Are Crimes Against Men In Bollywood Movies Passed Off As Comedy? | Is There A Double Standard?

Is this observation true for #Bollywood movies and their portrayal of crimes against men, the regressive portrayal of the LGBTQI community and the nonchalant nature of showcasing every moment as simply comedy!
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[@VysakhShaji]

As a person who has endured abuse of multiple kinds and has faced prejudice and ridicule for addressing them just because "you're a man so man up", I applaud you Anmol for using your platform to address this with such maturity and nuance. It feels more comforting that guys like you are able to address a large crowd and bring problematic portrayals to the forefront 💛💛

[@aakash950]

yes i agree

[@lavie7358]

I am so sorry for what happened with you and totally agree

[@nistulathampuran534]

I'm so sorry for what happened to you... Hope you are doing ok now.

[@shashwat3653]

This has happened with me as well...

[@bhavinsoni1317]

More power to you buddy.

[@poojanair8445]

As a feminist, I would say, the principle of feminism is based on equality. Men should be just as safe as women in the society, physically or emotionally.

[@ani-po1td]

True

[@rishabhbhatnagar9632]

Thats a great thought. But we all know everyone just wears a mask of equality and actually just persue their own needs.

[@platinumwolf8721]

Lol reminds of religious people saying religion is based on love ,peace and all😁😂

[@codeengineer10]

Well why not name it as equalist then..

[@yashasvi257]

@@codeengineer10 there is a term calles egalitarian which means equal so to speak. feminism came about when women were denied rights legally. Its still required in th rural parts of our countries and toxic corporate structures where women aren't hired because they dont want to risk a sexual assault law suit. But in things like equal opportunity and govt schemes, our country has gone above and beyond. Its not about laws anymore, its about culture. This repressive patriachal "Mard ko Dard nahi hota" culture which both men and women(especially feminazis) apply is dangerous and hundreds of thousand of little boys suffer because of it

[@milanmohan7731]

Rape by women isn't even acknowledged in our judicial system, that itself speaks volumes about our society.

[@angela4835]

Was shocked when I first read the definition of rape in fmt 😔

[@shreyasridhar3323]

Yeah!!! Like, why can't it be gender neutral??? What's so difficult about making gender neutral laws??

[@milanmohan7731]

@@shreyasridhar3323 not just that, most prison sentences are shorter for women. "Female consideration" is a thing, always hear that in court scenes in movies. 😅

[@milanmohan7731]

@@cocokoochie9648 I'm not sure that's right. Women's cases are definitely taken seriously. Anyways the ones ignored are due to how lagging our system is . I don't think it has to do with them being women's cases. While men's issues are not even considered issues. Recently in a suicide case of a man, it was clearly written in his suicide note that he did it because of abuse from his wife and her family. Still no action was taken against her . Infact, the judge said that his freakin suicide note wasn't strong enough to punish her.

[@namjooningOT7]

Mumbai High court recently stated forced rape by husband is not considered rape, this country needs a lot of progression to do, men had to use 377 section to make assualt seem an actual serious thing and not 'its no big deal' narrative is in itself shameful,, sexual violence should be treated as assualt no matter who it involves

[@anubhavpanicker4019]

Thanks for bringing this up, Bollywood plays a major role in these stereotypes set in society, and people's way of looking at LGBTQ community!

[@harshranjan8526]

Wah bhai UI omen activate kar liya, waise Master kab karoge😁

[@anupamaMall]

@yo bunny The film Fire also tried to do that but obviously some people had to protest against it 🙄

[@ved370]

@@anupamaMall element trilogy??

[@lyadmaniac9503]

Exactly, they also use regional languages and fat people as comic relief along with LGBTQ people

[@nick-rk1wf]

Not just bollywood

[@Soumik.Naskar]

Not many noticed but in family man Samantha saying mard hai toh haath kholo and in reply Manoj sir saying mujhe mard banne ka koi shauk nehi hai is one truly gem of a scene

[@sumonadey4837]

Exactly, here in this line Samantha's character was behaving as an agent of Patriarchy. But , Manoj Bajpayee's character gave a very gender neutral attitude.

[@ani-po1td]

That dialogue was amazing 🤣🤣

[@speakingmymind7970]

@@sumonadey4837 agent of patriarchy?

[@sivaprasadwarrier3171]

@@speakingmymind7970 someone who supports and propagates the values and beliefs of patriarchal system consciously or unconsciously.

[@skyraking3077]

@@sumonadey4837 I think it's trauma dude

[@lavie7358]

The theme of showing a man getting harrassed by gay men is also very homophobic it's the norm for people to think that gay people are just looking for straight men to harrass

[@lavie7358]

@@Lazymath007_ I know that but it is a patriarchal stereotype tho

[@legendarymortarplayer9453]

@@Lazymath007_ there have been cases of everything you can think does that make everyone of every religion, sex, gender, race a criminal?

[@osamabinladen1038]

@@legendarymortarplayer9453 yes and therefore are allowed to be portrayed

[@codeytherex5954]

This is sort of an alarm that Patriarchy has been bashing Men in some or other way as well When you may feel frustrated your patriarch friends will be like 'Feel le le'

[@doramisay8411]

@@osamabinladen1038so portraying any serious situation is entertainment to you? Think a little wise

[@dragonzone1516]

I mean it is part of the false notion that "men can't be raped" or that "Men are always ready for sex". Even guys are like "Boss you're lucky" in films where such stuff occurs, not understanding how traumatic such instances can be. It is okay to satirise such stuff but there is a difference between satire and blatant ignorance of sensitive issues.

