That Day After Everyday | Radhika Apte, Anurag Kashyap | Royal Stag Barrel Select Large Short Films

A gritty #shortfilm on eve teasing which gives you a jolt when you least expect it. #Watch That Day After Everyday original short film directed by Anurag Kashyap. #TheSelectOnes
#ThatDayAfterEveryday is an Anurag Kashyap film that #highlights the pertinent issue of street harassment faced by #women in #urban #India. The #shortmovie of Radhika Apte, along with Sandhya Mridul and Geetanjali Thapa, centres around three women who experience daily sexual harassment as they navigate their way through the city.
The narrative builds as the protagonists, fed up with constant harassment, decide to take matters into their own hands. This decision leads them on a transformative #journey of empowerment and resistance. Radhika Apte's That Day After Everyday portrays a character who, along with her #cohorts, challenges the status quo through their actions.
The #film also #features performances by Alok Pandey and Mahesh Balraj, whose roles add significant dimensions to the #storyline, exploring the dynamics of power and intimidation in public spaces. That Day After Everyday online #movie vividly portrays the struggles and the subtle acts of courage that define the daily lives of many women.
That Day After Everyday full film is accessible for viewing online, providing audiences with a stark look at the social challenges and personal resilience depicted in the narrative. The film's approach to addressing these issues offers viewers a #glimpse into the lives of women who stand up against societal norms to reclaim their space and dignity.
🎬Director: Anurag Kashyap
🎞️ Film Cast: Radhika Apte, Arannya Kaur, Sandhya Mridul, Geetanjali Thapa, Alok Pandey, Mahesh Balraj
0:16 Special Thanks Sandhya Mridul
0:21 Special Thanks Pankaj Tripathi
0:29 ROYAL STAG PRESENTS
0:41 Directed by Anurag Kashyap
19:54 THAT DAY AFTER EVERYDAY
19:58 Cast Radhika Apte
20:07 Producer SANKALP ACHAREKAR
For fans of Radhika Apte, Sandhya Mridul, Geetanjali Thapa, and Anurag Kashyap, "That Day After Everyday" is a must-watch, showcasing their immense #talent and commitment to #storytelling. Their collaboration results in a film that is both emotionally resonant and socially relevant, challenging viewers to confront uncomfortable truths about gender inequality and violence.
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[@nishchaykumar6942]

watching this i cant stop recalling the line my elder sister said, "rape is never about sex. its about violence"

[@namrathad1755]

Truth she saying my dr.

[@vidhimittal4045]

And violence is mostly about power.

[@nishchaykumar6942]

@@vidhimittal4045 snaps on that

[@suparnabhattacharya3864]

It’s about power.

[@avnitrivedi7827]

We are living in a country where love marriage is crime but rape is not.. This is shameful

[@satishk.5616]

love marriage krne p fasi ni hoti pr rape krne p hoti h. ye alag bat h ki kuchh love marriage krne walo ko maar diya jata h or kuchh rape krne wale neta log bach jate h.

[@yourthoughtsmywords244]

@@satishk.5616 really suraj Pancholi kyu azad ghum rha hai fir pta bhi hai kya kara tha usne diya ke sath yaha bus ammero ki chalti hai

[@9fine]

Rape is a crime and love marriage is not a crime.

[@okasareru7226]

That will change!

[@avnitrivedi7827]

@@yourthoughtsmywords244 Ma'am that girl is jiya not diya.. BTW I totally agree with you

[@AnonymousRB88]

Radhika Apte is a damn good actress. Her expressions are just so realistic.

[@shradhak9975]

To any girl reading this, If you ever be stuck in this kinda situation. Kindly, please take stand for yourself. Don't wait for other to speak. Speak for yourself. Don't think, "Agar mai kch bolungi, toh kal kya hoga!?" Nobody knows, kal kya hoga. Pr, jo hoga accha hoga. See, it doesn't matter who the fuck that particular person is? What matters is, your bravery to take stand for yourself. Be strong enough to face any kind of situations. You really never know who you r inspiring. ❤️🙌 Jzt be strong enough! Speak for yourself. Do whatever it takes. Don't wait for anyone.💪 ❤️ Loads of love to any girl reading this, out. Ily! ❤️

[@janweechoudhary9584]

Thanku, may be slower but these words will make me brave one day.

[@criss_sharon]

💪

[@saumya3489]

thnx a lot..☺

[@varshas5949]

Thankyou so much

[@_kaunain_]

Thanks a lot u made my day ❤️

[@maitree18]

I can't believe people are saying there should be compulsory karate/martial arts courses in schools for women. Really? Is that a solution? How about a compulsory course for men on how to behave with women?

[@devaangdev5165]

maitree18 how about both? I mean... we DO need a short-term solution for this shit-pit-hole we are in, Don’t we?

[@kiranjha9013]

But if ur boys have becum that stubborn......tgen girls should know how to behave with such boys....after all.....change happens slowly but precautions have to be take always..

