Kashmakash | Short film | Her&Now | Women empowerment | Dipannita Sharma

[@sulaganabiswas]

I loved the character of the husband. When men are good, the women in their lives are seriously blessed.

[@priyaram8620]

However does she appreciate such a good husband?!?!

[@sulaganabiswas]

@@priyaram8620 any sensible person, man or woman, appreciates a good partner. Husband or wife. Trolls basing their insights on lame whatsapp jokes think otherwise. Misogynists think women don't appreciate good husbands. Don't fall into these stupid traps

[@aninditasaha0307]

Absolutely...i being a wife of such a man, i completely understand that behind every successful woman, there is always a man, who supports and loves her unconditionally ❤

[@riya282]

Agree, but I also believe we women have been blessed with the innate quality to change a person to become a better person. That applies to our kids , friends and husbands too. But first you have to live that life to inspire it. The lady character in the video represents it. She was appreciate of her mother in law and at the same time I assume with time gained her trust. When we start seeing the reason in why certain things were done in our culture change can happen.

[@Ruby-mf2tp]

True 👌

[@navyaagrawal6545]

Her husband is so supportive and understanding... ♥️✨🧿 Edit: damn , i got 200 likes .. ✌️😭 one like is mine 😂😂😂😂

[@savitachaugule4776]

Agree

[@englishtalks8395]

Exactly

[@navyaagrawal6545]

Yeah ✨✌️🥰

[@kirtymishra1460]

Now you have completed century 😊

[@navyaagrawal6545]

@@kirtymishra1460 ohh yeah thanks ☺️✨

[@firdos1069]

Behind every successful person....is a partner who refuse to give up on them and believed in them more than they did ! That partner can be anyone... parents, spouse, children or a friend.

[@omtoolika]

And if we find such person we should never let that person go...♥️some people are just our support system 🔱

[@bhaswati1326]

09

[@vrindatayade3914]

True

[@dr.upasanamaurya4629]

Very true

[@agrimupadhyay3303]

My sister

[@tabassumkhan5273]

नारी सशक्तिकरण की एक बेहतरीन मिसाल कायम कर दी है इस लघु फ़िल्म ने जो हजारों महिलाओं में प्रेरणा जगा सकती है। फिल्म निर्माता वाकई सराहना के अधिकारी हैं।

[@DrLeenaChauhan]

I am from Jaipur living in NCR so could connect with the entire film. There in our community women wear poshak as well as business suits we are traditionally smart people.

[@rajputanagirlz5728]

Most of the people still think k rajput bhot old fashioned and conservative hote h but little do they know that time is changing. I can see it in my family. The time she said "yaha k log purane khyal k zarur h pr bure nhi h" was so heart touching

[@vr5663]

I liked how they covered the small nuances. The girl from city was modern but a bit arrogant but the village girl even though old fashioned was humble n people were nice. The city girl had so much support from her partner yet was cribbing but the village girl had absolutely no support but yet through determination she nailed it n inspired the city girl. It's not about fashion it's about mentality that makes u modern and successful. Eventually the city girl not only understood that it's not in the attire but in the mind n even adapted to it. Nice story to inspire the younger women 💯

[@spellcheck5393]

Naah , this is wahi gheesipeeti story on how city girls are arrogant and they look down on village women's which is completely incorrect. As usual pitting women against one another and saying modernity. Baaddd, villages are good crap

[@saifuddinsaifee4421]

very well said!

[@Doobedoobedooba]

What about the hateful chaachi...pulling modern women down just because she is used to being treated like a second class citizen

[@vibhathomas7939]

Is this what you understand from such powerful message… it’s not about city and small town women it’s about supporting and encouraging each other, and bdw the village girl had a home while starting a business while the city girl had to sell out her home which she got from her hard earned money.

[@kanikajangid579]

Le isne to road pr pallu hata Diya hame to ye bhi izzazat nhi thi . Nhi to padosi chugli kr dete the .ha lekin apna culture uski beauty ki respect hamesha honi chahiye . Baki to samay ke hisaab se log ban jate h. Kuch nhi badal pate.