[@SachinVerma-jf3rh]

Exactly and this is really sad !I mean people just joke it off rather than providing some mental support atleast!

[@swatisaini6447]

There was a case in USA where a adult nanny assulted a 11 year old boy and news channels were saying something like ' its his dirty secret'😬 Innocent kid was molested and manipulated and reporters were only concerned with masala news

[@darshnes3986]

I know right, I have seen things like this. When a hot women molested a man. All the comments were like. "Oh, I wish it was me", "lucky bastard" and such things. I truly felt sick. Now the video has taken down.

[@thegameking3931]

@@darshnes3986 that's every where even Instagram pages when some attractive Instagram model or actress share pictures with man They comment lucky mother fucker lucky bastard and many more things luckiest men in the world

[@thegameking3931]

@@potatoface1041 they might asked those simp guys who have no shame in admitting fantasy of theirs they want to have sex with numerous women not only one and can have sex many times to look cool and stud maybe

[@pardonmy_existence]

I was looking at audience shockingly as they were laughing in theatres after that varun dhawan scene... And i whispered to the person sitting next me "this is a real problem that exist and i Don't think this is meant to be a funny scene" Little did i know, it was meant to be "comedic"

[@RajatSharma-cn6qy]

Same thought

[@khushbukapoor597]

Agreed 💯💯💯💯💯 I also felt the same ...

[@Spleandor]

I am sure even men were laughing...I don't think it is a problem if men get their jollies out of it

[@sskrbhusal7847]

I remember watching Badri Ki Dulhania and being horrified about the way the scene turned out. At the beginning of the scene, I was actually glad that this issue was being showcased. But turns out, it was for comedic purpose. What makes me more sad is that Varun and Alia are from relatively new generation. They should have denied to play a scene like that. Also, about the representation of LGBTQA+ community. Its saddening to see the presentation of gay men as predatory/unnnecessarily feminine. Straight men can be feminine too. Its not about your sexuality its about your preference. I am actually a fan of Ranveer Singh's style. He boldly carries feminine clothes and he owns them.

[@irimathews4581]

Paisa Everybody wants paisa Alia Varun and several others infact almost every actor don't care about anything but money Jaise ki uppar bhagwaan ke paas jakar paise hi dena ho

[@umang7658]

People don't realise that being a part of LGBTQ+ community is a concept of sexuality. It's not everything that shapes how you live. Every gay man isn't going to be walking in a manner that screams he is gay. Similarly, so many people don't even come to in terms of their sexual preference until a certain situation forces them to see it. So this bizarre idea of children being born and being weird is wrong. I hope people understand how problematic it is, as LGBTQ+ community is already so misunderstood and mistreated.

[@vikramprasanna8908]

Movies are to be blamed for that first point. Even in Hollywood movies, they make "being gay" to be the only characteristic trait of a gay person and so on.

[@sanstheelumbu]

@@vikramprasanna8908 not all If you see David Singh from flash He is potraited well A badass guy

[@nchl5340]

So true... There was a gay couple in my college gang. And none of us knew they were gay until they moved to Stockholm and got married.

[@gairickdam18]

Apart from Aligarh in bollywood homosexuals were always shown in superhorny in a funny way taking advantage but In aligarh the character was way more than his sexuality and have problems in society

[@thegameking3931]

@@sanstheelumbu in movies even in Hollywood they show gays like some comic and sticky person who talk and walk femine and top of all they shows lust for men like that ritesh deshmuk movie

[@Farhan-Dabhoi]

Man that scene in Badri, literally everyone in the theatre laughed, I wondered if I was missing something 🤔...... (Edit: damn didn't expect so many replies 😅)

[@PriyankaGhosh-ww8pz]

Probably you were the only sensible person in the theatre who didn't find it funny. So the others would think that something is wrong with you not them. But it's ok to voice out your opinion even if nobody agrees with you.👍👍👍

[@srishtideysarkar8321]

Same thing happened to me . When I watched that scene in the theatre I literally could here the people around me laughing and I was like there is it only me who can't understand bollywood's so called comedy!!

[@PriyankaGhosh-ww8pz]

@@srishtideysarkar8321 When you have an opinion that differs from others you tend to believe that something is wrong with you and not them because majority can't be wrong. But that's actually not the case. Problem is with them even if they are in majority.

[@SERJACINESCOPES]

I was like wtf???🙄😒

[@devprasad5399]

Glad that you even watched that movie in theatres

[@aloe704]

*As a feminist, I get irritated with these scenes, but hopefully there will be change*

[@devprasad5399]

As a pseudo feminist, I enjoy these scenes

[@Shicomogs]

@@devprasad5399 dk why these girls have to use as a feminisit always

[@nightingalexx4631]

@@Shicomogsi guess maybe because these days there's a lots of anger portrayed towards feminists.. mostly saying that feminism is all about men hating and all the shit..

[@Shicomogs]

@@ritika3769 because u guys are trying to get sympathy out of male abuse u can just support it instead of i ma feminist i mean i never see a guy saying i ma boy and i support that girl lol

[@DesiCat789]

@@Shicomogs I think because it highlights the idea that feminists aren't always the 'man haters' that people claim they are. A lot of times people use, as a man, as a woman. So why not signify?

[@lp9176]

Why do women feel it justified to slap men who say they are interested/Love/Like them ? Like if you are not interested say no and move on. Many girls are taught this is the appropriate response for some one who is just expressing their feeling. like society expects women to be angry if a man talks to her. On the flip side if a women says yes she should not be slut shamed either. And men should acept the " No"/ Just because the women wasn't violent with you, its still a NO.