[@HANSIKA21]

R u mad

[@HANSIKA21]

maitree18 isme kuch galat bhi nahi hai

[@HANSIKA21]

Soch kar comment kia karo

[@reshjohn]

It was the husband who learnt a lesson in the end...to respect his wife..great ending

[@zindagiishqbaaz5029]

Glad...Be helpful to ur wife. She gives u the love and respect which u really deserve...and its all worth it👍

[@haifanebula]

Nay, respect originates in the heart. He is also afraid and pretending that he cares her. After so many years together he doesn't know how much sugar she takes in the tea. Irony!

[@dewkc6421]

Y don't u try this at ur home...maire ur husband will too......

[@shrabontiray3020]

He has not learnt the lesson....he understood that he is even weaker ....otherwise men is men

[@ravi.tiwari.]

He was Pankaj Tripathi 😂🤣🤣

[@krishtalkz]

Even though the film was released in 2013, it still carries a relevant concept that resonates with today's society. It effectively portrays different aspects of our society through concise dialogues. The film emphasizes the importance of women finding their voices and speaking up against problems instead of remaining silent. It's a powerful message!!!

[@messi__strom]

എന്ന് വെച്ചാൽ 😂

[@Shareefcgn]

Misse🥰

[@geethasurihampapur9992]

Women can't weep when she wants, she has to complete all chores and then find few minutes for crying, what a realistic film

[@vidyanair77]

That is same for men too. They also need to find solitude so that no one sees them crying!

[@alexthemobster5849]

is that all you fucking saw in this video? you're a disgrace.

[@anusha_das_7719]

@@vidyanair77 please stop comparing yourself with her. Dumb shit

[@mushtarimaliha4852]

The sound of breaking bones felt soooooooooo sweet in my ears! I am a girl who has always been under the hedge of protection from her parents. The fight scene gave me so much pleasure that I started wondering how much insecure we (women) feel that deep in our hearts we want to crush some bones like that!

[@jaicharan2790]

Then go for it

[@Adya1806]

Really I was like hit him more

[@Adya1806]

@@jaicharan2790 right we will go for it

[@azadbharat6440]

चिकन bones you mean.

[@preetivishwakarma7617]

Wakai bahut satisfied song tha haddi ke tootne ka...

[@devaangdev5165]

Being a boy I am disgusted and ashamed. This is probably a mellower version of the society today. I am scared for my sister, my best friend, even my mother at times. And THIS is an absolute shame. And the blame goes to: 1. Part Bollywood. 2. Part our women oppressive culture. 3. Part me. 4. And part you. I’m so sorry. And so happy for a film like this. Respect.

[@salehasheikh115]

Chalo ji apko ye ehsas to aya

[@rounakraha5679]

Devaang Dev , for your kind of boys, the society is alive....but you MUST be same as you have written...I am also a boy....thanks

[@231sreyachakravarty6]

Actually devaang 😇

[@alisharai135]

Couldn't have said it better.

[@reenabhattacharya7790]

You don't need to be ashamed to be a boy. Try to be happy the way you are. Poor condition of women in India is not your fault but you can control it to an extent. As a boy you have many advantages. Use them and be happy.

[@Myview246]

-Protect your daughters- Train your daughters to be deadly assassins

[@pyaaricitamol8784]

Lol just simply educate your sons not to rape

[@youtubeuser05]

Yes

[@gaurav-gy4vz]

@@pyaaricitamol8784 both are necessary but women should know self defence as you dont know who the criminal is and when he she might attack you..

[@pyaaricitamol8784]

@@gaurav-gy4vz but why's it always protect your daughters or educate your daughters or something?? And why not educate your son, or teach your son not to rape?? Just don't fukin allow your son step outside the house after dark lol then women will be safe

[@vidyanair77]

@@pyaaricitamol8784 Exactly.. Men need to talk more about their sexuality and their needs. Self help is easy, free, at your own will and most importantly you dont encroach into anyone's personal space!

[@navyabhardwaj1590]

am really proud of my dad (nitin bhardwaj the producer ) for making this short movie on such a sensitive gopic with the legend radhika apte and anurag kashyap sir ! beaminggg dad !!!!!!

[@user-bp7cs6by5q]

Navya, is it true?

[@navyabhardwaj1590]

yes it is he is my father,but who are you btw?do i know you @@user-bp7cs6by5q

[@navyabhardwaj1590]

yes it is but do i know you @@user-bp7cs6by5q

[@Manaprava_K]

It's 6years back...I'm watching it in 2020.. Their acting just made everything so realistic ❣️

[@adnanqamar8805]

Mee too bro🤘

[@anjali97]

This is reality..Only girls can understand it..

[@adnanqamar8805]

@@anjali97 thats the problem in our society we relate these things with girls only. Have you ever thought that if boys realize these things then these situations will not occur only🙏

[@bandugangurde9158]

So true

[@saniakahkashan1448]

Same here..... lockdown gave us lot of time watch this😂❤️

[@Kya-karoge-naam-Jaan-kar7]

Being a brother being a husband being a citizen most of all being a man I am ashamed of this and feel that it should be answered back very strongly

[@anutripathiful]

Answered! Do you know we are literally afraid of our lives everytime we leave home? How about you do something to change that.... And yes, not all men are rapist and some women also do abuse men. But dear, two wrongs don't make a right. How about you develop some empathy and do something good for a person in need, so that this stereotype will change???

