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Clash of Ideologies and yet...
The main players share similar core ideals.
Matriarchy versus Patriarchy.
I would love to call myself as humanitarian. that means i believe in equal rights for all. Women, men, children, animals, earth.
gender, size, shape and birth shouldn't judge what a person deserves. The attitude, intellect and heart should.
A woman shouldn't stake claim for a throne because she is a woman.
A man shouldn't get a free pass to become a CEO because he is a man.
Eras has changed. but the biases remain. In this world where women are fighting for the basic right to be born, to live and to live with dignity; with all the atrocities of the world perpetuated against this gender to the extent that a headline news of a rape of a child, death of a bride, missing children, trafficking barely affects us anymore. we have gone numb. So the concept of Matriarchy sounds... beautiful.
Yet i believe in equal rights.
I don't want one to be superior to other. Yin beneath Yang. or Yin above Yang. Let there be love and respect for both.
Maybe that's why i loved the main players of Aarambh and their thoughts and ideals this week.
Devasena.
a girl who loved her mother.
and revers her father.
she would rather give up on throne rather than give up on her right to be addressed as 'beti' by her father.
Heart touching. beautiful.
Dravidian - Matriarchy.
VarunDev:
Carving idols of both his parents and giving them a befitting farewell.
Born and raised in a Patriarchy system.. he still loves and respects his mother as much as he does his father.
'why mother?' the guru asks. the thought that woman too deserves her place of respect and honour probably didn't occur to the learned man.
and then this young man answers: 'For my mother was just as brave and noble as my father. She deserves the same respect.'
Aryan - Patriarchy.
Two clashing ideologies... yet acceptance and honoring a very simple truth. Every human deserves to be loved and respected for being who they are... gender is secondary. (so is religion, so is caste, so is creed). if only world understood this simple truth. but then again... Simple things are the most complicated concepts for the world to understand.
Both Devasena and VarunDev honoured this beautiful yet simple truth.
and that makes them so special and unique. No ideology is perfect. but some thoughts are. some hearts are.
The main players share similar core ideals.
Matriarchy versus Patriarchy.
I would love to call myself as humanitarian. that means i believe in equal rights for all. Women, men, children, animals, earth.
gender, size, shape and birth shouldn't judge what a person deserves. The attitude, intellect and heart should.
A woman shouldn't stake claim for a throne because she is a woman.
A man shouldn't get a free pass to become a CEO because he is a man.
Eras has changed. but the biases remain. In this world where women are fighting for the basic right to be born, to live and to live with dignity; with all the atrocities of the world perpetuated against this gender to the extent that a headline news of a rape of a child, death of a bride, missing children, trafficking barely affects us anymore. we have gone numb. So the concept of Matriarchy sounds... beautiful.
Yet i believe in equal rights.
I don't want one to be superior to other. Yin beneath Yang. or Yin above Yang. Let there be love and respect for both.
Maybe that's why i loved the main players of Aarambh and their thoughts and ideals this week.
Devasena.
a girl who loved her mother.
and revers her father.
she would rather give up on throne rather than give up on her right to be addressed as 'beti' by her father.
Heart touching. beautiful.
Dravidian - Matriarchy.
VarunDev:
Carving idols of both his parents and giving them a befitting farewell.
Born and raised in a Patriarchy system.. he still loves and respects his mother as much as he does his father.
'why mother?' the guru asks. the thought that woman too deserves her place of respect and honour probably didn't occur to the learned man.
and then this young man answers: 'For my mother was just as brave and noble as my father. She deserves the same respect.'
Aryan - Patriarchy.
Two clashing ideologies... yet acceptance and honoring a very simple truth. Every human deserves to be loved and respected for being who they are... gender is secondary. (so is religion, so is caste, so is creed). if only world understood this simple truth. but then again... Simple things are the most complicated concepts for the world to understand.
Both Devasena and VarunDev honoured this beautiful yet simple truth.
and that makes them so special and unique. No ideology is perfect. but some thoughts are. some hearts are.
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