[@ChetanSharmadesigner2506]

Absolutely true brother. The society is such that it expects girls to behave in a very demeaning manner to a response of a proposal. They either have to disgust the male, abuse, ridicule, or slap them in response. Which is unreal and uncalled for.

[@crownambassador1]

True. Indian films from 80s and 90s portrayed women slapping men if they expressed feelings for them. Such movies permeates into people minds and in turn we as teenagers were fearful of expressing feelings for a girl then. Back then parents never educated their kids on what should be the appropriate response if someone asked them out

[@pujaswisivakumar6964]

Absolutely right

[@alinachrist8416]

Yep. Also another point-the stalker-ish behaviour of guys and girls in the movies is not commendable. I hate how guys, even if the girl doesnt like them, take it upon themselves to 'prove' how much they like them and make them (read:force) fall in love. Some movies also protray women being absolutely disgusting towards Male consent. It's disgusting how people actually take up the issue about how consent is necessary but when it comes down to it, male consent isnt even considered to be a yes or no cuz a/c to them males are always the instigators.

[@tingtong7425]

Yes, just say no. Politely.

[@aestheticeditsss7967]

Thank you Anmol for raising yet again another important issue.

[@SurrealExposure12]

I wonder what is to debate about male sexual assault but ok

[@duvckie-kk2ev]

Can we debate abt female sexual assault too??

[@greenpath26]

Important I understand, but why debatable? How can assault ever be debatable just because it’s on a man?

[@kingofkings6302]

I really want to know those 238 "humans",who liked this comment...

[@aestheticeditsss7967]

@@kingofkings6302 What I meant by debatable topic is that there are many people in our society who think that men don't get sexually assaulted. Therefore it's debatable. I don't mean it in a wrong sense.

[@tomsheffield2385]

The severity of the crime doesn't depend on the victim's gender. What's wrong is wrong and must be condemned. It's a move towards the right direction. Keep it up Anmol!

[@tehreemraza123]

My younger brother's friend had been raped, he even had to get stitches. But My brother told me, all the time a kid was HOSPITALIZED, the whole class kept cracking jokes about it and made fun of him like "Izzat loot gayi" and such. Still can't get over that.

[@RR_theproahole]

You addressed a very important issue, people mostly think that sex and crimes related to it happen because of some fuked up adults but actually kids as young as 9-10 know these things and have very wrong conceptions about them. The problem starts there.

[@Hershe264]

....humanity really is going backwards.

[@anikazarin2871]

This is disgusting! I hope he is alright now!

[@rohanwarrier5872]

We really needed this!! Talking about issues that are normalized with respect to any gender/race/section of the society and pointing out what we considered "NORMAL" due to toxic representation of various aspects, is what makes TRP the best. Also, any regular TRP viewer would know that Jammy is not that one guy who'd just go on a rant. I feel that he is one of the most thoughtful people in the KZbin community who talks about all issues without any gender bias. Huge Respect Jammy!🙌❤

[@HimanshuKumar-ci3ud]

I totally agree with you...

[@im_a_dork8885]

I believe we need to talk about these things when we actually want equality. Crimes against men are always taken in a light hearted way in Bollywood movies and it is truly disgusting because it inculcates the idea that everything is OK if it happens to a man. This is what creates toxic masculinity when even men shame other men if they have gone through harassment. Equality never means bringing the other gender down and women empowerment shouldn't be used as an excuse to cover up such things and blatantly misuse power. Portrayal of gay men in movies has been so disorienting since ages. Dostana was also one of them. I remember watching it when I was a child and genuinely believing that this is how gay men act. Now as an ally of LGBTQIA+ I feel really terrible when I see such bad portrayals. They do deserve better.

[@nayab6129]

Ah yes, glorifying crimes against women is "misogyny", but crimes against men is "toxic masculinity". Women aren't pure angels. They also mock men. Stop men blaming always.

[@pleeppants1712]

@@nayab6129 tru

[@rajveer_.singh-0000]

This topic needs to be raised now more then ever, thanks for bringing this up

[@anantsharma6365]

This topic will die again in less than 2 weeks....like it always does

[@rajveer_.singh-0000]

@@anantsharma6365 sad reality

[@adityadave3748]

Special Comment for Matthew McConaughey for that interstellar scene. Also for that Dallas Buyers Club car scene. I never cried more while watching a movie, than I did when I watched these two scenes.

[@snehasarkar6795]

Same!

[@atharvalokhande3411]

Deservedly won an Oscar for Dallas Buyers Club, Alright Alright Alright

[@RohitKumar-sl2qw]

Watch the Pursuit of happyness than u will cry for a weak ... So beautiful & heart touching movie🥺🥺🥺

[@berserk322]

@@RohitKumar-sl2qw I didn't cry while watching that film 😔

[@ajaayshharrma03]

INTERSTELLAR scene💔

[@hello-fe2ul]

Bollywood be like : It's all about the ✨M A S A L A ✨

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

par zyaada teekha hogaya hai

[@astha2499]

Ab toh kadwa lagta hai yeh masala

[@animesh4627]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Teekha nahi, kadvaa hogya hai sb

[@rameezrazaansari4534]

Not bollywood every entertainment industry....

[@hello-fe2ul]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Ikr:-(

[@doodle3984]

distinctly rememeber in action replayy when akshay's shirt is forcefully taken off. his reaction made sense he'd just been assaulted but everyone else either laughed or belittled him for not taking a stand. his own son victim blames him and belittles him for crying at such a predicament.

[@shreeya3789]

I always love your approach towards sensitive topics like this. While acknowledging the current topic you don't disregard the other one or potray is as less important. I respect you so much for that!