[@Kya-karoge-naam-Jaan-kar7]

@@anutripathiful i guess till date I have done my part by not initiating these kind of activities, asking others not to involve in shits like this, those who understands seriousness will never do or even refrain themselves from committing such shits after warning, but yes fact most of men don't understand, didn't understand what exactly do you want me to do?

[@reva1093]

@@Kya-karoge-naam-Jaan-kar7 not initiating any such activities is something any decent human should posses. There's nothing to be proud of when it comes to being a decent human and moreover you cannot really call "not initiating any such activities" as doing your part. what she meant there is to stop immediately and take an active and instant step whenever you see such stuffs happening around you and not just sit and watch. To raise your voice and fight against it is actually what is ought to be done. Also preach what you believe in. In simple words spread awareness in whatever way possible and educate the people around you as well.

[@Kya-karoge-naam-Jaan-kar7]

@@reva1093 now a days i think its a thing to be proud of. It shows one's moral level taught by their upper generation

[@jondoe3693]

Watched it when it was released, watching it again today after 9 years. Nothing has changed.

[@jhamadhu2809]

Desi mentality- Crop top with jeans is bad Crop top with skirt ( lehenga) is sanskari

[@harrinibajaj5583]

Crop top and jeans double excitement, hard to swallow but crop top with long and loose skirt only single excitement or single shot. Queen Elizabeth knew naked hands without gloves. Triple shot. So many perceptive in this world.

[@ayush2977]

@@harrinibajaj5583 Boys wear jeans. SO girls should get excited and stare at them and possibly molest them for them wearing jeans ?

[@harshinikk5566]

Desi mentality- Covers every inch of her skin: it's her fault that men are staring at her

[@supriya3531]

What do you mean MR.??

[@kadysamazingworld]

And these ladies were fully covered n they got provoked... Arey ye darinde logon ko age se kya matlab.. Koi bhi chalega... Felt like killing them instantly

[@asterisque9252]

I felt soooo helpless watching her before she ran to save herself, This scared me. I'm not even scared ofhorror movies, but this is way more terrifying knowing that It might happen to me ... 😰💀😢

[@basicone2153]

That feels so unsafe!!

[@manjirigarde7547]

True . I also felt helpless n sorry for her. Poor girls. They must be really living in hell

[@dheerajkumar-bc2qg]

Our india become independent in real sense when our daughter's, wife's, sister's, mother's,girlfriends roam freely in public places without any fear......anurag ji thanks for showing this face of our society.....

[@Vatsarya]

We are waiting for that time when we can roam freely without any fear and go wherever we want but i don't think this will happen Jb tk khde hokr drame dekhne wale log hain iss country me 😠😠😠😠Jb inke khud ke family members ke saath ho tbhi ye log awaz uthayenge 😠Agr ye log aage aa jaye to iss country me ldkiyon ke saath Ye sb hone ke km chances rhenge. So please jb bhi kisi ldki ko musibt me dekho to uski help kro nd respect all the women please. 🙏

[@atiyar9444]

7 years later; anything changed yet? Wishes from Bangladesh :)

[@zeba.subliminals]

Sadly no. Nothing changed. Just became worse I guess

[@bachpancrafts7967]

Yeah.... it's even worse

[@rajakapoorji]

Nothing change people s just forget everything in a day

[@adityasurve8106]

That Day After Everyday, what a large short film. The outstanding shot on one of our society's social and domastic issues, taken by Anurag Kashyap, and written by Nitin Bhardwaj. All of the star cast cast did excellent performance.👍👍👍

[@LovinglyYoursEnglish]

Shocked to see 5.7K dislikes! How can anyone dislike this film - must be real animals and party to this ugly behavior!

[@aaqibansari2170]

Hell yeah !

[@saurabht3540]

May be dislikes are for the fact that suggested solution is not practical and once again the wholesome responsibility of protection had been burdened on the victims/target (girls) themselves rather than owning it up by the society and administration. It is one of solutions Society already has decided: stay home, wear proper clothes etc.... Just escape as long as you could and when you can't, we will find an excuse to blame it on you anyway.

[@pretsha6502]

Those are scum

[@chiara6942]

Those are fucker pigs who are look like men but aren't gentlemen 😎

[@oruthalaraavanan]

Now in india cow's population high

[@jhutandeb6165]

Every society needs girls like them who have the guts to handle this shits or demons of society.girls need to be strong not just beautiful!!!

[@MalluG]

This was my life every single day I lived in Pune since I was 10 years old. When I came to the USA at the age of 25, the sense of physical and mental security I felt was a shock to my system. And my folks in India claim I am lying and am trying to bring down the name of my country.

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

This!! Indians want to live in a fantasy bubble and hate to except reality that India is actually extremely unsafe for women

[@gautamsavita9989]

I can get it 🥺

[@scirHD]

i am from india. i left that shithole in 1987. SOME things are great there but life as a girl is a NIGHTMARE. would never want to live or visit there unless i am with a male bodyguard.