[@vinitadudhat4264]

So adorable! I have been working as solo freelancer translator for last 13 years, no support, no staff. But sometimes I feel I could do more and grow. This film is so inspiring!

[@PeacePlease.]

Don't compare yourself to others - All that glitters is not gold!! If you're making ends meet, and happy with your work, that's a lot better than people who slog to make the big bucks, but hate their jobs. Health is wealth - Safety & Health are priceless, more & bigger is not always better!! Peace & Love from the USA.

[@clipsy-tipsy5755]

"Overthinking could weaken your will"

[@akankshayadav713]

A short movie hamein yhi shikhati hai. Ki hamein kabhi kisi ko uske pahnawe aur jagah se judge nhi krna chaheye.. Yeh jaruri nhi ki ham modern kapde aur modern jagah pe kaam krke he aage bhade. Ham apne india ke culture aur tradition ko follow kr ke bhi national & international places pe bhi successful ho sakte hai.. Bus hamare andr dedication & acche idea hone chahiye.. Superb video

[@Janki-b1e]

True it's for both men and women.... To preserve their traditional and culture

[@sougandhisarath1681]

Brilliantly complementing traditions while thinking present.... Being respectful to elders is our tradition and so beautiful... Our sanskar is what makes ua so vivid and colorful and beautiful as a people. Nobody critizes how uncomfortable blazers and ties and shoes are because it is the accepted norm.... Honestly flip flops and rolled up sleeves are so much simpler.. But we accept that as a norm... Same with so many western formal outfits that seem simple to wear but need so much effort in terms of footwear, hair style , make up, etc.... Lovely film that upholds traditions and doesn't mock at our elders. And happy to see so many positive responses!! My Bharat is so so beautiful!

[@bonbontalks]

True, overthinking weakens your will ;; A very good short film.

[@SoSweetKitchenByBhartiSharma]

बहुत ही प्रेरणादायक कहानी है 😊 महिला सशक्तिकरण की सिर्फ बातें करने से कुछ नहीं होगा हम महिलाओं को उस पर काम भी करना होगा बिना ये सोचे कि हमारी मदद कौन करेगा। मेरी मां ने बचपन से सिखाया है कि ईश्वर भी उसीकी मदद करते हैं जो खुद अपनी मदद करता है... और मेहनत करने वालों की कभी हार नहीं होती। आज ये कहानी देखकर एक नया जोश आ गया है 🙏

[@samilyas]

Such supportive husbands... Cldnt hv bn possible without them in both scenarios... If only yr hubby is in, rest dont matter, just look at the way hes looking at her in the end, amazing

[@weiwei7571]

14:14 irony is they assume you are not capable of anything yet when they find out you have achieved what they have imagined they instantly change there perspective towards you from ordinary to extraordinary!

[@doggee09]

Karm se hi Identity Banti h

[@spellcheck5393]

@@doggee09 real mei no one assumes anything and people are nicer. This is just the same old script showing City people being mean .

[@sanjaykanoria8009]

We keep creebing until we find someone who is managing everything even in their hardest situation. Hats off. Thankyou

[@gautamnisha7193]

I wish we could live tradition and progression at the same time ❤❤

[@englishtalks8395]

Very right

[@arunaarakere2035]

Very true. Of late women getting to town thinks that she is doing the best and sofisticated job in the world. Getting to tradition are all out dated

[@batulchhatariya2544]

This comment is everything ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sophrosynemind]

​@@arunaarakere2035 sophisticated*

[@spellcheck5393]

@@arunaarakere2035 yep because traditions only benefit men

[@anythingmakeeverything7173]

Thank you @Here&Now, I was working as a Recruitment freelancer, and then I start a Recruitment Consultancy in Gurgaon but didn't have the guts to invest a good amount, But I will do and start my consultancy again. Thank you

[@tusnubabristy9352]

Her husband is very supportive. This is rare.