[@blueblanketlens]

Thank you for talking about this issue in our flim industry

[@mistressdeath2099]

For a very long time, not only Bollywood, but also Hollywood and many other film industries look down upon LGBTQ community, and used them purely as a comedic relief. Men are shown as the strong beings who do not cry, do not show their emotions, and it takes monumental events to happen, to make then have a emotional breakdown. It affects the society in the most toxic way possible making men almost emotionless and scared of showing their emotions in fear of being called out on it. The film industries have a huge impact on the youth and society, it is their duty to check what impact it had on the masses.

[@hishamsaifudeen8000]

😂

[@filmenthusiast7694]

It's not just the movies though .Even during public appearances, male actors are expected to be okay with fans kissing and hugging them. I feel so suffocated for them sometimes.

[@jayshreesridhar5068]

Every media portrayal of men that I found deeply problematic (Including the vogue disaster) is compiled here with the exact same feeling I have towards those issues. Thank you for making this. I now have this video as a better answer when people say, 'Its just a joke. Take it lightly'

[@commonsenseii]

the recent slapping case in telugu news channel was tagged as ' Girl has shown her power, she hit him hard' as some empowerment kind of thing.

[@jayshreesridhar5068]

@@commonsenseii this reflects a lot on the biased nature of journalists writing these things. Sadly we are not even able to depend on news channels/media for an unbiased portrayal of what exactly happened

[@commonsenseii]

@@jayshreesridhar5068 exactly, media never highlights men's issues. If not for meme pages then no would know these kind of atrocities.

[@thecinemaniacs6197]

Also the Gillette "Be Better" ad. A male grooming company, telling its customers that the only way of being better men was by being better towards women. It might seem like a fine message in isolation, but you then realize that any attempt of telling women to be "better" or "real" in respect to how they treat men would be called out as patriarchal and sexist. The whole ad was patronizing as f*ck, yet many celebs and media outlets endorsed it.

[@commonsenseii]

@@thecinemaniacs6197 every entertainment industry just wants to preach now, we cant watch something without hearing lectures and messages.

[@nanditamenon369]

Topics like these need to be spoken about more often. I've heard both cases among my friends, on how "I'm scared of Gay men because they'll harass me" and also "I was uncomfortable but she said she'll say that I was harassing her if I say something" both instances are so scary to me and I'm glad we as a society are slowly opening up to accepting a change in attitude towards cases like these.

[@anupamaMall]

I think the Vogue video was trying to say that men are often told to suppress their emotions since childhood which may make them violent. It is not always the case though obviously.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

the correlation was rather flippant in my opinion. The zero to 100 leap it took was rather jarring to me. Of course there are cases which may manifest that way but such a generalised approach just came across as convenient to me

[@vengadeshkannavathy7225]

@@TriedRefusedProductions Bro ,can you make a video about 2004 cringy movie Girlfriend?

[@usernotfound0703]

@@vengadeshkannavathy7225 i think he did talk about it in one of his videos.

[@vengadeshkannavathy7225]

@@usernotfound0703 Which video bro?

[@thecinemaniacs6197]

You could easily make a part 2 of the video, because there is simply so much that is left unexplored. For instance, you haven't talked about the physical violence against men used for comedic purposes. I know slapstick is a thing in comedy, but the sheer amount of female characters slapping male characters overhwhelm the vice verca numbers. And not just that - even in drama films, "slapping the guy" remains a comedic trope. I didn't think much about this until we had Kabir Singh and Thappad, which made me realize the blatant double standards. The male characters in those films slapping the female ones were considered such huge deals, but there was no shred of conversation about the opposite scenario.

[@ChetanSharmadesigner2506]

Yeah bro. No body talks and raises that

[@anantsharma6365]

He probably won't make video about that issue

[@raveenasavadi655]

See, this is how sexism, patriarchy and gender roles and stereotypes affect men too, almost as much as it does to women. Everyone is entitled to their emotions as well as nuance in treatment of assault. Great video essay, it was introspective and thought provoking.

[@mintubania6006]

Men and women processes emotions differently. A thing can be very intense for a woman but the same thing can be nothing for a man and vise versa. Just like lack of strength means physically weak , the same way lack of emotions means emotionally weak. But the problem is , instead of creating a safe space for a man to express his emotions , they( mainstream) are trying to impose a women's way handling emotions into a men which is against the evolutionary instincts and biology.

[@abhiravshetty0041]

Anmol your voice is simply mesmerizing and makes my day. I enjoy each and every videos of TRP. Thanks for being the mature, intelligent cinephile.

[@dankman413]

Last time I was this early Jammy was still doing the dance routines.

[@TriedRefusedProductions]

something coming this week :)

[@belalkhan8411]

varun looks like a nice guy in real life but his movies are quite disturbing according to current generation

[@sultanran3617]

He has also some gems like sui dhaaga, badlapur, kalank or october.

[@ani-po1td]

@@sultanran3617 kalank ?? Seriously??

[@Rocky-sr8id]

@@ani-po1td 😂😂😂😂

[@kattibattisonachamak575]

@@ani-po1td Kalank is gem..doubt hai kyaa?????

[@kattibattisonachamak575]

@@ani-po1td bina I love you bole woh iske peeche peeche bhaaga woh samajh gaye ki pyaar hai yeh na movies me nahi hota.... Lapakne me lag jaate hai Varunado ke character ne is ladki ko hug tak nahi kiya..and Alia ke character ke ladke ko na pehchanna jisse shaadi hua hai man woh reality hai....It is a gem..pyaar bina bole zikr kiye jaate hai wahi samjhaa dete hai..ek item song hai usko nahi hona ttha baaki toh badhiya hai....I love it....

