Ladko Jaisi | Women's Day Special | Blush

[@dhwanikakkad4095]

People will always be uncomfortable around those who are different💜 Very well written!

[@anamwasil5433]

Totall !

[@Harry_The_Potter7]

❤️❤️❤️

[@smitinbhosale7987]

Exactly! One of the best lines I have ever heard!

[@thecreablez3851]

It's very true...

[@shiwanikataruka4978]

One of the best dialogues I Hv heard.

[@malalai2510]

*A woman is human* She is not better, wiser, stronger, more intelligent, more creative, or more responsible than a man. Likewise, she is never less. Equality is a given. *A woman is human* *Happy women's day*

[@Aisshhaaaaa]

preach. true equality!

[@manjuraghav7901]

@First Name Last Name these videos are made for sexist people. But aapko toh gender aur breed main difference hi nahi pata. Jao pehle 3rd class Puri karke aao fir bhaukna

[@Kingofthecourt_Tobio]

The most beautiful message♥

[@dr.diptyroy]

💟💟💟💟💟

[@hiraljani2832]

@First Name Last Name are you jealous that now people like you are going down because women are now equal to you ...

[@keerthana5188]

Who doesn't want a sister like that!?❤❤❤ This bought me down to tears

[@renusharma4920]

Meri sis isse bhi better h trust h vo 100000 me se ek h 😺

[@anishasings]

Actually I like when people call us "londa","tomboy",etc. because I love myself...I love who I am

[@avanth_barudwale]

Self acceptance 😌 is blessing ❤❤

[@pratikkha4388]

same here 😋

[@ShrutiSruthiMM]

Yesss! Awesome!! :-)

[@aru_shan]

But I guess, your behaviour doesn't make you a guy? What makes you a guy is if you feel inside you're a guy. P.S. - Not trying to be offensive.

[@crabsenpai1305]

It actually increases SWAG

[@simyjoseph6996]

People will always be uncomfortable with those who are different...so true....

[@ankushdas5148]

Being a tomboy is what I am super proud of. Yes people say they tease and say all sorts of things and comment about my hair, how I play football. I don't care because that's what I am and I won't change it for anyone. Thanks Blush For this amazing video.!!

[@RHKhan86]

My Best Female Friend is a Tom Boy. & she is very lovely. We hang out a lot. I love her every way.

[@Nisha-hp9wu]

Even i play football and i do face same kind of situation 😩

[@jyotimehta2241]

✌😊👍🤘

[@cosmologyfreak3957]

But being genuine with onself is best thing because in end everyone leaves and now you are with yourself a person who is not what you really wanted to be an unsatisfied person

[@yuanngomes6840]

Same here

[@apotatoe4115]

Being a tomboy is tough in a country like India, where gender stereotypes is a huge thing.. But you gotta face those people and show how much of a badass you are😗👑. #Happywoman'sday

[@yogi8044]

Ohhh you tel me GURL , i sexually identify myself as a woman, though biologically i am a male ( god i hate this word ). I am not keen to waste tons of money to change myself so i just hope people accept me for who i am. It feels very bad when i am forced to use the Mens washroom, and the trial rooms just kill me. When will the patriarchy end, Happy womens day

[@darkseid856]

@@yogi8044 everyone's life is different . everyone has a problem . It's your life , you have to face it and tackle it yourself .

[@yogi8044]

@@darkseid856 Then why do we have a ministry for women and child but not Trans people and other sexual minorities, aren't we oppressed more than women

[@darkseid856]

