Objectification of men in Dear Zindagi. - Page 4

Originally posted by: Harley_Quinn

So when did I say it's not a fact? But objectifying men doesn't make it okay because women have it worse.

That doesn't mean it's okay to cry about men's objectification when its such a non-issue.

Originally posted by: Mahisa22

That doesn't mean it's okay to cry about men's objectification when its such a non-issue.

Opening a topic for discussion is not "crying". Everything is a non-issue for us on this forum. We're not going anywhere by talking about Sushant, Rhea or Kangana. So me questioning something even if it's not a big problem doesn't make it right.

I don't mind us men being objectified as long as it ends in sex.

Originally posted by: NoraSM

https://youtu.be/Y3DlwnW-SmM

"Ek Kursi choose Karne se pahle ham itni sari kursiyan dekhte hai, to ek LIFE PARTNER choose karne se pahle HAMEIN options nahi dekhne chahiye kya?"

Life partner is a gender neutral word

He included himself as someone who spends good time to select a Chair, and he is most definitely a man and into women

Quoting this to answer TM, the analogy didn't compare men to chairs so there was no need for any discussion on objectification itself.

Originally posted by: Breath-Mark

Quoting this to answer TM, the analogy didn't compare men to chairs so there was no need for any discussion on objectification itself.

They did compare men with chairs because it's not just there in one scene. It's been a while I've watched the movie so can't remember, but I do remember Kiara calling Rumi (Ali Zafar's character) a musical chair because he's a musician.