[@unishamaskey6458]

As a professional who has worked with survivors of violence, I cannot thank you enough Anmol for putting a voice on an extremely important yet shunned issue. My respect for you has grown. Thank you for creating a platform for advocacy through healthy discussion. There is so much social stigma and taboo associated with violence against men. Every small discussion helps to shed light in the right direction. 🙏🏼

[@nish8854]

Yes you are totally right Anmol, this issue is so underrated and deserves more attention as such social norms also exist for men which are unseen. I am honestly glad that there is a brighter future ahead for men as people break stereotypes today with greater acceptance for every individual and their uniqueness. Kudos to you for shedding light on this topic.

[@gsscanadiankumarkillerofss6656]

That scene in Badrinath ki dulhaniya was disgusting

[@nehashaikh4]

I have always been tagged "too sensitive" or "itna serious mat le yaar" when I've pointed out such points during a movie, even by the men! Thanks for voicing it Jammy, I'm gonna share this one with them!

[@snehasarkar6795]

Double standards are everywhere. We , ourselves should learn to be gender neutral and even those boys vs girls memes are required not to pay much attention

[@Lazymath007_]

Women, children are dogs are loved unconditionally A man is only loved by the fact that he provides something

[@jayesh5131]

True af😔

[@ultimatewarrior5545]

Dave Chappell

[@NehaSingh-tj8ng]

And as all these three creature gets love unconditionally without asking for it... Same way they also get harassment bulling...mental torture...physical harm..Unnecessary Boundries.... Unconditionally.. Without asking for it....

[@thoughtsIhave11]

@@NehaSingh-tj8ng don't bring counter arguments when someone is saying thier problems. Please this is for both men and women. When a woman says thst they are abused some idiot would come to give a counter argument saying men are raped too not considering the statistics majority or anything. And you are no where different to those men because the comment here is 100 percent right. Either you acknowledge it or leave it. Don't try to deviate from the main problem. For both the genders I am saying this.

[@khusburoy7475]

@@NehaSingh-tj8ng This comment actually made my day!

[@sonicmoon3413]

Salman Khan still in his movies still shows how dominant he can towards women. Slaps every character who plays his opposite role. Clearly the message can be seen.

[@osamabinladen1038]

Which movies are you talking about? I havent heard of them??

[@ani-po1td]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ani-po1td]

@@osamabinladen1038 tere naam

[@osamabinladen1038]

@@ani-po1td yes buts that's not in his recent films, right?

[@nick-rk1wf]

Kis duniya me jee rhe ho dost.... Kitne movies me hua hai aisa 🤣.. (BTW I'm not a salman fan)

[@trialanderrormarketer8795]

The latest one to the list is HASEENA DILRUBA - the whole movie just romanticised and glorified domestic violence

[@aacessubedi1828]

This is dope man. Damn i am so happy that jammy brought to this topic.

[@anxiouslycurly9081]

This goes both ways just like it's not ok to make sexual jokes about women or beat them up similarly men should not be the victim of such things

[@nikitagigigeorge8572]

Thankyou so much Jammy for using your platform to shed light into this issue❤. You have no idea how grateful many women like myself are for this cause its high time we take a man's personal space seriously and not for granted. Not just bollywood there are many movies in the west where I also notice the female heroine and her friends are praised for kicking a man in the nuts or for slapping him when he has done no wrong or it was a genuine misunderstanding from both sides and many scenes like this are made and passed as comedy, which is really not funny anymore or is just so outdated.

[@LonelyRacoon]

Sadder is the fact that whenever such double standards are brought up or conversations regarding male victims are sparked it is labelled as misogynist. I have lots of discussions regarding the same with my friends and every time when I say how men are disregarded in society it suddenly becomes a victim olympics about how women have it worse despite the conversation not being remotely close to the women's sufferings. When there are activists trying to bring up such problems like Deepika Bhardwaj, they are lynched on the internet, their work is constantly disregarded. The entire mainstream education and media is busy teaching young boys to be apologetic for the things they never did and young girls to take revenge for the things they never faced and fight for the things they already have. No I am not saying women don't face any problems. But I want people to be able to discuss problems men face (which women are facing and receiving attention for) without being called sexist or misogynist or any of the plethora of names called to people who disagree with mainstream ideologies. Its extremely saddening.

[@ritzkashyap8288]

Absolutely agree

[@sumonadey4837]

Yes Men's problem should be discussed and that whats feminism is. However, most of the men's problem are the ill effects of Patriarchy like men should earn more, men cant cry, men should be the breadwinner, men should shoulder all the responsibilities, men cant be molested etc etc.. Women do have their own battle to fight . And as per your speech, if we could have actually tought all boys to be apologetic like you said , we would not have molestation, harassment still now. Most of the things have not changed. Our fight is still going on. Whenever, any video surfaces where a woman is being aggressive, men start to call it " aur karo women empowerment " "feminazi" . In the same way, I dont see any comment when a girl is raped, molested, harrased these days like " yeh saab bohot jyada men empowerment ke karan ho raha hay.." why ? Ppl would say at most that " look, society has downgraded so much these days.... look, people have become so nasty.." ..Noone directly points finger at men now.. need proof..just check some comment section of such videos.. Why this is the case? Because violence against women has become sooo normalized in the society these days that it does not ring anything to us now.. slapping a man by a girl is violently discussed everywhere and men start to say "arrey yaar, cant believe women now these days..." and everyday thousands of cases are reported everyday that has as cruel as incident as Nirbhaya case but see no woman says like these. At 13:51 pm now in India, all the women in Howrah Railway station, Delhi Railway station, Chatrapati Shivaji Station are walking so carefully ki koi iska breast na aake dabake chala jay.. Every woman who is now out in workplace thinking how shall I get to home safe tonight..how to not give a fuck at random man in road who oggles me... just two three instaces..there are many subtle instances... Tum log wohi ho..jo 1900 saal me agar koi ladki school jati thi to usse buri najar se dekhte thay aur bolte the kaliyug aa gya.. yehi barbadi leke ayenge... Men will be men.. ( i have full empathy what you tried to say. Men have their own problems . Period.)