@@yogi8044 1. Tamil Nadu and Kerala were the first two states to introduce transgender welfare policy which gave free access to sex reassignment surgery (SRS), free housing programs, admission in government with full scholarship for higher studies, income generation programs etc. 2.In 2014, Supreme Court recognised transgenders as the third gender. 3.To help improve their degrading living conditions, Supreme Court of India declared transgender community as economically backward class in April 2014, to entitle them with reservations and welfare benefits like skill development, 2% reservations in government jobs, legal aid, pension and allowances. 4.On April 24, 2015, the rights of transgender persons bill was passed by Rajya Sabha in order to prevent abuse, unemployment, violence and exploitation of the third gender. The bill was proposed by DMK MP Tiruchi Siva and it was the first time that the house passed a private member's bill in 45 years. 5.Ministry of Drinking Water and Sanitation allowed the transgender community in April 2017 to use the toilet of their own choice in all states in public. By taking this step, the government has broken the 'toilet' stigma attached to the third gender. The city of Mysore became the only city to provide a public toilet for the 'third gender'. Source :- Internet

[@angelish4115]

@@darkseid856 Kerala has always been quite a developed state. Other states should strive to be like them.

[@prithabagchi8698]

I'm a tomboy and I'm tired of explaining that, this is not a choice that we make this is how we are. People like me are questioned and raised eyebrows against everyday. Ignoring it every time might not help, sometimes we gotta take a stand and raise our voices. So happy that such relatable videos are there on the internet. Good work, blush! 👍

[@yogi8044]

Ohhh you tell me GURL , i sexually identify myself as a woman, though biologically i am a male ( god i hate this word ). I am not keen on wasting tons of money to change myself so i just hope people accept me for who i am. It feels very bad when i am forced to use the Mens washroom . even when i explain them that i feel like a woman, and the trial rooms just kill me. When will the patriarchy end, Happy womens day

[@soumipaladhi7007]

Since my early childhood i used to dress up like a boy because i was comfortable with those clothes than frocks and skirts.So when i grew up and reached the point to get married,one of my friend told me that,'Now start to dress up like a gilr or you will not find any one to marry you'.That time i replied to him that dont you worry about it,i will find someone who will love me because of me'.And i did.i was bullied by so many people for my dressing sense,but i never changed myself.Don't let anyone tell you what to do with your life.just be yourself.

[@ritikaritu2181]

I'm not a girly girl, but I'm neither a tomboy. I enjoy putting on make up, I enjoy painting my nails, but I also enjoy playing sports and being the only girl who does so in free time. I'm a girl who plays basketball or football in heels. I sport a sneaker and no make up everyday. I'm right there in the middle, I have female friends and guy friends... and lots of them. There isn't a word that defines exactly what or who I am, no word has the capacity to do so either way. I am me, and proud of me.

[@jyeshtha4285]

sis...This is soo tru u r nt the only one i am lyk that tooo..and we are TOMGIRLS...but there is this one thing fr sure we r proud of ourselves...

[@alveerachaudhary452]

Same here❤

[@teriakywo3522]

oh same bro

[@zeenatkhatoon4192]

It's kk The way u r..it's enough.. This is ur identity..& u should be proud..👍👍😃

[@alveerachaudhary452]

@@zeenatkhatoon4192 identity ka faluda bankar na hame hi pila denge😂😂😂😂lekin ek haqiqat to hh ye jazbaaat taqleefdeh bhot hote hh

[@anujadasmohapatra9245]

People will always be different around those who are different! ❤️

[@ushapokharel3674]

Now that's perfect example of two women empowering each other 💚

[@whyicantthinkofaname7893]

Honestly ppl who are giving so many praises for your video. In real life I can guarantee you that 70 percent t of them do judge women from their appearance the way they dress talk etc. India is still not ready for women's respect period. I know many of them will feel offended but it is true.

[@saumyaray4619]

Yes

[@saumyaray4619]

Probably

[@notokay4566]

Well haven't you heard? Fake it till you make it?

