#desi literature

[pyaari-naari]

Tere paas apna dupatta bhul jaun,

Issi bahane tujhse phir ek baar milne aau.

[burgirrrr-rants]

arey bhai ignore nahi kar rahi hu, mere mai energy nahi hai baat karne ki

[starblushh]

‘‘Ek samandar hai jo mere kaabu me hai,

Aur ek katra hai jo mujhse sambhala nahi jata,

Ek umr hai jo bitani hai uske bagair,

Aur ek lamha hai jo mujhse guzaara nahi jata”

– Gulzar

[kadwarasgullaa]

Desi girl discord server bana rahi hu kis kis ko ana hai?

[maihonhassan]

Sahir Ludhianvi the man you're, the words you wrote always melt my heart:

kabhi khud pe kabhi haalat pe rona aaya, baat nikli to har ek baat pe rona aaya

hum to samjhe the ki hum bhul gae hain un ko, kya hua aaj ye kis baat pe rona aaya

[shyam-kariya]

In a world full of "Aur batao"

Find someone who says "पता है आज क्या हुआ?"♡

[rayyzcosmos]

ज़िंदगी शायद इसी का नाम है

दूरियाँ मजबूरियाँ तन्हाइयाँ

- कैफ़ भोपाली

[suniah]

Sorry, I confused the tepidity of my tea cup with the warmth of your hand.

[therealdesitalk]

hi!!! since we're questioning stuff, i wanted to say this, it's been on my mind for a while now.....

what is bollywood trying to do making AND promoting films like 'animal' and 'kabir singh'?????

they are clearly promoting toxic masculinity and violence which is affecting the public sooooo much......and they got the nerve to defend it as well????!!!!!

there are sooooo many films now which promote violence......ranbir kapoor is an excellent actor, yet it's sad to see his most successful film was 'animal' and not 'barfi' which is actually touching.....you know why?? because this is exactly what people want to see, violence, uncontrolled rage and madness......

the uneducated section of the society is very influenced by this and this is pretty well known, then why make films like this???

why not make more films on moving topics THAT ACTUALLY FUCKING MATTER and cause people to change their mentality????

people are much more affected by movies than by books, especially in our country, where sadly, a large population still does not have access to books and education.....what's worse is that learned and educated people also don't actually fucking care and promote this kind of bullshit......

please share your opinion and also reblog.....i wanna hear more about this from different people as well......

Thanks for reaching out i appreciate you taking the time to ask a question, And i am happy that every girl is asking such questions to support each other

So namaste everyone

In my view many directors in India focus on making movies that make a lot of money. These movies often include things like sex, violence, and negative portrayals of women which have been popular for a long time. Unfortunately people have gotten used to these kinds of movies and directors care more about making money than about the impact their movies have on society however not all directors are like this. Some directors want to make movies that show women in a positive way It's important to support these directors and their movies so that we can have more respectful and inclusive films. But people don't give much attention to good movies if we create good marketing of good movies and make their good scenes go viral on the internet maybe it's possible that more people will watch good movies This way directors will also realize that people's preferences are changing

The Impact of Such Movies : Movies that glorify toxic masculinity and perpetuate misogyny can have a detrimental impact on society. They reinforce harmful gender norms, normalize abusive behavior and contribute to the marginalization of women. Additionally they can influence audience perceptions and attitudes shaping societal beliefs and behaviors. It's crucial to critically examine these movies and engage in discussions about their implications while also advocating for more socially responsible and inclusive storytelling in the film industry.

👉🏻 So Let's Jump On Some Questions 👈🏻

Why Male Directors Make Such Kind Of Movies?

Male dominated industry : The Indian film industry is largely controlled by men. This means that the stories being told are often filtered through a male lens and women are frequently portrayed in one dimensional or stereotypical ways.

Audience demand: There's a perception that a large section of the audience prefers these kinds of films. Masala movies with over the top action romance and violence have long been a staple of Bollywood and filmmakers may be reluctant to deviate from this formula for fear of losing box office revenue.

Societal factors: Sexism and misogyny are deeply ingrained in Indian society nd this is reflected in the films that are produced. Films often mirror and reinforce existing social prejudices making it difficult to break the cycle

👉🏻 So, What Can Be Done To Reduce Sexism In Indian Films?👈🏻

Encourage more women in filmmaking: Increasing the number of women in key decision making roles, such as directors, producers, and writers, can help bring about a more balanced perspective in films.

Because guys! if movies are made from a female perspective there will be significant changes seen in the movie industry so encourage your friends and cousins to talk about these things

Make Everyone Aware! Aware! Aware! :

If someone in your house talks about movies like "Animal" and "Kabir Singh" and says it's just a movie sit down and explain to them that what you watch is not normal. Even if you receive negative feedback you know what your job is - make everyone around you aware of this issue. Don't let these movies be normalized which people have modernized.

Take Advantage Of The Internet : Promote Media Literacy educate the public through internet especially young people about media literacy and critical thinking skills teach them to analyze and question the messages portrayed in movies on Instagram, Twitter (X) Reddit , Facebook , Blogs including recognizing and challenging harmful stereotypes and representations

👇🏻👇🏻

Last note : And we should keep hyping movies like women empowerment on the internet. We have the internet in our hands so let's make good use of it. Otherwise what's the point of sitting and thinking about what's happening in society? Don't just think do something even if it's a small step like what I'm doing with my blog. I know that not many girls will reach it but those who do are a big number for me. So, spread women empowerment movies and their scenes everywhere on the internet whether they are old or not just make them viral and spread awareness through social media and blogs

Thanks everyone. Please Reblog this. 🪷🦢🐚

[aurkitnarulaoge]

Guess which desi reader just bargained a 600rs book?

Found a really nice book place that brings and sells books on demand— walked in and saw 15 books that are already in my list of 'books to buy when not planning to die'. Really nice old man and his worker. Walked in, took a polity book, came back, took Ramayana Unraveled. Saw a guy from school, tried to race with me, he lost ofc, but i took a wrong turn bcz of it. Anyways, Mangalwaar Masti's episode ends now. Eating sugar teti ifykyk.

[iamreallyawkwardsblog]

I played volleyball after more than 3 years today😭😭😭😭😭

It wasn't even a proper match but the happiness I feel is just unmatched

ヾ(＾-＾)ノ

[pyaari-naari]

Ye gaana bilkul tumhari tarah hai

Tumhari yaad dilata hai

Tumhare aur kareeb laata hai

"I made a playlist for you"

"This song reminds me of you"

[burgirrrr-rants]

jis kaam se mobile uthati hu,voh chodhke baaki saare timepass karleti hu

[starblushh]

कर तो लूंं एतिराफ़ - ए - मोहब्बत

तुम फसाना बना तो न दोगे

मैं तुम्हे खत तो लिख दूँ

मगर तुम दोस्तों को दिखा तो न दोगे

– Mumtaz Naseem

[kadwarasgullaa]

Teddy bear ke sath soti hu abhi bhi

[maihonhassan]

She is all 𝘁𝗵𝗼𝗿𝗻𝘀, just like a rose 𝗯𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗵, I am all 𝘄𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗱𝘀, yet I would 𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗿𝗮𝗰𝗲 her. - Ahmad Faraz