HOPE

It's time to wake up, to say stop aggressive violence against women, to invite gentle men and tell them that woman is like a flower. If you look after it, it will grow and the result is a beautiful and sweet-smellig flower. Woman is like it, she needs protection and respect.Why not to repect them since it is the key of success in this life.violence against women means crime against humanity.Men who beat women or abuse children should have all rights stripped from them.There should be a zero tolerance for this kind of behavior. Sad thing is society is still mostly driven by men. Until that changes the fight for equality will continue.women are so scared that if they ever tell anyone the abuser will hurt her or even worse, kill her. or because they have no money and they'd rather sleep in an abusive home than be out in the streets. or because her children or other family members are threatened.i think this is a great way to make people aware of situations as severe and affecting ...

Well I liked the movie,for the way it didn’t shy away from the truth.As to why other country’s don’t allow their under belly to be shown,one thing the movie makers might be shot or quartered or whatever…I think more than patriots politicians should have a problem,where is the development they promised?What’s puzzling is people suddenly objecting to the image of India that is portrayed. What’s with that? It is, a very realistic image of at least a part of India, and what are other Bollywood films about? Skimpily clad women dancing in the freezing snow and green hills - is that representative of India? I’m not sure I’d call it a love story as such. There is that romance angle, yes - and the reason he enters the competition is so his love finds him. But even then, I’d say the storyline is more about serendipity, and about Jamal’s life - which just happens to be one of poverty. His love happens to be just one aspect of his life, as does his brother, his polar opposite in almost every way. ...