[@humansrtrash324]

Exactly

[@gouranganeog6035]

Being an effeminate boy (I still feel uncomfortable to call myself or be called a "man" at over 25) who has spent 6 years in boys' hostel, I can entirely relate to this story. I think I shouldn't tell how diabolic my experiences have been in the hostel apart from my total lack of male friends. Those horrific memories, those traumatic days are powerful enough to still haunt me whenever I think about them. Boys are worse with girlish boys than girls are with tomboyish girls. The few friends I had and still have are all girls. I am gay which I revealed to some of the girls. None of them had a problem and they remained the same with me as before besides keeping my secret. The only laughter, the only smiling moments I had were because of the amazing girls. Some of the girls used to even tell the boys that they should not treat me like that and that it was mean and unfair. What would happen to me and boys like me if there were no girls? Thanks to God for creating compassionate, kind, sympathetic, empathetic women! I think girls don't tease tomboyish girls as opposed to what is shown in the video. Because we had a girl who was slightly tomboyish, but no girl used to tease her. The hostel boys used to tell me how to talk, walk, sit, behave and act. They used to say I should be sent to girls' hostel. They would tease me with my roommate as his wife. Can you imagine? After leaving college, I got to hear from someone how some of the boys suggested that I should be given some slaps after which I'd behave like a man. I get to hear the same things from my mother and aunts. I like cooking which my mother gets mad at. My life has never been easy. In my school days too I had no company of boys. Now I have no one to celebrate happiness, to go out for a movie and to share sadness with. I don't know what will happen. My mother asks why I don't keep terms with boys. As if I don't want, but which boy will accept me?

[@pankhurigoyal234]

Have faith and be unapologetically yourself. You'll get your acceptance soon, there are so many people out there who would appreciate you from the person that you are💫

[@geek7227]

Your story reminded me of a boy who used to live in our old neighborhood. He was very girly and used to wear his moms dupatta as saree & her heels & pretend to be a teacher. I was a kid too back then. Now since there is more awareness I sometimes wonder what happened of him. He was good at studies too. I can only imagine how hard it must be for you especially in Indian society. Just because others not understand you doesn't mean you're wrong. You're not harming anyone. You are just being yourself. It will take time for Indian mindset to change. Meanwhile find a support group. You already have amazing friends. There are many Indian LGBT groups on social media such as Facebook. I wish you well. Please never feel that you're alone. 💕

[@gouranganeog6035]

@@pankhurigoyal234 I am really hopeful of those benevolent, tolerant and liberal people who are aware, educated, humane and kind. I think this section of people are more in the elite society like Bollywood because virtually all the leading Bollywood stars welcomed the SC decision to decriminalise same-sex love so warmly. Unfortunately, only a few people can reach that level. But you kindly keep up your goodness because there are very less people like you and you people are the only hope of tomboyish girls and girlish boys like me.

[@gouranganeog6035]

@@geek7227 your kind words are heartwarming. Thank you. Please keep up the goodness of your heart. I also used to make ponytails in my earliest childhood days and even went to my very first school classes like that. I'd wear my elder sister's heels and I once asked my aunt to buy me a frock. Now I may not want to wear women's clothes but the girlish traits have remained in me. They keep telling me to change myself but they don't realise that a person's most basic nature cannot change. Like you said I haven't done any harm to anyone to treat me like this. I am also okay with people, esp boys not liking me because everyone's choices are different. What's not right is troubling and misbehaving with a person they don't like without anything been done to them. I mean if they don't like me, they should just stay away from me like they always do, but who do they mentally and emotionally torture me? Yes, there are people like me on Facebook, but they are difficult reach at the same time. Still, they are my only means. This world needs more people like you.🙏

[@Zaiaurangzaib]

Stay strong and you are gentlemen not men👍

[@swapnilbhatia2611]

being a tomboy is very cool..really it is.. and i like girls who are tomboy...

[@pappukhan9298]

What about feminine boys....