[@magicaldiva]

😢fuck the name of the country which doesn't look after its own

[@KathrynSSoren]

Who all got a smile when the girl beat up those rascals

[@misslini400]

Takat tumhare sharir mein nahin, man mein hota hain. Absolutely golden words.

[@toistoi1949]

Wow this is a very relatable movie. Having lived in India, like almost every Indian girl I have gone through eve teasing and molestation. When you are a child you dont understand these things but once they start happening to you there is more understanding of this issue. First time when I was molested on the street near my home I was almost frozen and could not run although I wanted to run away. My legs were shivering and I could hardly walk. As time passed by, these things became more common. But one day I just had enough and did not want to take it anymore and the day came when I took things in my hand. I joined a self defence course like these girls in the movie and always carried a pepper spray along. My self esteem increased and after some months when some boys in the market made some disgusting comments about me and tried to snatch away my dupatta, I implemented what I learnt and used the spray too. Last but not least I screamed so loudly that it was like a thunder. They ran away like cowards but no passer-by came to help which is just shameful in India. So girls what I want to say is that you have to protect yourself.

[@dilipsanyal2062]

Tois Toi

[@shinyr8528]

Brave girl ....👏👏

[@kuttacom]

Tois Toi not every girl is molested in india. Talk about yourself not about others

[@kiranjha9013]

Tois Toi zyada lamba ho gaya bhai..

[@hellofromthestarrynight4458]

Sonu Kumar dude she is talking about almost every girl she has gone through or met which doesn't mean every india's girl however this is an issue. So maybe first learn to read then comment about it ☺

[@LearnandImplement]

It's You, who always have to stand for yourself. No one else will ever.

[@Shareefcgn]

Calicut university third semester shortfilm.. good film👍🏻

[@pujakumari492]

"chini kitni leti ho chai mai", this dialogue is hilarious.

[@nidaayaz9425]

Yes

[@yugalonkar8907]

Puri kahani ka essence us dilog mr tha!

[@rashmibajpai979]

Coz he doesn't know that how much sugar she has in her tea........typical indian husband....... hilarious........waise bht change aa raha h

[@radhikalo28.]

This should have been the title........

[@shilpitalwar4237]

@@radhikalo28. Agreed!

[@shubhechha4181]

we teach our girls the etiquettes of homes and the netiquettes of outside...........but we should first teach our boys to respect women......then this world will be a happy place to live

[@gurnoorkaur3983]

I think oyu mistyped here. It should've been, ".....to respect everyone no matter who the person is" 😊

[@himanshisoni1433]

Radhika Apte is one of the most talented actress ❤️ nepo kids 😫😱😱 should learn from her

[@KHAN-STORY]

Ghar wale hi asli zimmedar hote hain jo darna sikhate hai ignorance sikhate hai magar ladna nahi sikhate.

[@VishnuSharma-vo5if]

Maine 3 saal pahle 2 ladkiyo Ko aise gande logo se bhidkar bachaya tha par unhone mere left feet ki haadi tod di jabki waha kam kam 40-50 aadmi khade hokar tamasha dekh rahe the par me aaj bhi kahi aisa dekhta hu to mera khoon khol jata hai, dhikkar hai aise logo par or khade khade tamasha dekhne walo par

[@clowngunnergaming9797]

Really Ur real hero

[@clowngunnergaming9797]

Vishnu Sharma good job

[@localloundeys6282]

salute to u sir !! ap jaise logo ki kami hai mai v aise jagah pe kabhi chup nahi rehne wala

[@khanalam4329]

Bhai han india me meny yae bat dekhi he Pakistan me bhi aesa hi he pta nhi aesa keu he mjhy os ki wja police lgti he jo jhagra zida hone k bad bdmasho ka sath deti he aor sharefo ko tng krti he.

[@catchmee25]

thx u

[@vanshsharma2520]

I just saw 2 words in the thumbnail 'Anurag Kashyap' and i clicked it. He always shows the real side of our community.

[@ik12]

Just Amazing! Fighting back is now the only way to end our country's tharak. Truly an inspiring piece.

[@dhirajgore8306]

I'm still breathless and having goosebumps.

[@sonalganvir322]

Who else was like "Aur maar saale ko " 😅

[@vishalmehta2959]

Me to khud ko inhe marte hua imagine krne lga tha.

[@arshiyakhan5392]

mai bhi

[@ronakjoshi5111]

Trust I was one of them I just felt me hoti waha pe galiyo se hi mother sister karti aur itna Marti saalo ko

[@fruitycharm2805]

Mee

[@Kavya-qj9io]

I felt like wish I was there & thrash the hell out of them !

[@RishabhSingh-wg8ns]

In india ,this inspirational movie get only 14 million views and a video with full vulgarity and also with massive abusive language becomes most liked and most viewed video

[@zeba.subliminals]

Ikr. Songs with objectifying lyrics and visual sexualization get 100s of views.🙄

[@priyanshisingh4333]

Kya carryminati ki baat kr rhe ho . Ho bhi skta h kyuki vo bahut jyada bakwass content creator h

[@RishabhSingh-wg8ns]

@@priyanshisingh4333many are there🙂

[@priyanshisingh4333]

@@RishabhSingh-wg8ns pr vo bhi yo unme se ek h.