[@AK-10001]

Unlike other countries,, India can achieve real and sustainable development,only when tradition, heritage and modernity are brought together, Because traditions and heritages are the soul of our India.we should not leave it

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

How is it unlike other countries It could only become unlike to them

[@spellcheck5393]

Most Indian tradition are shit. Most are only on the backs of woman's subjugation and free labour. Tradition ke naam pe bas restrictions hoti h.

[@AK-10001]

@@spellcheck5393 Afghanistan Jake dekho kya hota hai ek bar🤭

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

@@spellcheck5393 agree lol India could achieve after having gungoot which is saying similar to west or japan - China could achieve development by having kimono , corsets and hanbook as tradition lol

[@sociallyveee]

I'm an ultra modern woman who was empowered by birth because of having super dynamic parents and I completely agree with you traditions are equally important for a country to move forward with a perfect balance our progress will be unmatched

[@dailylifeactivities1690]

Never judge a person by their attire and appearance.

[@englishtalks8395]

True

[@sumaiyakhan9368]

I wear burkha,n women in Mumbai local think I'm uneducated...

[@spellcheck5393]

@@sumaiyakhan9368 do they say that to you?

[@genuinetalks5325]

Apni choice se to ghunghat ya nikaab kar lo par impose Kara hua theek nhi

[@abhinavshukla2202]

@@sumaiyakhan9368 they don't think you are uneducated. They just don't know what you might be carrying inside your burqa, might as well be a bomb, so they just see you as security threat, and they aren't exactly wrong either.

[@deepanjalinaik3507]

Here again they have glorified woman who has to be super woman to be an inspiration to another woman,.....A lady has to live in a joint family take care of family,guests,house n then start a business on her own, she doesn't seem to have any support but she is inspiring another woman who seems like a normal lady who needs support to start a business...setting unprecedented standards for woman in the name of empowerment

[@usersYT]

So true 💯

[@abhinavshukla2202]

No I think the short film talks about how not to be a cry baby and blame everything else except your own self and not taking the responsibilities of your own actions from the very beginning including the choice of field of study to career to choice of in laws. The movie also talks about how a woman or even a man, can successfully balance the family and work without compromising either one, and without being a perpetual victim card swiper. And by the way, that tale isn't outlandish, I've been raised by one such woman. Besides, I know why can't you digest the movie, because it actually shows you the mirror and you being over critical about the movie is nothing but a coping mechanism. Go look into the mirror and thank me later.

[@spellcheck5393]

@@abhinavshukla2202 You are resorting to personally attack this women and talk about her life without knowing 2 cents about it. Tells lot about your character and kind of upbringing the women had on you. Better see mirror yourself rather rather than crying here for someone having an opinion diffrent to here

[@tulsi161]

Loved this one, where a woman from a small place talks in a way that makes sense.

[@romb2997]

Running a traditional enterprise with a smile and simplicity. Nice to see.

[@kesarsolanki6987]

Im also a marwadi and was so messed abt my career, wn i saw that lady wesring ghughant and even managing her career, der i got all my ans, tq for this ❤️

[@ursulanoronha2397]

It is important to stay positive and believe in yourself. It is also about hardwork,commitment, team work and focus. If you have people you encourage you then nothing can stop you.

[@middleschool3385]

What if when we don't have people to encourage and keep discriminate for everything.

[@ursulanoronha2397]

@@middleschool3385 Self discipline and self motivation is the key. Nothing is impossible. Everyone has their own perception, you can never satisfy or please Everyone.

[@middleschool3385]

@@ursulanoronha2397 Everyone has their own perception. 🙏

[@nainapatel6306]

Beautiful film which shows culture,traditions,support of husband. Most of all there was no bad language and swearing and vulgar clothing. Thank you for this film.