[@saniaali6709]

Yeah me too love to be a Tom boy ... 😁

[@swapnilbhatia2611]

@@pappukhan9298 they are epic ones

[@sumandhabolkar2819]

@@pappukhan9298 Chutiye

[@mahnoorkamran6818]

I am tomboyy

[@prabhjotkaur2587]

A sister who understands each and every pain is a true blessing .. Craving for the same..Love to all the sisters there in this world .. ❤️❤️ A Perfect Message..This is just an indescribable 😘😘😘😘

[@urvirelekar7189]

I can relate to this story so much! Being a tomboy makes you unique. Proud to be a tomboy

[@aninditachatterjee3915]

Tears in my eyes man...i am a sports freak from childhood...and a badminton player and a swimmer 2...and i am tired of really hearing these stuffs and i am proud of what i am....

[@Ashwanidolly-xj5ml]

Thank you so much for making this.... I am also a tom boy...I know it's very hard to face the society this way...

[@avirabanerjee5096]

I can relate to this quite well, as I'm being teased wherever I go because of me being a tomboy. My ears have gone deaf after hearing all those rude comments about my short hairs, sneakers and trousers ... But I really don't care because no one can play my role better than me. I love being myself!

[@tinam437]

The essence of being a woman comes from within. It is not defined by the physical features/appearance. The film is very well made.

[@Okknida]

This is so relatable...dude seriously I behave like a boy and in school people bully me like this. I am soo fed up their harassing comments, bullying and all. They call me "mardana" "londa" and when I reply them calling "meetha" they say "check krlo" personally sending me porn pictures saying "logi?" Ugh. I think the mistake is mine I am soo frank with boys so they take me for granted. I am just done man! !

[@Zaiaurangzaib]

Stay strong👍

[@Imperfect5252]

Dont behave like a boy

[@aaloandhari]

I was a tomboy and at the age of 24 I still am and I had the best childhood a person could have. This tomboy thing did not bother instead it empowered me. I never underestimated myself and of course, I was told otherwise but I stood my ground and kids around me not only did shut up but looked up to me on how I would always be myself. I made the best of friends. When you accept yourself, the world accepts you too. No matter what a few people say, never succumb to something that jeopardises your soul

[@deepthijayachandra8997]

Just before a couple of days , I had decided to grow my hair just because people around me wanted me as a girl . But after watching this video , I am going to remain who I am . The super cool tomboy! Thanks blush ❤️

[@yuvraj3287]

Very intelligently picked up issue... Tomboys..!!! Well-done writers and Well-enacted by Sisters,👍👍

[@Sunity_Lallisingh]

Seriously

[@amanmehra4670]

Guys believe me ,,tomboys are too much handsome ,good looking and cute then boys ,,,,,,,, I am proud to be tomboy ,,,,,,,,duniya caha jo bhi kaha hm to vahi karnga jo hmra man kahta hai ,,,or hm duniya ki bat keo mane vo konsa hme kahna ko deti hai ,,,, so just proud to be yourself guys ,,,😊😊😊😊

[@aayushisalvi2202]

Girl,be proud of who you are Even I'm a tomboy I play soccer too And I've heard many such things about me Just ignore those immature stupid people And if they're not in their limits We know what to do Being a tomboy is an art In fact every girl is unique and special LOVE YOURSELF FOR WHO YOU ARE JUST BE YOURSELF 💜

[@Chidanshee]

Yeah I am also a tomboy. Even my school friends and teachers ask me to do long hair wear lehnga paint nail and pears ears. But I never listen them. Because I strongly believe in myself. I know when I defeat boys in sports, always they tell that kya yaar ladki se haar gaye. To kya ladki haarna paap hai. Jab hum samaaj ke flow se alag hokar kuch naya karte hai to wo sab puri koshish karte hai hume fir se unme mix hone ke liye. Lekin muje ye bhi pata hai jis jis par ye jag hasaa hai usine hi itihaas racha hai. Aur ye extraordinary log kuch aisa kar jaate hai jinhe ordinary log samjna to dur soch bhi nhi sakte

[@namitasubba9353]

What a supportive sister ♥️♥️♥️

[@ektapatel773]

When I m young I'm tomboy....... But I have lot's of friends........ 🙂 n now my daughter is tomboy and she have los't of friends... So. Jo Dil Kahe vese hi raho