[@RishabhSingh-wg8ns]

@@priyanshisingh4333 haa wo to haii hi

[@s00b00]

So cathartic. This is exactly what I went over, in my head, hundreds of times. Every single time someone crossed the line. This is what would play in my head.

[@zebakhan2720]

All of a sudden KZbin recommends good things

[@shisays7807]

Yes and now this reply recommended you a good channel to watch💗

[@abhisheksingh-de7mv]

Am a guy and i feel ashamed , next time people help out if you see someone harassing girls , woman or even old women . Don't be a mute spectator and let it these guys harass someone . I swear am gonna make them bleed if its gonna happen in front of me !

[@TariqKhan-zt5zb]

abhishek singh mar

[@kpop213]

abhishek singh

[@sidshekhawat902]

totally agree with u . bt law also have to strong and also our judiciary .

[@anchalsahu6104]

you are right abhishek

[@ajaygaur4520]

hii

[@ranjukumari5819]

Those who disliked this vid *RIP* their soul bcoz the true soul which a human should have ,they have already lost it

[@naushabaroushan4174]

Sahi baat hai They have the mentality of rapist

[@zedworld8856]

May be they are the people who are rapists.

[@AshishNathiit]

Many people are not aware whether they should like and dislike . they generally dislike to show their anger towards the increasing rape cases. Try to understand everyone , Be kind . Don't be a fanatic.

[@sudhasingh5379]

These kind of stuff can bring an actual change in the society, because these are really inspirational...

[@manasbahl5638]

Masterpiece! Shows that a weak opponent is weak till it decides to fight. Once that decision is taken, the oppressed has nothing to loose.

[@kusum23182]

Ending dekh kr yahi pta chlta h jo apne hak k liye ladna jaante h unki duniya izzat krti h ... Aur agr kamjor bne rhe to aise m to family bhi respect kam deti h 😞😞

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

Right

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

@@sonammittal3498 hi how r u

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

@@sonammittal3498 tum bhi kis apne frnd ke boy frnd se fhas gai ho KIA

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

@@sonammittal3498 good morning how r u

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

Hi Vaishali how r u

[@eshrajj7228]

At starting when they are teasing radhika, at that time her two frnds were left her in that situation and am like wtf 'how can they do this to her frnd 'if she couldn't resist thst situation or she may die???? If a woman herself leave another woman in critical rape situations then how come we expect men to come and help?? I request all girls to to carry a knife in their bags and if anything happens wrong ( just cut off the bloody guys cooks) yes!!! And am nt shameful to use this kind of words! Woman maa hoti hai aur maa se badkar koi nhi hai iss duniya, if u can't respect atleast don't insult!!! And by indian Constitution in the sense if I cut off then it is taken as the self defense case and u won't get to be punished! Edit: omg how long I commented! 😇 Just to clarify! There are some indian guys still who respect women!

[@shameless8087]

Yup u r right... Appreciated😊... Bt it is not the permanent solution!!! .... They have to chng their mentality towards girls.....

[@budhhhuladki]

Yes I will carry 😊💜

[@khushithegreat7894]

I will carry knife

[@sahilrijwani]

Beti padhao, beti bachao... SAB BAKWAAS HAI I say pehle Bete ko padhao!! Ki logo (especially females) se kaise pesh aate hai! And i am happy that my parents brought me up in the right way! Edit: well, ab iska bhi koi galat matlab naa nikaldena (like "how dare you say beti bachao beti padhao bakwas hai"), mere hisaab se ye gender waala masla hi khatam krna chahiye aur sabko insaan ki tarah treat karo; after all every gender wants respect at the end of the day!

[@anubhavisingh3231]

Yaa u r ri8... Bt kito se ldnge.... Mntlty to inhe chnge krni hogi..... Bt haa ye h ki agr ek k se lrthe h to 10 drpok waise hi side ho jynge🙂

[@ajaydhoundiyal7929]

Anurag Kashyap has crafted a powerful and gritty narrative that hits you right in the gut. The film sheds light on the disturbing reality of eve-teasing in our society, delivering a jolt that leaves you shaken to the core. The performances are raw and intense, drawing you into the harrowing experiences of the characters. Kudos to Kashyap for tackling such a sensitive issue with unflinching honesty. This is a must-watch for everyone, a wake-up call that demands attention and action.

[@karansuryavanshii]

Direction of anurag kashyap and radhika aapte's acting was damm good. I'm thankful to see the original content on yt.

[@singhaks]

What the hell police used to do when girls were humiliated and harassed and it comes when it wasn't required? Shameful part of this entire movie was the time when all men were just spectators... When girls were self defending themselves. Thankfully, I m not that kind of guy

[@deshanikarunarathna6725]

Thank you 🖒🖒🖒🖒🖒

[@shivanimanna8645]

Thank-you

[@shivangi6548]

No, there can be other ways to look at this situation too. If the men from the start have been the kind to defend the females in such situations, this short film wouldn’t have had this impact first of all, because in reality men get scared of goons just as women do but the sad part is “scared men” teaching the women and girls to be restricted. And as for this situation it’s good that they let the girls fight, it’s like an incident set on stone for that mohalla, it was a much needed lesson those men needed to learn and for that it’s good that they chose to stay put even this time as they had every other time.

