I have never commodified women: Mahesh Bhatt :/

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@DianaPrince

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Posted: 12 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: New_nova

Isn't he your future tharki FIL ?😆

marrying pooja...RIP

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Posted: 12 years ago

#22

ummm.. and you never slept with your daughter!🤢

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abjbdishiuw

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Posted: 12 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: Nkapoor3

but in all of these movies women were shown as victims!!!!

the thing is even if a movie shows that everything is hunky dory in the end..the fact that it disregards the personal and intellectual abilities of a female; and reduces a woman's worth to that of an instrument for the sexual pleasure that she can produce in the mind of another is objectification for me! just my view:)

Edited by czarcastic. - 12 years ago

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Posted: 12 years ago

#24

Sasur STOP LYING YAAR

Look at what all kids sing these days

Yeh jism hai toh kya
Ye rooh ka libaas hai
Yeh dard hai toh kya
Ye ishq ki talash hai
Fanaa kiya mujhe
Ye chahne ki aas ne
Tarah tarah shikast hi hua

Bheegey Hont Tere, Pyaasa Dil Mera
Lage Abrah Sa, Ha Mujhe Tan Tera
Chamke Barsa De, Mujh Par Ghataye
Tu Hi Meri Pyaas, Tu Hi Mera Jaan
Kabhi Mere Saath, Koi Raat Guzaar
Tujhe Subah Tak Mein Karoon Pyaar

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Nkapoor3

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Posted: 12 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: czarcastic.

the thing is even if a movie shows that everything is hunky dory in the end..the fact that it disregards the personal and intellectual abilities of a female; and reduces a woman's worth to that of an instrument for the sexual pleasure that she can produce in the mind of another is objectification for me! just my view:)

I don't get it?? Women were shown as victims! when were they shown as dumb?

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Kal El

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Posted: 12 years ago

#26

I think that statement applies to a large extent to the films he directed and wrote, not to the Bhatt films as a whole.

Edited by Kal El - 12 years ago

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abjbdishiuw

@abjbdishiuw

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Posted: 12 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: Nkapoor3
I don't get it?? Women were shown as victims! when were they shown as dumb?

you show a woman in the sex trade...you might show her as a victim yes!! but you are also showing how women are treated as objects(even if you have the most noble intentions)!! maybe he is painting a picture close to reality-thus I would not want to question his intent! However he can not deny that even in the real world if a woman is forcibly pushed into the flesh trade business it is commodification!

so a movie showing how x was molested objectifies x coz the molesters objectified her in their personal sphere and the movie showed that on some level...whatever be the ending of the movie!!

also if you feel that the movie truly reflects the plight of the victims in a manner which in no way shows disrespect to women..then that's your opinion:)

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Priyanka

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Posted: 12 years ago

#28

🤢🤢🤢he gives me the creep just by lookin,and i'll rather bleed my ear out than listen to him !!

@nick, battameez damad !!😡 baap ko gali deta hain toh beti kaise milegi??😆

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Koiza

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Posted: 12 years ago

#29

is it only me who agrees with him here?

i don't think he used women as commodities- mostly women have had strong roles in his movies- i am not talking with respect to bold scenes but speaking of objectifying women- his movies mostly did not do that!

how about kasoor? a movie on a strong independent woman who fights a case and puts the criminal behind bars through her power- bhatts have given some brilliant women oriented movies ignoring the bold scenes

Edited by koiza.k - 12 years ago

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Posted: 12 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: koiza.k
is it only me who agrees with him here?
i don't think he used women as commodities- mostly women have had strong roles in his movies- i am not talking with respect to bold scenes but speaking of objectifying women- his movies mostly did not do that!
how about kasoor? a movie on a strong independent woman who fights a case and puts the criminal behind bars through her power- bhatts have given some brilliant women oriented movies ignoring the bold scenes

they also made bipasha and mallika's career through raaz and murder 😆

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