[@LonelyRacoon]

@@sumonadey4837 This is the same "victim olympics" mindset that I mentioned in my comment. Don't get me started how problematic your mindset is and how many illogical points and projections you have made, some even contradictory.

[@zorojurosama2796]

@@sumonadey4837 you're exactly the kind of person,the op was talking about.

[@christina5266]

@@sumonadey4837 its kind of sad that you are the one the original comment is talking about

[@Xyz_curious]

I'm so glad u spoke up .Thank you Another incident , irl when a guys gets hit on his testicles n cries in pain the people around him ( including men) laugh at it ..n that's sick !! Akshay Kumar just talks about respecting women which is good but he ignores issues off people of his own gender . In one comedy show he pulled down pants of a dancer on national television n everyone laughed at that imagine the humiliation . N mind u that show is still popular

[@lantherpagdi]

Back in 1995 when I was just a kid going to school, there was a married woman and her family who used to rent our neighbor's house. Her husband was rarely seen in the house. She used to frequent our house although my mom didn't like her much. She used to touch me inappropriately when nobody was around and it made me very uncomfortable and scary. It was really depressing. I was scared to tell this to my parents. So I shared it with my friends and they started teasing me ever since. One friend of mine told this to a senior class guy and he told me that I was lucky. I used to run away even seeing her at a distance. I was put in a boarding school the next academic year for getting low marks and that's how I escaped that toxicity and bullying at at school. Men/boys are told this is good/lucky which is BS. It's not that I am not attracted to women, but that incident made me understand the concept of consent at a very young age.

[@haiderkhan6486]

I can really relate with you here. I too was a victim of sexual abuse growing up. It's funny how adamant people are at double standards. Women go through awful, awful shit on a daily basis, nobody is denying that. But sometimes people fail to realise that men go through similar shit too. I hate the stigma that men should just bottle up their emotions and learn to take it like "men". That's the exact reason why suicide rates are so damn high among men. Toxic masculinity is unfortunately prevalent in pretty much every society, in some way shape or form. While it's relatively subtle in other more developed countries, it's strikingly apparent in places like India and Pakistan. Males being the subject of domestic or sexual abuse is played for laughs. "Marrd ho Bhai, kyoun rohtay ho?" I used to harbinge a similar mentality growing up, but thankfully I grew out of it. I just wanted to let you know that you're not alone. You have value, you have worth and your problems matter. Don't let anyone try to invalidate that. Men can and do Cry.

[@shalwinderkaur8276]

I had a friend in college who told us that he lost his virginity at the age of 9. We were shocked, he told us it was with his 15 year old baby sitter. When we told him that it would be considered rape he said no because when he told his father he told him it was experience with an older woman. He’s from Latin America. Where masculinity is very important. I couldn’t believe father would say that to his son. Because if it was other way around, it was his 9 year old daughter with 15 year old boy there would have been hell to pay.

[@irimathews4581]

True that

[@theexpressiveunconscious771]

This needed to be said. Real good research and every example shows the double standards of gender equality. Admired the video simply for the essence of its message.

[@kushalinti842]

Don't say "how problematic it 'would've' been", it is ALREADY problematic

[@bhaktijoshi6477]

It's actually necessary that more people speak out about the assault against men. The prime example being that of Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. The fact that she's still in Aquaman 2 and Johnny got kicked out of the POTC franchise and Fantastic beasts is just the reflection of how world treats the male victims when they come forward.

[@raizahasmath5580]

Johnny Deposit doesn't deserve it.

[@aniruddhtiwari7378]

You're the only one who puts out such important issue. Really big ups to you man.

[@sulureads2704]

Its very hard to have a gender equal society without breaking gender stereotypes . I have often seen that men in typical heterosexual relationships look at sex as a prize /achievement and women look at it as a kind of favour this along with the shame of being overpowered by a women creates a lot of shame and confusion and further blur the lines of consent.

[@faizansayyed1756]

Thanks so much for highlighting and explaining this subject which often goes unnoticed!

[@devanshjaiswal6581]

This case is one of those cases where we try to be as practical and logical but start to think with emotions cause we relate with it

[@parinikasharma317]

Assault is no joke, whatever the gender! Coming from a girl, women who assault boys and men make me sick. Never hit the opposite gender unless to defend yourself. Also, Display of emotion is not weak. If you are with the right people you will realise you can breakdown anytime you want and they would still support you.

[@lyadmaniac9503]

This is much needed. Harassment against men is always portrayed as meme content idk why. Being a long time follower of Youth Against Rape , we saw ridiculous comments on this fact from few public. Few months ago ,there was a teacher who raped her 13year old student and there were lots of people defending and making fun of the child saying that he got to "enjoy" sex in such a young age...That just disgusts me as a woman as well as a survivor..Again coming to the recent incident...idk how the police took her case when she's clearly guilty. And before guys attacking femis6 let me tell you, attacking someone isn't supported by feminists and feminism but by fake feminism. Our country is just evolving backwards and nothing else.