[@All_Good_Things_Only]

Such an inspirational story. These 20 minutes can bring so much of clarity to someone who is in a dilemma, someone who is finding it difficult to believe in themselves. It teaches us that life is not just about overthinking about our obstacles but moving ahead with all that we have in our hand, with a positive attitude and lots & lots of self believe... that no matter what, I'll overcome everything.✨

[@radhamadhavahari]

This is an excellent short moivie regarding women empowerment. One can learn a lot of lessons: small is beautiful; take the risk and get started; get inspiration from low tech and combine it with high-tech in order to succeed.(Dr Prayag Narayan Misra, NRI, settled in Arizona, USA for past 46 years; originally from PrayagRaj (Allahabad), UP, Bharat.

[@bhagyalaxmidutta7952]

sometimes great thoughts can be shared by citing simple examples. such an inspirational story it was. happy to watch it

[@nanditanair8430]

Behind every ambitious woman there is an understanding Man..then success is sure to follow

[@sunmoon3155]

Not necessary to start big, one can start small. But important thing is to start. And then things will grow big. Persevere and work hard.

[@architajain7788]

It's message is stop overthinking and start taking actions... Awesome movie...😇

[@SampadaMoira]

jyada sochnese soch kamjor pad jati hai!!! 1 line me kitna bada lesson hai ye 👏

[@chaithanyashetty487]

Marwaari community knows how to fly high while keeping foot firm grounded to earth....very intelligent class of people with tremendous integrity

[@tanyaraj8264]

Such supportive husband ❤ अपने जमीन से जुड़े रह कर भी इंसान ऊंचाइयां छू सकता है

[@sakshigupta5431]

Loved it! The act and storyline! At the end of the day we all find answers to the question, if not then the quest continues!

[@anamika_khare]

Nice story ... dreams are beyond our clothes.❤️

[@dikshamaan9030]

Wow, loved the way you showed perspective of How people are percieved to how people actually are. As well as tendency of thinking ourselves superior and making our problems even more superior to starting with whatever you have.

[@Lmaya132]

Very nice how her husband encourage her to go after her dream. Inspiring story.

[@hemambikasingh8160]

How beautifully they portrayed a lady who does both the work and home and also respects her culture.....that is exactly my beautiful rajasthan .....proud to be rajasthani ❤ rajput

[@aayushithakur4813]

This is not part of culture. Ghunghat nd all. Pta ni kab smjhenge log….

[@wowser2153]

@@aayushithakur4813agreed. None of the Hindu goddesses have ghunghat in old statues

[@AnshuSharma-io7gx]

It is a must watch for urban women and clear all high airs about themselves as against women from tier 2,3 cities and villages.

[@spellcheck5393]

Nah . Most city women don't give shit about other people's lives. But yep there are Villagers with their inferiority complex thinking City people are always thinking about them Frankly no one cares , city women are busy with their lives.

[@Thoughts..562]

Yes, never judge a person with their attire but we can not justify veil because it is all about patriarchal mindset 😊

[@Dailybaatwitheli]

No dear, patriarchy nahi thi india me. Wo invasions se aai hai. Apne behen beti ko bachane ke liye karna padta tha. Then dheere dheere people adapted.

[@usersYT]

@@Dailybaatwitheli but now there is no need. Mughals to kbka chle gye pr ghunghat abtk hai🙄😒 aur patriarchy sirf India m nahi poore world m thi aur abhi bhi hai.

[@Dailybaatwitheli]

@@usersYT technically from. Long back if you india believed in matriarchy.but as i said. People adapted it. Then it became a patriarchal mindset. You cannot remove something from. Minds if it was there for 300 years can you? If you have ever heard that story. Ek ladke ki shadi hoti hai uski maa kuch kam kar rahi hoti hai toh billi aajati hai barat nikalne wali hoti hai toh wo billi ko daliya ke niche dhak deti hai jaldi ki wjh se. Aur bahu ko lane kr bad usko dhyan nahi rehta. Bahu jan rasoi me jati hai toh daliya bich me dekhti hai aur kholti hai toh billi bhagti hai. Usko lagta hai koi rasam hogi jo sas ne ki hogi. Phir bahu ke beta hota hai aur uski shadi hoti hai aur uski bahu jab aati hai to wo same rasm karti hai. Ab ye koi rasm thode thi bas dekha aur kar dia. Generations se aisa hi hota hai. Bas kisi ek ko badalna padta hai.

