On The Great Indian Kitchen

Thu, 22 Jul 2021 07:10:09 +0000

I never wrote any review before. The Great Indian Kitchen has inspired me to pen a few words down in public. It's a beautifully and subtly depicted reality of male-centric patriarchal kitchen run by the labour of women (educated, undereducated, uneducated, working at and or outside home, earning, non-earning) to serve mainly male members of families. Keeping in view of the satisfaction of taste buds and health of males in families. How males from their early-childhood are made to unlearn etiquettes and table manners and to unlearn also to respect females universally and learn to degrade and humiliate their female counterparts through words and body languages directly and indirectly. I don't blame it on men because they learn to think and behave like from their early-childhood and can't follow that their actions and reactions are humiliating ones. Expect this film lets at least some among us to think anew.