Did u watch India's daughter?

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Posted: 10 years ago
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I watched it felt sad and angry at a same time
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Posted: 10 years ago
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yes i did watch it and i am dying to talk about it to discuss about it especially with indians

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Posted: 10 years ago
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I did too...in fact I downloaded the video knowing that it will be deleted soon...I want to discuss about it too...want to know what everybody here as felt about it
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Yes I watched it, It was very sad, listening to her parents, if you watch the end part the words of the father when he says both he and his wife too, have no problem with her name being used but what is important is what is going to come afterwards, he said the mentality of people in society need to change, thats the message I took from the film, but I cried tears listening to her mother talk, everything the mother said about the blame being on the girl but the men not taking responsibility or blame themselves for committing the crimes, the lawyers and offenders saying thats just the way it is we are men and are dogs but girls shouldn't come out after dark otherwise this will happen, its just an accepted thing, but the parents are saying no we should not accept it but change things for our daughters.

So its an education thing, how men are raised needs to change, respect women and girls in society, no means no, girls have equal importance as men, they can use their brains and achieve as much as men, if transportation, buses are available to take people home in the evening and night, safety is important in society for girls and women especially during the night, there are some problems to be fixed.
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: .Verity.

Yes I watched it, It was very sad, listening to her parents, if you watch the end part the words of the father when he says both he and his wife too, have no problem with her name being used but what is important is what is going to come afterwards, he said the mentality of people in society need to change, thats the message I took from the film, but I cried tears listening to her mother talk, everything the mother said about the blame being on the girl but the men not taking responsibility or blame themselves for committing the crimes, the lawyers and offenders saying thats just the way it is we are men and are dogs but girls shouldn't come out after dark otherwise this will happen, its just an accepted thing, but the parents are saying no we should not accept it but change things for our daughters.

So its an education thing, how men are raised needs to change, respect women and girls in society, no means no, girls have equal importance as men, they can use their brains and achieve as much as men, if transportation, buses are available to take people home in the evening and night, safety is important in society for girls and women especially during the night, there are some problems to be fixed.

I suppor u
I felt sad Whn her father said Abt burning his daughter's dead body
Tht idiot lawyers 😡
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Posted: 10 years ago
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It saddened me, but especially when the dad talked about burning her body, and also when the mom said they didn't know how attached they were to her until she was gone.
I liked what the mom said about how ironic it is that in a country where it's okay for a 12-13 year old girl to get married, an under aged rapist gets trialed as a juvenile. Clearly much to think about...
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Posted: 10 years ago
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you know what saddened me more
that the literate people like the lawers said such things like ''if a girl goes out of the house after 8 she is bound to get rape and t is her fault'' and the culprit was not at all guilty indeed he was like ''is mein kaun si badi baat hai??'' like kya?? rape is not a big deal??? what kind of a society is this??
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Posted: 10 years ago
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Originally posted by: MrsArnavRajput

you know what saddened me more
that the literate people like the lawers said such things like ''if a girl goes out of the house after 8 she is bound to get rape and t is her fault'' and the culprit was not at all guilty indeed he was like ''is mein kaun si badi baat hai??'' like kya?? rape is not a big deal??? what kind of a society is this??

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I felt to kill Tht idiots...
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Posted: 10 years ago
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The parents, despite being from a poor background and of low education level, showed that they were really so open minded, forward thinking and caring. Whilst worst than the unrepentant culprit, the lawyers deserved to be hanged by the feet and beaten with chappals!!! Their mindset and mentality belong to the dark ages!!! One lawyer even going to the extent that he would burn his daughter in his farm house if ever she brought any kind of shame to his family!!!! I just thought the two of them were plain obnoxious!!!! Very happy that they lost their case!!

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