[@nehanautiyal992]

Oh God! This was much needed! Exactly this was the thing which came up in my mind when I saw this scene from Badrinath ki Dulhaniya. Thanks for putting this up infront of the world!

[@kritz31286]

Lot of the videos from Pop Culture Detective are on this topic. It’s a great channel. Love the one about the character of Newt Scamander in Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.

[@fqllenwitch_5224]

Toxic masculinity needs to stop.

[@princeroy6931]

"Behind every hard faced bearded guy there is a little boy who is waiting to be loved and appreciated"

[@anantmohan1769]

Wow ! Thats a great topic to make a video on and having a discussion regarding it. Good work man. We need more people like you to discuss these sensitive issues as well.

[@tori2dles]

So pleased to see you’re bringing up this topic. It needs to be addressed even more. I love _Pop Culture Detective_ and know the video to which you refer. It’s powerful and your response via this video speaks so much to your integrity. You are shaping perspectives and it’s fantastic.

[@sm150791]

Physical crimes against people (irrespective of the gender) are nothing but wrong..!! It's not something to laugh about, it's not something to be used to further the plot, it's not a turning point to start empowering the female lead..it's just a crime. In a country where people take movies so seriously, it is imperative that the creators become sensitive to these aspects.

[@HUMAN-fq5ff]

2:35 Jammy: We have been conditioned to *keep moving forward.* Eren Jaeger: I like that guy.

[@safala]

Amazing analysis as always. Thank you for bringing this topic to attention because it is something that desperately needs to be talked about. Awareness need to be brought to the fact that any sort of abuse of men is abuse. Plain and simple. Gender doesn’t negate your ability to feel and sexuality doesn’t hinder your ability to be a decent human being. Justice to the victims can only be given when we blindfold ourselves of the gender and sexuality of both the perpetrator and the victim and start seeing crime committed as one committed towards a person by another person and not against a gender/ sexuality by another gender/sexuality.

[@dennisjoseph1787]

Thanks a ton for saying this loud. Love you for this.

[@yashaswinich99]

I would love to see a compilation of movies and scenes where these issues were dealt with in a mature and sensitive manner, without romanticising or belittling the struggles or the circumstances. This video highlights what Indian cinema has been doing wrong, I think it'd be nice to see the few instances where it did right.

[@ishaankumar3895]

What we have become makes me want to lead a life as a monk in the mountains.

[@akshatatalankar801]

Hats off to you man! Tackling such sensitive topic this beautifully! Let's just hope our generation doesn't conform with these stereotypes and actually call a problem out as what it is! A problem!

[@varunrajpatil8467]

Thank you ❤ jammy for talking about this

[@gayathriprakash1296]

It was refreshing to see Arya's character cry more than once or twice in Sarpatta Parambarai for various reasons but mainly because his mom is upset...I was scared at least one of the other characters would say "don't cry...you're are man" but of one of them it...its such a subtle but effective portrayal of men's sensitivity

[@maitrayirajawat697]

Agree 🎉

[@msn9832]

I just saw a random comment in youtube about climax portion of malayalam movie kireedam .it say WOW HOW CAN A SUPERSTAR CAN CRY LIKE THAT ? I was like wtf are superstar aren't humans 😪.

[@ani-po1td]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ani-po1td]

Maybe , that comment meant that mohanlal acted brilliantly in that scene

[@msn9832]

@@ani-po1td may be coz it was commented by a non keralite.

[@ajaayshharrma03]

Much needed video on this topic.Thanks Jammy for speaking out on behalf of millions of us.

[@yashwantanbazagan170]

A topic thats been hard to express my whole life, thanks for the spotlight bro❤️

[@manojmhr]

If I have to answer it straight , I say It's 100% true .

[@sanchitvarma1282]

A very good example of a film which accurately shows how patriarchy, toxic masculinity and warped gender expectations can affect a man too is A Death In a Gunj. A criminally underlooked gem.

[@yuggeshkumar2305]

Thank you Jammy, thank you so much for this ❤

[@KirtiDohre12]

Thanks for highlighting this Jammy !

[@returntohades]

I love Pop Culture Detective. The Channel also had a brilliant two-part "Sexual Assault of men played for laughs" video. Whether it's India or abroad, society has very problematic perspectives when it comes to the sexual assault of men. The movie tropes about the assault on men are disturbing. We definitely do need to call it out more.

[@sakshammishra1460]

You missed the point with family man, Shrikant Tiwari did not cry on phone with Shuchi because he was in middle of an anti terrorist operation, and if his wife hears him crying she would go badshit crazy about what mishap makes him cry, do you remember that line "main jhooth isliye bolta hu taki tum log chain se so sako" it's more about keeping his family away from the shadows of troublesome atmosphere that he is in! I do not regard Srikant flawless or godly, he has flaws but not here, as far as that scene in family man is concerned.

[@iloveyoumummy1005]

Jammy pants ...love your thoughtful ideas ...keep doing the great work...more power to you

[@mohitv7405]

Well done Jammy on bringing up this topic.

[@mohitagrawal3279]

David Dhawan movies has always showcased harassment in a fashionable and comedic manner for both men and women...even in his todays generation movies...

[@manvi5333]

great work as usual!!

[@RakeshKumar-mj3mw]

Well how do you know it's great work when you dropped the comment in the first minute while the video is 9 minutes long 😂😂?

[@manvi5333]

Rakesh Kumar i could tell from the title it was going to be good! it’s an important topic and his takes are always excellent

[@RakeshKumar-mj3mw]

@@manvi5333 well atleast you could have seen the whole video and commented it right? It's like calling a movie bad without watching it.