[@singhaks]

@@shivangi6548 agree with ur points as well . Sad that we often witness that on ground. If girls set the trend, it is for the entire society to defend them if similar incident happens again.

[@shubhangisharma8758]

Their acting is just outstanding I think star kids should learn from them😂😂 all of your are on fire 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jichu7261]

True.. Radhika Apte is on fire right now🔥🔥🔥💙

[@calmsoul5928]

radhika apte is one in a million actor!

[@rachanathapa4759]

I'm glad yt suggests me this kinda heart lightening contents.

[@payaljha5714]

Watching after 7years 2021 Great inspirations for me and my friends 💖👌👍

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

That bus part was so relatable..has happened with me and my friend many a times. We go to Delhi janakpuri for neet coaching..we are in 11th class ..just 16yrs old. Everyday we get into the bus after a careful examination..we never enter the crowded ones and never go to those last seats idk why but it's like they are reserved for men. Once we were in a crowded bus and a young boy with his 2 other fellows who all were around our age ..or perhaps he was 18 ... That boy came in front of us and since the bus was crowded (when I say crowded it means everybody was just STUFFED in the bus..u know what DTC buses are like)..he pressed my friends breast and she screamed so hard....while the other 2 were behind us and kept pinching and slamming our butts .... It was really hurting..they were pinching so hard...we both started crying..many aunties around us knew what was going on and still they didn't do anything.... Meanwhile me and my friend were crying and we tried hard to control our tears...my friend was more hurt than me becuz of that boy... No-one did anything...later on when the bus got a little spaced..one aunty came and asked us 'beta what happened??' We shouted at her and said was she dead that time and now coming here thinking of her to be some angel...my friend was even more loud Aunty said "these Delhi girls are so uncultured ..they arouse men and then shout...if I had a daughter like u girls I would have killed her with my own hands " and she called us 'bigdi hui ladkiya'.. Everyone was quit this time too..just like before..even the conductor bhaiya didn't spoke a word We are very simple normal girls and were decently dressed with our akash institute's shirt and jeans ..god knows why she called us that But we were really hurt..we cried so much ..that whole day I felt so strange and I didn't study anything (while preparing for neet every single day is important).. I didn't tell my parents or they would sent my brother to pick me (I like traveling with my friend and this is first time I stepped out of my house alone for an entire new city and that too with a friend so I just didn't wanted my brother with me) After that incident..it happend with us again..this time it was an old age man..and once an uncle kept his hand on my back.. I don't think this will ever change.. Some people do make a face expressing they are sorry for us or angry about the situation but never move an inch or utter a single word.....

[@r.jaisairam.r519]

Hai 👏👍👌

[@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777]

@@r.jaisairam.r519 what's there to clap moron

[@r.jaisairam.r519]

@@thefrustratedneetaspirant7777 sorry my baby's search phone

[@shahatajsarkar7626]

Bro......r u fine now?

[@Muskan62335]

How are you sis now? And how is your preparation going? I'm frm west Bengal I want too study frm Delhi or Kota for best results. But my family Never Allow me to live in these cities becoz of these type or extreme cases..take care sis♥️ may Allah bless you

[@ThePreetyuvi]

My heart aches with the feeling of knowing that such loosers and loafers are rattling around on earth. And I agree with many people here that this short film was the most realistic I have ever seen. Their expressions were priceless. Being your own hero may sound weird but it is important in this darn age. Kudos to the cast and team of this shirt film.

[@mkroopasree6329]

Every girl needs to be bold and strong. physically, mentally and emotionally. Nice film👍

[@nimishagupta5054]

The nonsence which i heard in the starting few minutes .... i swear if i was there i would have given a slap to him and would have thrown the hot tea straight to his face !!

[@hikershike3844]

Well the news part was hurtly true

[@sujasuresh424]

"THAT DAY AFTER EVERYDAY", PORTRAYS THE TRAUMA THAT WOMEN HAS TO FACE ALMOST EVERYDAY NICELY. To boys: Being "cool" is not when u insult others but when u start to respect them.This film made me remember my experiences in the past. Every girl faces such situations in her life, thats a general statement. My experience has taught me that the memories of such experiences never fades with time,it remains sharp and haunting u at times. Eve teasings and harassments while travelling is an insult,the trauma that we face aftr that is terrible,it changes u ,ur perceptions ,ur attitudes ,ur confidence....all shatters.Makes us wish that we were not born as women.