[@abhinavshukla2202]

@@Dailybaatwitheli Thank gods someone came up to bust the pop culture narrative

[@Kai_28]

@@Dailybaatwitheli Reference?

[@Stockmarketindia1A]

Some times you just need inspiration and motivation to achieve your goals and yes, never underestimate of anyone for him/her tradition or look

[@ramneekhora8203]

In our office, people managers used to wear Indian attire. The client managers would suit up when there were client meetings!

[@MsEternalpeace]

This film has portrayed in an excellent manner being an empowered woman is not just about abandoning your culture, wearing jeans, high heels & a lipstick. Don't let feminists look down upon you for wearing your traditional attires and not showing your skin.

[@NamookWM]

The most beautiful thing is the love and support of the husband!

[@asitkaushik2524]

That moment when the city bred Aarti (Chief HR madame) realized that her veil-clad small town relative was leaps and bounds ahead of her in realizing her dreams! It actually blew the wind out her sails and punctured her false sense of superiority and condescending attitude towards small town folk.

[@rohitpathak22]

Amazing short film❤️ In the era of nudity and cheap songs....after a long period of time I saw this kind of script 🙏 Really inspiring and heart touching ❤️

[@skalrask8097]

Sab manage ho jaataa hae ek ambiguous statement hae! Working on the working arrangements 2 DHAAREE TALWAR hae! I'll live with the light and silver lining in the nebulousity

[@bonaventure12345]

Why to always portray a successful working woman as aggressive n authoritative..even with a very supportive spouse?

[@lavitakakkar3315]

I luv our traditions very much Modernism Aaj ki majburi hai jarurat nahi Hamare life ke khaas times par hamari traditional life hi achi lagti hai........

[@latikajadhav6923]

सिर्फ पैंट शर्ट पहन कर हम काम करने से मार्डन समझना ग़लत बात है हम अपने हिन्दू संस्कृति को जतन कर के भी आगे बढ़ सकते हैं 🥰

[@meenaiyer5856]

Excellent view

[@kriyasingh3478]

Ha sahi kaha ..... Aaj kal to log kurta payjama , dhoti -kurta ....etc. ko pahnana bhul he gye h.

[@pritirani6925]

Bs kuch logo pr hi jab sanskriti apply hoti h aur kathorta se hoti h Bina unki sahajta ko jane tb bandhan ban jati hai.

[@sanjanagupta4044]

@@kriyasingh3478 correct✅ 😂

[@xacademia9646]

@@kriyasingh3478 unhein mann nhi hai...tumhein kya dikkat hai usse?

[@thosedreamingeyes9424]

Really love d husband's and d village daughter in law's character ❤

[@poojasrivastava0629]

Beautiful ❤️ dreams are beyond our clothes !!!

[@Priya-ks8ut]

HR madam was underestimating her village sis in law at first. She thought her city standards are too high for a villager. Then she came in line. Moral- Never underestimate anyone

[@PeacePlease.]

A very sweet show. The lead has very westernized features, and looks better in modern clothes, the other girl looked beautiful in traditional clothes. Both were lovely. The little girl was adorable!! Well directed, realistically portrayed, & a very sweet film over all. Definitely Thumbs UP worthy from for this touch!! Tradition is good, backwardness isn't - Expecting women to be in ghunghatt in today's world is not only ridiculous, it's no better than Muslims expecting their women to wear bhurkha. It's stunts their progress & holds women back - Old fashioned, & backward!! A woman needs to be able to think, move & be free to make decisions, if she's to run her own business. The men need to help with house work if they expect women to help with the household income - THAT's progression!! Namaste from USA!!

