BiggBoss was the show that brought a woman like Lakshmi and gave her a platform to not only represent her community but also be counted as an individual beyond the stereotype image. In that season I found Lakshmi as the only sensible and watchable member of the house.
BiggBoss was the show that gave women like Seema Parihar and Sampat Pal not only a voice but a platform to voice the issues closest to their heart. We might've laughed at Sampat but she stayed true to her mission and that was highlighting the condition of women in the villages. So sincere was she about it that people in the house took to avoiding her. Yet THIS was the platform that helped her to reach out to millions of people out there.
Today BiggBoss is the show where a man tells a woman that he'll strip her and nobody takes the offended woman seriously - not the housemates, not the other women, not the producers, not the channel and certainly not the host and the other men on the show.
BiggBoss might've got the warden as a sop to feminism but it's lost out majorly in its inability to stem and punish such lewd behavior.
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Just realized that the title of the post could be misleading and so updated the same. Thanks Raj for pointing it out. That is if you have just landed on this page and If you are not already tired of my tirade :)