[@arpitadeb2901]

Those who disliked have true rapist mentality,bhagwan Kare sbse phle corona unhe ho , bloody soul😠🤬

[@unknown-hz4nu]

Corona se kese didi itna tadpa kar kisiko marte he phir ese hi kese marenge unhe bhi itna hi pain ka mout hona chahiye and society ko ye samajhna jaruri he ki rap hua toh ladki pe koi nai jana chahiye society ke pressure se toh ar tadapte he parents also have to give support for their daughters kaash ar kabhi esa rape case na aye

[@mppscaspirant9959]

Bilkul sahi

[@Littly_bittly]

Corona hokar mar bhi jae 🙏

[@debasishbharati1265]

sahi bola apne

[@Rithwik666]

so true

[@aashimehta5772]

a man in bus was again and again keeping his hand on me ...here me only a child of 16 yrs cant undersatnd what to do ....now m 20 i go to home alone by bus and yes it happenned again but this time i spoke loudly ye hath mere pe ga toh kaat ke rkh dungi ...and the man was thrown out of bus bcoz of his behaviour ...girls u have to speak ...these guys r decreasing now but still not finished ...be spiritual and strong

[@kitaabdosti]

Hats off. I have becom addicted to this channel. This is what women in every part of this unforgiving world go through. Women need to realise the power within. I have been through some rough situations but for the past couple of years have started taking stand for my own self and it feels good.

[@vidyeshwarprasad6895]

"अभी नहीं तो कभी नहीं"...Battle cry! Electrifying...power packed. The girls are simply stupendous.. Respects 🙏 Anurag Kashyap's brilliance as director in every frame...

[@Gulnoreen]

ummmmmmaaaanhhhhhhh!!!! to all those daring girls who leave to support their home n for those men who are so called men but in actual lesser than an ordinary women..... this daring act made my day....wah wah wah

[@arshaqadir2020]

What a mind blowing end When i was saw this movie i feel that every girl face these types of eve teasing every day every minte Awsome story Maaro ya marao

[@Motherslove5]

The Irony is Anurag kashyap who is a part of this short film Or maybe the director of this also have serious allegations

[@bidishabhar1497]

And the saddest part is.....the people(including that girl's husband) were standing and watching the 'fun'.

[@Akanksha598]

girls should keep this attitude everyday. We are not weak we are strong enough.

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

Good attitude

[@trishnamukherjee6726]

This is a most wonderful short film... inspired to all ladies& girls.. thank you 👍

[@satyakulung6648]

Thanks for this video. It touched me alot.. Love from Nepal💕💕💕😍🇳🇵God bless you all

[@sweetsavage6335]

😂 I just love the end. Tolerance is a good quality but that one earthquake is necessary sometimes 😁

[@seemasindhwal945]

Yess

[@surojitbiswas3484]

one of the finest acting by Radhika Apte... This short film is worth watching....

[@bhaisabhsstudio]

I was getting very angry 🤬when the three women were fighting with the loafers and on the other side too many men were seeing that like a movie show 😤

[@peppermintdior]

I can't imagine how daily lives might feel for girls in such places, makes my heart cry :(

[@user-hu8dg6uw5o]

A beautiful message which is conveyed by this short film is way ahead than other bogus movies which r financed and made for commercial purpose, and the thing which i liked the most about human is that their way of changing colour, the last part in which pankaj says " they deserve thrashing for what they did which will bring them back on track". Deserve it 👏👏

[@megharaniii]

People who watch this happening and didn't have the courage to support its victims are also part of this crime.

[@knowledgegear3005]

True

[@deepar2226]

O yes they are

[@SamiSami-tz5dx]

Hi Megha how r u

[@Neophyte_me]

Being a girl , U can everything in this play 🤍...such a beautiful direction of film Such short films must be promoted 💯

[@EquallyIndian]

Needed it the same in 2021 as it was needed 7 years ago Awesome 👍👍

[@waseemakram1911]

The sad part is that all those people who were witnessing the crime were silent and nobody came to help !!

[@user-lh6vr6vs4h]

the actors in this movie look so real unlike bollywood...

[@meditationminded]

and yet they are still beautiful

[@samsalot6115]

Truly , they looked beautiful and so refreshing. Im so tired of the makeup overladen, white washed bollywood. These ladies looked enchanting and i would like to see more of such realistic looking indians in media.

[@ShubhamKumar-rl1zl]

They are bollywood actors lol😀😀😂😂😂

[@poojasrivastava0629]

They are real 😍😍😍😍

[@amazonpissbottle]

They are real actors and anurag is a real director producer

[@moazartz]

What an acting by Radhika..She deserve more movies.

[@vanessalobo3273]

She is a real actress, self made and realistic ❤️

[@micksunil]

In education institutions, If students were taught Moral science and human values as real lesson instead of mark scoring subjects. Our Society would have not been in such a stage. Every one were pushed for marks. Results was also intense

[@vaibhavigajjar3391]

If u want change,be the change.

[@marmikpatel8909]

Totally agree with you

[@susanhowarth6670]

That movie was more tense and scary than any horror movie I have seen. Respect to all you girls & ladies that have to go through this day & night. And the men spectators that do nothing to help you sister's and mothers should be deeply ashamed of themselves.

[@shreyaverma4031]

Great work . Seeing this gives goosebumps that a lot of women face this every day.

[@anitakumari1592]

The husbands voice sounds exactly like Pankaj Tripaathi

[@kishorwani]

It is of Pankaj Tripathi only. Haven't you noticed his name in credits?

[@kirangadgil23]

@@kishorwani thank you I was searching him in whole film although I identified the voice strange why he didn't acted

[@richapridarshani7721]

this short film should be shown to every woman just to make them realise that she is ready when she thinks that she's ready.