[@Kai_28]

‘Burka’ pehnne se koi ‘old fashioned’ nhi bn jata, na hi nude hone se koi ‘modern’ or ‘free’ ho jata h. progress kam kapre pehnne se nhi aati or na modest hone se ruk jati h 😂 rahi bat culture ki to India ka culture to yehi h, Hindu culture men bhi itna lamba ghunghat daala jata h chehre p.

[@PeacePlease.]

@@Kai_28 You're barking up the wrong tree trying to educate or argue with me about culture, tradition & values. But if a fight is what you're looking for, then BarkON... without me!!

[@AnalytiCritic]

@@Kai_28 Looks like you do NOT understand complete sentences but pick a few English words and then associate them with your limited English vocabulary. "NUDE" is probably in your mind 🤣😂🤣😂Back at Cha!!

[@preetisonar4934]

Loved the cotton jaipuri saree, the Bahu was wearing. It's so soft and comfortable.

[@nidhikochar5916]

He is sooo supportive husband and also good father

[@kavyadubey852]

The only thing that is appreciative is the husband, for being supportive.

[@abhinavshukla2202]

Because other things surpass your personal calibre?

[@swapnilgaur4810]

Amazing concept. Putting modernity along with traditions. Nice job

[@razilect766]

I can watch dipannita sharma whole day without dialogues. She hs such a massive screen presence

[@vandanapatidar7770]

It's....really....too good and indeed too helpful to realise the potential and the reality which we often forget behind that long ghunghat.....

[@farhamemon9071]

At times, You fail to count your blessings and rather than utilizing your blessing, you keep counting on obstacles

[@abhinavshukla2202]

You are from IIT Bombay?

[@nehachamoli6174]

I have watched an inspiring bio of real "Sui dhaga" woman who not even educated enough was invited in Harvard Business School.

[@risshavrai7525]

Diparnita sharma always loved her work ❤ 🙏

[@anitadhawan5515]

Concept is good , brilliant picture , but reality is different, in most of the cases if you are a girl and you want to do something then you have to fight with the society as well as with family ......

[@mansihada8548]

Simple sober short film 💗 I'm rajput from Rajasthan toh ghunghat ka I've idea khi PE yh compulsion hota h khi pr choice but aaj kl jitna me meri family me dekh paari hu ppl are becoming okay with the choice of ghunghat or isme mujhe nhi lgta koi dikkat h jb aap kisi k upr kch chize thopte ho tbhi dikkat ho skti h

[@ravishekhawat5489]

Ghunghat should not be forced on women. It should be her choice totally. If she isn't comfortable with it, she should not be shamed.

[@mansihada8548]

Glad to hear that from a rajput man So proud of you.bless to have you in our community 💗

[@ravishekhawat5489]

@@mansihada8548 Hey I think you went a bit overboard while expressing your approval for my comment. By the way ,have you been through any sort of pressure due to the veil system?

[@Sytan117]

Wow it's completely worth of my 20:20 minutes, iss ak short film ne 20 min me jo lession dia , it's completely satisfying 👌❤️

[@srabanidebnath.9966]

Nice,,, Wow! What a supportive husband,,, 👌💗 07/11/22

[@nafisazoozar6583]

Very inspiring loved it

[@aishwaryavaijapurkar9671]

Great yaar , she must appreciate her husband too, he is so supportive n positive, ❤❤❤,

[@manokamna6379]

nice combination of traditional and modern life

[@pn81]

Wow Dipannita,loved your work!!Awesome subject and wonderful acting by all the artists!

[@englishtalks8395]

👍🏻

[@usersYT]

This movie shouldn't have supported or shown veil as a normal thing. What his chachi commented was also wrong. They are showing that women can easily take care of joint family , follow all stupid orthodox traditions while having their own businesses , such unrealistic things , wanting women to be some superwomen who doesn't need their husband's help even in household chores. And the other woman who was more practical and realistic one is shown as wrong🙄😒.