[@snehsharma6834]

Right

[@snehsharma6834]

Being with a Tom Boy means no drama

[@ektapatel773]

@@snehsharma6834 yes you are right 🙂

[@devikrishna1174]

Yeah,I'm agree with you.Coz I'm a tomboy 😋

[@pappukhan9298]

But aren't you lesbian...generally the tomboys are lesbians and feminine boys are gays im feminine gay boy

[@pinklily1063]

Both these girls are so beautiful!! Sending lots of love and blessings their way ♥️

[@shikhaarya9406]

Kas aisi sister n sbke pas hoti 😔😔

[@makereal4433]

Perfect daughter😂😂!!!!!🙅mene bi hmesha logo ke lye kya!!! 🤕mere jese to hazaro ladkiya hai! Its line 💖👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@taecci1316]

I'm a tomboy , I like to drive my bicycle on tough roads, I like basketball , video games ,I wear loose clothes,baseball caps, more like a kpop guys and sunscreen and lip tint is enough for me to look beautiful,I do have skin care coz its important,but I'm lazy to do my nails and hairs..I like learning new things and yeah people might feel uncomfortable around me but I know why coz I'm different and something more than other people , not to brag but I'm always the most shiniest one in the crowd..And I'm proud

[@jasneetalag]

So glad the narrative around gender stereotypes is changing. Cheers to such refreshing content

[@preethipaniker]

Be Unique B Different. Women who Followed Traditions have seldom created History. Cheers to all Women❗

[@dr.sandhyagupta8317]

Hi friends, I would like to share that I am 51 years old mentally strong, straight, well educated woman who has never compromised on being a girl. Never too girlish never wore makeup....still do not unless it is some occasion but appropriately dressed always . I would cycle to college, bash up any guy who misbehaved, which I still do if my self respect is at stake. We all should try to be strong on the inside and outside and not bother about others. Enjoy this wonderful life, respect yourself and do not wait for someone to love you. Love yourself.

[@sabinaali4105]

Go girl however u want to look... U r best u r awesome God created ever d best thing in this earth

[@فرحتالعینلغاری]

Yes I'm tomboy.. And i LOVE the way I'm ♥️ Log Tou Kahengy Logon Ka Kaam He kehna. Just Do What you want and Let them see you are different from others.. Jab Koi Barabri nahi kr skta Tou Baten hi Banaty hen Log. Khush rahen jese ap Hen Accept kren. ❤️

[@Zaiaurangzaib]

Stay strong

[@laxmiacharya313]

I totally agree with what u told! I have gone through this and I too am asked to be a normal girl! Which sucks! Being open being u gives u a proud feel which society won't let u to!!

[@tapomitamallick3637]

What a lovely message conveyed by the film.People won't ever accept us for who we are.

[@Saurin33]

Absolutely true spoken. No difference when it comes to live life.

[@bhawnarathore7627]

I don't know..how many times i also heard these types of things...but i love myself just the way i am💚

[@sanskrutikale1560]

Yep my hairs more shorter than anshul , I wears shorts and jerseys , I run on track , I curse , I m bossy , I m attitudinal along with that I m loud and yeah I love being the same . I love being the one I m and the best part is my parents friends teachers surrounding is supportive . I m an inspiration for many of my juniors to be who they really are!!I m so grateful to live in a small town with people who supports my uniqueness

[@sahilgoenka1945]

This video is so good, blush i guess this is the first time someone has touched this topic, kudos to the team behind this, great work, keep making inspiring videos to make this society a better place to live in, and happy women's day to all the women, lets really drop the labels, you all women are beautiful and really really strong 💪❤️

[@cg5611]

Applaud yourself makers, this is one of the best short films ever seen. 👏👍

[@betechgyaani]

Happy womens day 😍 No matter where you go, you can encounter the power of a woman, she runs a company in the most efficient way, and she raises her children in a way that nobody ever can think of doing 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 👇👇

[@Monica_daniel]

One of the best video's on women's day ...blush made me smile after watching this ...born differnt , born unique always be proud of it... happy women's day !

