6 Female Characters From BW That Truly Define What Being Empowered Mea

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Posted: 6 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: DragonBoy49
Silk from dirty picture was sleeping with another woman's husband

How empowered 😆

Well, most Leftist feminists actually consider sexual promiscuity and being a third wheel as a sign of "empowerment". No wonder, this article has selectively quoted such examples. Even mocked Hindu religion using Lajja.

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AllThatCritique

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Posted: 6 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: 4thPrincoholic

Sounds a lot like Kangana.. No?! .. 😆

😆 How. Lmao. Mastani didnt sexually harass anyone or did she constantly attack people.She almost died protecting her child. Her only flaw was going after a man who was already married but Bajirao did a custom unknowingly and she abided by it. Her rship with bajirao wasn't imaginary either lol. Girls get killed some speaking their mind still in this country. Can't imagine what it must have been like then. The real Mastani tales are even more gruesome.

Sorry this made me laugh. Mastani and Kangana. 😆

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AllThatCritique

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Posted: 6 years ago

#23

What was Anushka's name in NH10. Where's her spot.

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MoonOrchid

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Posted: 6 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: AllThatCritique
Mastani deserves a spot here only because it was unheard of that a women could speak their mind in that age. She has her flaws but she had a mind of her own and fought against every prejudice thrown her way because of her muslim heritage.

Exactly.

And lol at the people complaining.

She was a warrior, too- everyone seems to forget that.

Someone that fought for her country's freedom, for her love, and for her and her child's right to live (when she was attacked by assassins, remember?)

And there was much more to Mastani than 'having an affair' - which wasn't an affair in Bajirao-Mastani case.. watch the movie before commenting/simplyfying it as such, really, it was more like a deep love and a lifelong relationship- .. than modern sensibilities would like to see/admit.

Men married MULTIPLE times. Men had MANY wives.

That was life.

No need to judge it with modern sensibilities.

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Posted: 6 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: ThunderLight

Kangana supporters making and liking this comment. Oh the Irony. 😆

Are you sure you ever saw me calling Kangana empowering? Because I'm sure I did not. I'm not a blind fan, so just STFU.😆

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Pirated_Fun

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Posted: 6 years ago

#26

Aisha bannerjee, Datto, Meera and Zeenat are women i found empowered

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TheBoss

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Posted: 6 years ago

#27

Everyone forgot Damini in Meenakshi?

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JungFrau

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Posted: 6 years ago

#28

What bullshit list is this?? Only English Vinglish deserves a place.

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JungFrau

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Posted: 6 years ago

#29

Silk takes control of everything that happens in her life to the extent that she dies on her own will

W*F!! This is wrong on so many levels. Are they condoning suicide here??

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Posted: 6 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: ninny
Mastani has to be one of the most annoying character in recent times (not talking about the real person but the character in the movie). I would rather pick kashibai for this

Kashi Bai was true empowerment. For a time period like that she was standing up to her husband for the sake of self respect.