Mrs. Chatterjee Vs Norway | Official Trailer I Rani Mukerji - Page 8

when is this releasing??

Originally posted by: EXOL

I dont think I can watch this movie .

Same!! This 2 min trailer had me in tears!! 😭😭

Rani is Rani for a reason!! She nails it and how!!! 👏

Originally posted by: la_Reine

when is this releasing??

Trailer said 17th March

Originally posted by: Nishita123

Trailer said 17th March

Wow itni jaldi

All the good stuff coming in my birth month☺️

Originally posted by: falsePromise

i remember reading this news back in that time. But the actual parent beat the children which is very normal for an indian parent but was not ok for the norway govt which is why they took the kids

oh now, that makes a difference.
I was just like for co sleeping and putting tika , they took away the kids?

It's still not ok but beating is very looked down in western cultures and def illegal as it's physical abuse.

Originally posted by: Outlander22

oh now, that makes a difference.
I was just like for co sleeping and putting tika , they took away the kids?

It's still not ok but beating is very looked down in western cultures and def illegal as it's physical abuse.

I don’t want to presume, here but beating children should be looked down in every culture. It’s definitely not something you can normalize or pass it off as some usual spanking. There’s a clear power differential at play and any parent that feels the need to discipline their child through violence needs to seriously assess themselves.

Originally posted by: Supari_khala

I don’t want to presume, here but beating children should be looked down in every culture. It’s definitely not something you can normalize or pass it off as some usual spanking. There’s a clear power differential at play and any parent that feels the need to discipline their child through violence needs to seriously assess themselves.

I agree, it's usually abused cycle and frustration that's coming out in the name of spanking.

Why is she screaming ? I cannot finish the trailer

Movies turn into news newspaper

This movie looks gut-wrenching. I did not know about this case. Rani is phenomenal as the distraught mom. A bold move to release it in theaters, though. I worry it won't appeal to theatrical audiences. I mean - I wouldn't pay to dehydrate myself by crying buckets of tears.

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Cosleeping is a controversial topic. Experts have gone back and forth about it. They used to think it caused SIDS and rollover deaths. But lately, they have backtracked that it can be beneficial and help with bonding and getting into routines. At least in the USA, cosleeping isn't illegal. I think it was when only immigrants and minority communities coslept. Now that new-age white parents also cosleep, it has become cautionary but acceptable. Not sure of the laws worldwide.

In India, siblings shared rooms. It didn't matter if they were the opposite gender. The apartments were small, and you had to share. Sometimes the entire family had just one room. In many parts, it is illegal to have opposite-gender siblings share rooms. Sometimes parents lose custody because they cannot afford a large enough place. I find this very paranoid.

I support car seats being the law. And I do believe that laws against physical abuse are also necessary. Parents should never raise their hand on kids. Although, I don't think families should be broken over it.

Unless there is sexual abuse, dangerous drug and alcohol use, or extreme violence (broken bones, whipping, punching, kicking etc),I don't think kids should be taken away. If a parent holds a crying child in a car there should be safety training and some warnings. For the occasional slaps or yelling, there should be family therapy so the family can stay together and learn how to address behavior in healthy ways.

My best friend and I often talk about this. We both have been slapped by our parents. Our parents are quite emotionally abusive and manipulative as well. But as mature adults with a stable and good life, we are grateful for our families and love them a lot. We shudder to think of being separated. That would have been the worst outcome. I don't think westerners understand that people are a product of their cultures and despite some abuse there can be just so much love. Mind you, this isn't a defense of corporal punishment. As I said, parents should never ever hit children. But those who do - need support and nurturing to be better parents.

And honestly, I don't know why having your little kids pose for photos with fully loaded assault rifles isn't child endangerment. I'd rather get slapped around than live with a gun nut. Slaps can never kill me, but a bullet can.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

This movie looks gut-wrenching. I did not know about this case. Rani is phenomenal as the distraught mom. A bold move to release it in theaters, though. I worry it won't appeal to theatrical audiences. I mean - I wouldn't pay to dehydrate myself by crying buckets of tears.

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Cosleeping is a controversial topic. Experts have gone back and forth about it. They used to think it caused SIDS and rollover deaths. But lately, they have backtracked that it can be beneficial and help with bonding and getting into routines. At least in the USA, cosleeping isn't illegal. I think it was when only immigrants and minority communities coslept. Now that new-age white parents also cosleep, it has become cautionary but acceptable. Not sure of the laws worldwide.

In India, siblings shared rooms. It didn't matter if they were the opposite gender. The apartments were small, and you had to share. Sometimes the entire family had just one room. In many parts, it is illegal to have opposite-gender siblings share rooms. Sometimes parents lose custody because they cannot afford a large enough place. I find this very paranoid.

I support car seats being the law. And I do believe that laws against physical abuse are also necessary. Parents should never raise their hand on kids. Although, I don't think families should be broken over it.

Unless there is sexual abuse, dangerous drug and alcohol use, or extreme violence (broken bones, whipping, punching, kicking etc),I don't think kids should be taken away. If a parent holds a crying child in a car there should be safety training and some warnings. For the occasional slaps or yelling, there should be family therapy so the family can stay together and learn how to address behavior in healthy ways.

My best friend and I often talk about this. We both have been slapped by our parents. Our parents are quite emotionally abusive and manipulative as well. But as mature adults with a stable and good life, we are grateful for our families and love them a lot. We shudder to think of being separated. That would have been the worst outcome. I don't think westerners understand that people are a product of their cultures and despite some abuse there can be just so much love. Mind you, this isn't a defense of corporal punishment. As I said, parents should never ever hit children. But those who do - need support and nurturing to be better parents.

And honestly, I don't know why having your little kids pose for photos with fully loaded assault rifles isn't child endangerment. I'd rather get slapped around than live with a gun nut. Slaps can never kill me, but a bullet can.

I have to say, I am disappointed reading this from you. Didn’t expect it. Sorry. Would you say an occasional slap was okay if a husband did that to his wife because she didn’t cook his meal right or didn’t put out in the bed, one day? There’s a power differential there too, most men are physically stronger than the women they are married to. Husbands slapping wives were considered the norm back in the day in most cultures too. Nobody batted an eyelid. Now, humans in most cultures have evolved and stopped normalizing it. So why is it okay for parents be physically violent with their kids even if just a “little bit of spanking”? There is a Very visible power and size difference, there too. Clearly, abuse of power. Cultural relativism be damned. There’s plenty wrong with most cultures.