[@cp-cr1bh]

this sister reminded me about my sister. love you and miss you didi. waiting for you to come back.

[@ektamalik859]

Great message dear.....amazing vedio 😍😍😍

[@shreyakale4006]

This is the best video i ever watched regarding Tomboy girls ...This is just amazing ...Hats off

[@paruljindal9303]

I feel the same.. There's no need to think abt wat the bloody society will think.. Just be wat u actually are❤❤

[@megharay17]

So relatable 👌 Everyone has their own way. Why shame?? Be TOMBOY and embrace your inner!

[@nayandeshmukh3433]

Yess.. we must respect the uniqueness of who we are Love you guys... Doing fabulously.... Your message reached and deeply appreciated

[@ayeshabhatnagar9744]

Amazing video! Brings back a lot of childhood memories

[@poetriesforalltrees5065]

U make memorising my past😍😘 I generally dont comment below any video...but it could nt stop me....frm telling this.....that i have gone through the same

[@divyamhatre3179]

Yes! Drop the labels🙌🏻

[@suhanamatthew8266]

I used to get double batting all the time! Felt so bad.... Amazing blush!

[@freenbeckysfan]

I am 32.. It took forever to figure out who I am.. I always thought I am uncomfortable around people..or vice versa.. Stopped bothering.. Stopped defining.. Stopped putting a label on... and... Finally started LIVING. Believe it girls.. just be your ORIGINAL SELF. NOTHING ELSE MATTERS.

[@PriyaPandey-jk4rz]

this vedio seemed to be all about me, a tomboy girl,loose t shrts and hated nailpaints and makeup.and i love the way I am.because that is me.one of the best concepts i had ever seen in you tube

[@kritinishad2590]

The line 'pr didi ye sirf aap smjhti ho' is awesome 💕💕

[@kasiviswanath8745]

Blush Team always comes with different ideas. Once again a good video. Superrrr

[@somduttpawar6945]

I really appreciate ur thinking and the topic u have chosen 👏👏👍 That's so nice of u to make people realise that being a girl is not wearing pink 😗👸💋👠👡👒👜, makeup or high heels it's actually who u r and not the clothes u wear ⌚👟👕👖 Do what make u happy and not others😇💗🌹👏😁😁😁😁

[@sumedhaforu]

I felt as if someone has untied all these 12 years of mine into a 7:33 video , well written, awesome thought and... Quite relatable

[@moitrighosh]

I was reminded of this story while reading “Respect for Actors” by Uta Hagen where she says, “We must overcome the notion that we must be regular. It robs you of the chance to be extraordinary and leads you to the mediocre.”

[@shikhasaha8166]

Even if she is a tomboy, I don't see any problem in it. It's cute.girls should always be comfortable in their own skin. 😇

[@kiranks9855]

I respect people who live y their choices.

[@rajnirao7203]

Kiran K S , if .. they understand their choices too well ... specially , when they r without guidance , surrounded by people who dont want to understand her fully ... plus .. she must hv some company to accept her willingly n lovingly . choice to live alone , is extreme case , when all hope is lost and people are too venomous /or afraid of that person .

[@kiranks9855]

@@rajnirao7203 I agree.Living by one's own choice is never easy.That is why we respect people who make good positive choice and live by them. But its wise to spend time to decide if those choices they make are good or not.These kind of fights,discussions,talks,even comments that we are sharing come handy in knowing and dealing with tough times in the choices we make and to understand if they are good choices or not. The sister in the video is very helpful and sweet.

