Slap: Indian Cinema is Awakening, Awakening Men and Women! Recently, I was watching "Ginsburg". Every country has such a development process of gender equality from individuals to society to the whole country. The faster the process is, it means that people and this country have suffered from gender discrimination, or A more open-minded nation! In fact, it is a cycle. If a country has done a good job in human rights such as equality between men and women, it will develop faster, and vice versa. Likewise, a country with rapid development will implement its constitutional rights better! To put it bluntly, India is backward, and one of the root causes of backwardness is the inequality between men and women! The story line of the film is very clear, which is also a big advantage of Indian films - the theme is single and clear! People who like it think it's good, and people who don't want to watch it don't even want to watch it! I think Indian men must not want to watch this movie, but when their traditional thinking is more and more challenged and more and more difficult to play, they will need to learn this movie! It is irresponsible to say that the general situation of a country and society will harm a lot of people! In any country, there will be women at the bottom who dare to take the road of relying on and trusting themselves without being humiliated. Of course, there are also women who live in wealthy families but have no dignity! The general concept of society has given them too much pressure and prejudice. What's the point of making them blind themselves and aggrieved in order to live a "normal" life? So I hate the one-size-fits-all labelling! The name of the movie - "Slap", clearly lays out the contradictions of the whole story, let us wait, wait for this slap, wait for its echo, wait for its influence, and wait for its result! The great thing about this story is the contrast! Three women in different living environments, their hearts and their choices, and the results of their struggles! Similarly, the education of parents is also mentioned here. Have parents taught their sons that they should not beat their wives, and have they told their daughters that they should not be disrespected and beaten! I think if the slapped husband in the movie could sincerely apologize and feel the grievance of his wife, they would not have parted ways while pregnant with a child! I admire this woman's uncompromising spirit, and I admire her father even more. When her daughter chose to live independently with her child, her father said to her: A happy story may not have a happy beginning, but it will eventually lead to happiness. of! People can only feel happiness when they live according to their own heart! And a woman, no matter how she longs for happiness, should be respected first, and only on this premise can she develop into happiness! Humiliation is something that can't be messed with! As a woman, I really know that a man is stronger than
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