenth ka jawaab pathher se(befitting strong verbal answer) will definitely help. Sahoge tho aur karega(if you keep on taking it with your head down, he'll do more).
Finally, all questions answered, let's move forward to many many more interactions in the 'Life with Prashant' series. I want to include more and more rocking kind of laughters in these, but like drinking a particular flavour milkshake in outside stalls, the basic essence here is the ever graceful, good-looking, multi-talented and Garima's daddy, the man- Prashant himself. Chow...
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... And the madness continues😘😘😘
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