[@Vineeta9560]

Absolute truth... Tum tab taiyar ho jb tumhe dar na lage. People who disliked are still not facing the stagnant mindset of so called Indian Society.... Pls encourage your girls to make themselves physically strong and change the girl provoking emotions of boys. Bcz that's where girls and boys lack.

[@nem4864]

Why am I seeing this now???? It's just a good motivation for women standing up for themselves ❤️❤️

[@fairynaaz6997]

I was watching so deeply but I sudden laugh when her husband making tea🍵 🤣😂

[@user-cs2lj3xy2j]

😂😂

[@anaghchakraborti9665]

4.4k dislikes by potential sexual predators. Yet another wonderful message by Kashyap sir♥️

[@the_sparking_flames6019]

Wow..😊😊 mind-blowing story...as a girl I really get inspired from it

[@scarletlady3727]

The last line was like a cherry on top!! Brilliant!!

[@tmeto599]

Did anyone suffocate in the first part of the story ?

[@narendrarawat6391]

Yes I

[@sradhakamath961]

yup me..

[@fatemaeats6458]

Me..

[@sumerajabeen449]

Yes I

[@rushikeshnimbale2487]

That was too much

[@shahinkhan2850]

While watching I was really scared that what will happen with those girls... Actually i couldn't handle this kind of situations...at school time i left my classes because of these kind of guys... But now I'm enough brave to save other girls too...I don't ignore.... I just take stand

[@randomanyone4449]

Shi kaha gaya h "Jb vo chandi ban jati h to koi mahisasur nhi bachta"

[@gogivirdifilms4519]

Somehow, i have been very critical of women safety and had always seen so much of violence happened as i grow old and grey. I always have felt, in my growing up years, that they should be strengthen well enough so that when the time comes, they don't have to see or to look up to anyone, their one move will make all the difference. An impact lasting forever. I truly applause ANURAG KASHYAP for this film. As a writer and a film maker, I strongly believe that a story should have a loud message and an impact on the society. Believe me when i say this, WOMEN ARE MUCH STRONGER THAN MEN. I mean it. Watch this spectacular presentation. Make your women, like them. STRONG & FEARLESS.

[@jenphilip6299]

Me n my 3 friends stuck in this kinda situation they were 6 n tried to misbehave with us but when my friend slap one guy they all started kicking us badly,luckily I ran from there n was trying to find someone for help bcoz I lost my mobile there, I found one house n start ringing the door bell again n again same time the boys started running to me n same time that family opened the gate without asking anything they have understood the matter n that time that family beat them badly n in last we all went to police for FIR but police said they r drunk so they can't take action!!!! What rubbish!! What's wrong with this government no one knows....... But in last we all understood that if something gonna happen wrong we have to face it n deal it by self bcoz no one will help... So girls don't ask or wait for help just be brave n finish the basterds!!!

[@NeelamChavan]

Why should these girls go to self-defense classes? Why these girls (the victims) should be the ones who teach them a lesson? All girls will never have the energy/resources/time to do that. Why nobody else can make them understand? If one strong girl tries to teach a boy a lesson, the lesson leant by him will be 'to identify a weaker girl next time!' Boys should hear it form their family, cousins, schools teachers, govt., police, etc.. The entire society! The part that I would highlight in this video would be the way people were just watching doing nothing in the end. These people need not brutally start hitting those boys but a crowd (SOCIETY) can easily help a bunch of boys understand simple meaning of respect!

[@andilove18]

Exactly. That's what society needs to do. They either blame the girl or except her to learn to fight. And what are the men and society expected to do? Carry on?

[@PAWANSHARMA-hk5hz]

u r right.

[@didles123]

andilove18 "And what are the men and society expected to do?" Men are expected to die younger than women. They have a lower life expectancy. They are far more likely to be a victim of murder... almost 2.5 times more likely in 2012 in India. They are more likely to face any sort of violence. Sexual assault is only an exception because the government writes laws so that men can't be a victims of those crimes. Who is teaching men that it's okay to kill men but not women? I ask because there is some clear sexism in who murderers chose to kill.

[@sharanyasv1322]

i completely agree with you

[@shahrukhvhora]

Be practical, stop being stupid philosophical. In the real world this kind of shit doesn't work, When you know there are 1000 wild dogs outside and you want to train them, really? puppies can be trained, not the wild ones. Do you really think every parent in India would teach good things to their sons? What if a father is a rapist or he had harassed women. Stop bullshitting about society and prepare yourself to fight your own fight. If people like Yogi becoming Chief Minister in India (Guy with Rape allegation) do you really think that Socity is learning a shit!

[@niveditagoswami969]

Salute to such women. Totally nailed it💪👍

[@Vikramaditya-1994]

This short movie is a hard-hitting portrayal of the challenges women face daily. The narrative is both intense and thought-provoking, shedding light on societal issues with unflinching honesty. Radhika Apte's performance is incredibly powerful, capturing the resilience and strength of her character amidst adversity. Kashyap's direction keeps you engaged from start to finish, making this short film a must-watch for its relevance and impactful storytelling.