Originally posted by: Bodhianveshika
Isse achcha hain koi definitions nikal hi matt. We don't need to limit understanding under the boundaries of "isms".
Har kaam ki izzat honi chahiye phir woh ghar ka ho, Bahar ka ho, ya sanskaar ka ho. Waqt ke saath paribhashayein badalti hain.
Pehle ek ki kamayi se ghar chalta tha aur bhara pariwaar hota tha jise sambhalne ke liye mazboot stambh chahiye tha. Na stree purush ki jurisdiction me kadam rakhte the na purush stree ke. Dono hi ek doosre ke yogdaan ki qadr karte the.
Jaise shayad (for lack of better examples from the show) Leela-Hansmukh.
Kramenh yeh paristhitiya power dynamics me badal gayi aur purush provider se breadwinner banaya aur stree nurturer se carer. Power ki paribhasha earnings se equate hone lagi aur ego ne mutual understanding ko beat kar diya. Saanjhedaari ne distribution of labour ka roop leliya.
May be Vanraj-Anupama.
Isi dauran kahi, yeh samajh aagaya ki ek insaan ki kamayi se ghar sanskaar nahin chal sakta aur purush aur stree donon ko sanskaar ki pathri par chalna hoga. Kambhakt ego ne apni jade mazboot kar rakhi thi aur iska ek maatra vikalp tha, Stree ki kamayi aur occupation purush se kam waqt ki ho taki distribution of labour intact rahe.
Ab ka daur yeh hain ki purush aur stree dono hi sabal hain aur har koi atmanirbhar. Nahin bhi ho toh unhe khud ko sambhalne ke Kai zariye hain. Ab jab purush aur stree saath aate hain toh we jante hain ki sanjhedaari nibhayenge toh bache rahenge nahin toh donon ko hi bhugatna hoga.
Sorry par iss cheez ka iss show me koi udaharan na hain aur na ho sakta.
Exactly, the situation was different before, but it has changed now. Now, every woman who is working hard to improve herself and her family is a feminist, whether she is working at home or outside in a job/business.
In this show, there's no one whose example can be given, maybe Dolly Ben, but it has been so long since she left that I forgot how she was. From the first generation of YRKKH, Varsha was feminist, I mean if you extract traits and ignore thoda bohot as it is ITV, she had some. Then, when Naitik wasn't there and Akshara managed everything, we can call that feminism too. We'll have to ignore few doormat behaviour in ITV because who will be the perfect example in them, we don't know.
Wait, Anupama serial ke characters like to give examples of historical things, right? I also got few in my mind.
From Mahabharat, Draupadi, Subhadra, etc., they were feminists too. Draupadi raised her voice against the wrong done to her, she didn't silently endure everything. Subhadra, who raised her child in the absence of her husband, even raised Draupadi's children and didn't think about how she would manage without her husband, she was also a feminist.
Chitrangada, who was Arjun's wife, was also very skilled in war at that time, she managed her kingdom with her father, she was also a feminist.
I don't have much knowledge about this scripture, but Yashodhara Gautam Buddh's wife, was also a feminist, it is not easy even now to raise a kid for a single mom, people mock and taunt, but she did it, vo bhi kalyug mei, so unko bhi ye milna chahiye naa.
Sudha Murti ji is a feminist, Shakuntala devi was a feminist, Savittribai fulle (sorry for the wrong spelling) she was the first woman in India who raised her voice for education rights for women was a feminist.
Chef Garima Arora, first Indian woman to win a michelin star, not just 1, two stars which is a difficult thing, she is also a feminist.
so why to restrict our ideas about feminism
Also, one thing you notice in all these women, they have never cried for what has happened to them, life toh inki bhi difficult hi rahi hogi naa, problems toh inke saath bhi hui hogi naa, but they fought against everything and uske baad I have never seen them complaining ki how they were treated and all.
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