[@rajnirao7203]

Kiran K S its difficult to understand the choices made to live differently are good or bad . As u say , the comments tell us a lot .. from comments on this video .. one can see that its only sympathy is extended . At personal level there is only loneliness . The problem is much deeper . Men dont want any responsibility at one side , women becoming independent is viewed as extra income at other side , the freedom to women is given upto certain point by constantly praising / supporting her to achieve some goals ... men are becoming more of men simply because of anger , comparison , loss of jobs , poor mentality ...n so on . At a much higher level , even men are lonely . What is the use of maintaining and living by choice , breaks somebody at peak , after seggregating " likes" and " dislikes" ..by forced acceptance of " disliked" . Or , the person becomes so cut off , that he/ she doesnot know how to connect with people ..or..he/she become tired .. reaches peak of age .. without energy ..only to repent ..having not learnt anything . In this story , sister was modern , educated but learnt cooking as woman's basic duty . In case , her husband is too dominating or useless type , she can go seperate . .and still be happy . A total uneducated , poor girl , if she wants a breakthrough through sports is understandable .

[@kiranks9855]

@@rajnirao7203 True. But this is not for everyone.This is for those who deliberately want to be like Tom Boy - for them the sacrifices don't matter much ideally, I think.Beyond that its about one's life - cooking is different from dressing like a woman and liking jewellery,make up ,etc.

[@kiranks9855]

@@rajnirao7203 There are men who want to explore the sensuality of dressing up like women - they are cross dressers.Thats not an anormality,thats just pecularity. Similarly,dressing as tom boy is a choice to be different.Its not that serious but why judge even men who are crossdressers. Its about opening up about our minds to greater truths to accept different kinds of people in world.Not everyone need to be same.And most women behave like women but there are many differences among women themselves even when they all dress up and behave like regular women.

[@srushtishah442]

Thanks for making this video actually I think it's like breaking the stereotypes about being tomboy . Yes I totally relate to it as I am also a tomboy and I know how some stupid people ruins our dream because of their jealousy. I am happy to know that people will understand that we are just tomboy not a person who is accidently became a girl. Just loved the video 😊😁😀😀😇😇😍😍😘😘

[@Phoenix.219]

I am tomboy and I always did what I wanted... actually now it seems funny to me that I never even realised that girls are sth different bcz my mom always wanted to make me competitive and be the best and she treated me and my bro in exactly same way...when I grew up and was in 8th and changed my school I told my mom that girls don't talk to me much even after a year and boys too always wanted to make me feel embarrassed in front of teacher then my mom told me that don't let that affect urself...just be yourself and don't do anything bad for others.....My mom is a pure feminist so fortunately being tomboy didn't affect me much....but outside home I sometimes used to get affected but later on learnt to ignore those people

[@shashipal5516]

Watched the channel first time but seriously loved it good job guys

[@anukritibhandari7599]

I can relate to it at so many levels. I still remember I used to play cricket ....I was a leg spinner ..Shane warne was kinda my idol. I also used to do wicket-keeping quite well. But after class nine my parents forbid me to play with guys in the park. And I stopped playing.....I'm 25 now and I still regret why I stopped playing.

[@marythomas5195]

I loved it...... We tomboys rock..... I am proud of who i am

[@nidhisingh2485]

Good story nd consent,nd both girls are so beautiful nd did a good acting

[@TheSubrama]

A huge thumbs up! No need to categorize people! Love it

[@sruthims6177]

😚👏loved itt👏😚

[@gauri1701]

In a world that is so confining and limiting, a video like this is the need of the hour, well written, well executed and well, perfect. Thanks, blush for making just another tomboy, feel welcomed. Cheers!

[@onkarbobade5272]

Tomboy=Girl+Rowdy Boy, Perfect🥂❣️

[@itsjinia]

Being a tomboy throughout my life i can relate to this totally!! Though I have a medium length hair now, i never feel myself in the skin of other 'typical' (as if there's anything like this!) girls who like to wear makeup and girly attires. Yes, i am different, and so there are hundreds and thousands of ppl are as well, but I am heavenly comfortable in being what I am. My in-laws have had a bit tough time to accept my 'less girly' attitudes but thankfully, they're in terms with the fact that Snickers suit better in my feet than a pair of stiletto. Thanks to the team for making a film on this issue.

