Thanks, dear.
This is a sensitive topic and rather than spending time showing empathy for victims like Pallavi we are having to explain that she's a victim and has been put in a difficult situation. Ugh...
I haven't seen a single post yesterday talking about how Mandaar's upbringing or other factors have made him into the monster he is today. Clearly something went totally wrong over the years that made him the man he is and his family may have been at fault for enabling his disgusting mentality to develop in this way over the years. I am sure this is the case in many households where boys and men live a life of entitlement and each time they cross a line, this is overlooked instead of reigned. A few years later you get guys like Mandaar becoming emboldened to do whatever they want with impunity.
Regarding Anjali, something tells me Raghav wasn't victim shamed (or not as much as Pallavi) on social media or on the forum when that track was going on. I suspect it's because he's a man but it doesn't change the fact that he was drugged, assaulted, and defamed in the media. Such double standards.
I'm not advocating that men should be victim shamed. My point is that no victim should be shamed, regardless of gender.
Read this post by my friend on Mandar and his upbringing.
Pls copy paste the link I'm on my phone 🤣
www.indiaforums.com/forum/topic/5244797
We are planning to draw Mandar and Raghav parallels... It's a topic that needs in depth thinking. Will be up soon.
