A patriarchal society, the epitome of women. As a woman at the lowest level of society, she has to be disciplined by her husband's family and do all kinds of housework. Men can do a lot of things outside, but women can't do anything. Men will also leave a word, leave me, and see how you live.
The economy is a barrier that restricts women's complete independence. Once the economy is independent, women have the right to speak. But in that patriarchal society, women should obey everything and suffer all kinds of ravages. Rajo can make money, but he will still be bullied by men because of the inferiority complex in his heart.
Self-reliance is the beginning of the rise of women, but not the end. The ethos and customs of the whole society as a whole are the biggest shackles. It takes courage to break through these shackles, and more and more people have courage.
It's not easy to have the courage to do what you think is right!
In fact, what moved me the most was the final rise and final awakening of these three women! ! 1
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