Totally agree to this post. It is a major goof up on part of the CVs. It is true that Mahatma Gandhi was never a proponent of women empowerment, as in them working professionally or earning for the family. His beliefs were such that education for women must only be for ensuring family's welfare.
In fact, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was more vocal for women venturing out of house in search of employment and education. If I recall it correctly, Bengal during this period (early 1900s) was more under the influence of Netaji. He was more popular.
You have rightly put it. Raja Ram Mohan Roy, the Father of Renaissance would have been a more apt role model for Aniruddh to inspire Bondita.
As for cultural aspect, well, South India is STEREOTYPED. It is shameful and even upsetting how the slang, dialect, wardrobe, and even lifestyle of South Indians, especially Tamilians, is made fun of in ITV. Especially when some of the most eminent people in modern history come from this region and those people did not go about with such wardrobes.
So leave culture, at least when making a show on women empowerment, CVs should do some homework on the historical figures and their ideologies.
Edited by Mirage_OfStars - 5 years ago