[@manvi5333]

Rakesh Kumar sir why are u getting so angry about me commenting before watching the whole video? do u not have anything else to do?

[@manvi5333]

Rakesh Kumar i was trying to compliment the creator, it was a good intention so i’m not sure what you are gaining from this interaction

[@kritveemodi4495]

cant possibly explain in words how much i appreciate this video thanks a ton for saying what needed to be said

[@suranjanakajli]

It is commendable to see a channel which has such balanced views......You are the true epitome of tolerance and wisdom which lacks in our generation.....People try to prove others wrong while trying to prove a point.......You have set a new benchmark as a content creator as well as a human being,who doesn't shy away from accepting his own mistakes......It was really heartbreaking when so many channels just slammed an entire movement(feminism) on the basis of one or two incidents....But the way you have dealt with this topic is praiseworthy......It is important to formulate laws regarding rape of men, harassment,fake allegations and so on.....But at the same time reforms are also required for improvement in the condition of women........Most importantly,the society also needs to be more respectful towards humans in general.......We,as a society,have completely forgotten to respect each other's views and opinions and in are constantly trying to put each other down,to prove our point.....We need to realise that the other person's point of view is as important as ours

[@aloe704]

*Vijay Devarakonda crying in Arjun Reddy was so organic*

[@Lazymath007_]

Exactly. Loved when Shahid cried in Kabir Singh too

[@Lazymath007_]

Kabir Singh is the best film in terms of portraying feminism

[@aloe704]

@@Lazymath007_ I wouldn't say that, but it's still an AMAZING FILM

[@anupamaMall]

@@Lazymath007_ Best in portraying in feminism? Great joke 😂

[@nirmalhriday7445]

@@anupamaMall buy surely best in portraying problematic reality🤣

[@chinmayeemahapatra7184]

The concept of Consent should be from both the partners. But in the movie Good news, during the time when Kareena Kapoor was trying to conceive, if the genders were reversed, I am sure that Akshay Kumar's character would have been called a molestor. I mean did you see his face in Airplane washroom. But that scene was laughed off.

[@irimathews4581]

Trueeee

[@vinnienanda]

I am so glad that a KZbinr like you spoke up about this. Honestly Anmol, you are very bold and an honest critic, which is why people like me I love watching your channel because you give different perspectives which many critics do not. I remember when the whole CarryMinati’s KZbin vs Tik-tok video came out and went viral, people automatically started to mock gay men and made lewd jokes about them for their appearance and sexual orientation, portraying them as perverted ‘panzie’ men. I remember when the film virgin Bhanupriya had come out in which the main protagonist’s friend says “Tumne kabhi kisi ladke ka rape suna hai?” That whole line pissed me off so bad. Had it been the opposite people would have immediately boycotted the platform itself. I’m so glad that films like Taish came out (Though it had various other problems in the storyline.) it really brought out the topic of male sexual assault and how men are so vulnerable and traumatised too. Though the film could have dug deeper into Rohan Kalra’s (played by Jim Sarbh) story. But one must appreciate the film for bringing out such a topic which is never talked about. Once again I’m very glad from the bottom of my heart that you brought this issue into the mainstream.

[@nisahkarhse4998]

always love you and appreciate you for approaching such sensitive topics it's high time that they should be acknowledged and debated about. love your channel

[@anubratoroy749]

Wow that was unexpectedly thought provoking!! It is true that most of the crimes against men are just shunned because of this stereotypical notion that men can only be perpetrators and not victims.Thank you for speaking out on such a topic, loved it❤️❤️

[@arushiarya2190]

Even more than imagining roles switched in a harassment case, simply the man's feeling of discomfort should be enough to know that Male harassment is just as wrong as female harassment

[@aishwaryapadmanabhan6609]

What a brilliant video ! This was much needed 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@anuragsharma2671]

Thankyou so much Anmol ❤️ for making this. It is so important for filmmakers and actors to be more aware of what they are going to present on screen. Movies have such a big impact on all of us. We cannot ignore and have to fight the toxic male standards in the society.

[@just_random08]

I don't understand can't just film industries show equality. Like no need to show male domination abusing women or no need to dominating female abusing male for comedy. There are many stories that can portrayed beautifully without even using any kind of stereotypes or domination. Just make a story like that simple

[@thatunknowngirl228]

Yesterday I had an argument with a guy on Instagram in the comment section of a meme page where a video of the lucknow girl was posted , and I commented she won't be even punished for all the things she did and the guy asked what did she do and what do you think should be done , so I very sincerely told him of the false accusation of physical assault she laid against the guy , and the physical assault she did to him and all the mental harassment she caused due to the public humiliation and the guy was like so what , its not like she is accusing him of rape , so it's not a case of false accusation, it's just a case of class discrimination and there is no big deal about the whole situation stop crying about it and writing paragraphs in comment sections derived of your emotional overthinking, to tell you I was stunned would be an understatement, like seriously wtf , I tried explaining him it doesn't always have to be rape and false accusation isn't always about sexual assault , accusing the guy of Eve teasing and physical assault when he didn't do anything was also a false accusation and we needed a law against such cases but all he talked about was rape like if its ain't rape I'm not listening to anything you saying, I'm questioning my sanity listening to his arguments 😑

[@prernabharti38]

Kudos to you!!!! Literally hats off for addressing this issue and explaining this so well!!!!!

[@Sadidesifamily]

Well done Anmol brilliant video. Seriously this was and is very important to highlight so things change cant be passive