[@aishagupta21]

Yes....... I have boycut and I am a girl. It's not because I am tomboy it's because I love short hair❤️

[@anamikaghosh4772]

Same but Iam partially tomboy.

[@Ishitaray1]

Same I also love short hair for this reason everyone around me call me tomboy but I love myself

[@aishagupta21]

😇🤘

[@labibarownak7456]

I’ve forgotten who I am just to become “perfect” for my parents and the society.

[@__kabita787__]

I just love the concept❣❤💕And its true in the bloody society like ours🙊🙊

[@srishtipalimar4441]

Yaaaaaaas, loved it!!!!! Great content!

[@senjutidas8167]

I am a tomboy!...nd i am pround of it..i face all this stuff too..(because i act like boys ,i dressup like them, i play football and i also do kick boxing)but i know am special ..i am unique...but not everyone will get this..logo ka to kam hai critisize kr na ..bht pehle muje ye boht effect karta tha nd mai bhi pagl apne dreams chorne ka faisla liya tha...tahbhi mere didi ne bhi muje suport kiye samjaya...so i can very much relate to this video . Nd yeah i will never chng myself fr anyone..this is me and i am super proud of itnd thank u fr this video really loved it...❣

[@sudipakamila719]

Aj se mera self confidence 2x ...💃💃💃..

[@ruhaanchopra8878]

Beautifully written..... beautifully implemented and beautifully acted .... well done ... 😎😎😇😇 👍👍

[@PoojaSingh-wo4nv]

Really inspiring video😇

[@mahakmonkey]

I wish this video reaches every person out there in India and Abroad, those who define the things for both women in men. And if someone else does something else or unconventional they find it strange. Whosoever is like that, you can definitely change, because if you'll live with these boundaries and prejudices, you'll not be able to explore the real world and it's beauty. Stand. Change. Never let your dreams go. Do. Whatever. You. Want. To. Do Thank you so much Blush for such an empowering video. I could totally relate as a cricket player. But I love what I play.

[@Nakshmishra18]

Maine itni video dekhi ye sabse best hai Sab mujhe bhi aishe hi Bolte hai But mai koi lesbian nhi hu mujhe aishe rahna Pasand hai

[@just.dhanashree]

I love this video as I am just like Anshul .. I didn't like make up, painting my nails and also don't like to wear girly clothes. I always love being dressed like a boy and I'm proud of that. I don't care what people think. I only know that when I am with my friends especially with girls they all feel safe and happy with me. Just wanna say do what you makes happy ... Thank you for posting such a nice video.

[@7000Leafs.]

that tomboy is so cute. ^.^

[@enakkhibanerjee1990]

My parents are trying hard to make me a girly girl buy buying me some skirts , dresses ect , but now they are tired of doing this as I am not changing myself . I think none need to change themselves . You are beautiful as the way you are ......

[@angshitamandal7196]

Thankyou for making the vedio about this topic & the line...is very true.❤️... most of the people who think tomboy is not perfect... please see this vedio.

[@smitinbhosale7987]

Amazing video! It gives an inspiring message to everyone irrespective of the gender...

[@nidhimishra2186]

Sister are always most understating and supportive in our life.

[@deepikamisra5782]

Lovely message to the society..follow your dreams..

[@swatibhandari8646]

So relatable. Thank you for this video 🤗

[@sunnysuryawanshi9197]

As expected...marvellous...keep it up

[@sumanamaji7535]

This type of video must spread in all the channels &in different languages. Then, we can change our society thoughts. I really ❤ tomboys, keep rocking..

[@ajithspeaks5061]

BLUSH 😊😊😊😊😊

[@deeptichoudhary6705]

Loved the video and concept😍

[@batuljawar]

I m also a tomboy n people always make fun of us when we do not do things lyk a girl.... It is very unjustified..

[@sandeepchoudhary3083]

Hi 👋