[@vatsalarana9843]

But why are our traditions 'stupid orthodox' ? We can do whatever we want for our own happiness but we can't do small things for our parents'? The people who raised us and made the type of person we are right now. Happily following our traditions does not make any women less of a feminist or modern, this is something we should embrace

[@priyachauhan5132]

But it is a tradition at my home... And I am from jharkhand.. I dare say its a very normal thing at my home

[@purplishious2653]

The video wants to show tat feminism and empowerment can happen even at traditional level.....following our tradition and culture does not make us anti - feminist..

[@mickeyandchickey4399]

Yes I agree teri maa behen ko burkhe me rhkta hai apni behen se shadi kr lete ho tum log wo shi hai but ye nhi😂

[@UmaJaiswalArtist]

household work should be done equally by men and women as both are working and why only boys parents should get all oldage care not the girls parent?

[@samayyunzaheer]

Superb movie superb concept.....logaon ki thinking yhi hogayi hai ki jo ladies western kapdy phnti hai zyada English mai baat karti hai wahi sab kar sakti hai......india sy angrez tu bhaga diye magar unki dali hui sonch nai...we can do anything being in our culture and following our tradition......big round of 👏

[@minakshigupta5364]

Choti choti cheezon mein khushiyaan dhoondho nahi to tension ki kami kahan hai is rat race mein Well picturised clipping

[@bhartilodhi3618]

Amazing story...I loved it❤...women empowerment

[@shreshthasharma4414]

Outstanding Inspiring story 👍

[@TanuRochani]

This was so nice to watch.... really left a smile on my face 😊

[@uv9111]

What an amazing short story.❤❤❤

[@artsofshivu]

Wow!! That's a very very very inspiring short story 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻❤️

[@kamaakshijain3476]

AMAZING STORY.. THANKS FOR GIVING US THIS MASTERPIECE

[@nishachaudhary1615]

very inspiring.....god bless!!🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊

[@kushisadhanasingh]

Home is best place to visit...also involved completely what ever u r in nd where ever u r

[@jajwindersingh7371]

Really Inspiring On you tube I have seen first thing that's really meaning ful🙏🙏👍

[@iarilife3002]

She changed her behaviour towards that already established business women in Ghunghat just after knowing her business. What an Irony that was?

[@shanayashanaya1919]

Rajasthan rajput culture ,tradition and rituals are best

[@siya6813]

Chi Chochlapan and nothing else

[@PoonamKhalsode]

wonderful story with wonderful message. thank you😃

[@padmamurali10]

how could she not take her Mac while leaving the office? 🙂! that apart.. an inspiring story on how not to judge from an appearance! Following traditions doesnt make one regressive.

[@Dailybaatwitheli]

Maybe it's not hers its office's

[@paruln111]

Nonsense like long ghoongat in d name of tradition is bullshit

[@patilpv]

If u have ur family support, u can achieve whatever u want.. I'm glad, even I got such supporting husband ❤️

[@bajrangi3195]

This is the culture which we are proud of

[@priyabhasharma5620]

Marvellous film very motivational 👏👏👏

[@meri_kahaniyan_ravindrakant]

सकारात्मक सोच की शानदार कहानी। वाह।

[@yaduvanshitanvi6375]

Such a beautiful and inspiring story Had to leave the comment here as it would have been rude If I just skip it after watching Beautiful acting with an amazing story line thats why they say keep on doing hard work and god will look after the rest Amazing work keep motivating people with your work take care b bye

[@shobhiniibhowal2314]

The husband is so supportive as well as so caring. He reminds me of my husband.

[@motherof1132]

It’s fine that she is doing this new venture. However what really matters is her family. If she can balance it than great. But many people can’t. Memories are not made at work but with your family. Your children

[@vandanasharma3106]

We have been to this restaurant twice...Delhi Jaipur highway ..nice story...We always hesitate in taking one step but once decided ....manzil door nhi rahti

[@abhaytailor007]

I am from Rajasthan nd the scenes show in this pure Rajasthani. Love form Raj.💝

[@justlasham]

NOW this IS , message oriented. Of *PRISTINE CONTENT*.