Jai Hind

[NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs @NCMIndiaa]

Dear Men think ten times before extending help to a woman.
Gurugram girls fired their cook and told their society’s security guard to search for a new cook. Guard brought them dinner cooked by his wife and this is how the girl reacted to his kind gesture.

[NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs @NCMIndiaa]

Most of the times Indira Jaising blabber nonsense but this time she is talking some sense. She is saying that Sexual Harassment of Women Judges are the dirty Secret of Indian Judiciary.
She further claimed that High Court Judges use Women Judges of District Courts for their entertainment and ask them to dance for them on item numbers or in short these women Judges perform mujra to please the Judges of High Courts and Supreme Court. What to Say!!

[Jai Hind @ApoorvaVerma14]

@BPSCOffice बिल्कुल सही। 60 अंक मेरिट से और बाकी 60 अंक तुक्का से! ये उचित नहीं है 🙏

[Dr. Neha Das @neha_laldas]

On 30 Nov 1948, while discussing reservation in the Constituent Assembly,
Chandrika Ram (A Dalit Member of Constituent Assembly) said that "Ahirs have good representation in Bihar politics (council and assembly)".

So Q is how did a community which had good representation in 1948, was declared "backward" in 1990s & then given reservation??

[SIFF #MensRightsAreHumanRights @dnfiofkdn]

I am proud of my country

[@Author_ Jyoti @jyotiTpandey05]

This is how the system make more and more criminals !

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

These feminist girls are making jokes about Prime Minister Narendra Modi's private parts.

How will this fix paper leaks?

Just because he's a man, they can say anything?

Will these girls get any punishment?

[Dr. Neha Das @neha_laldas]

In 1950:
SC list had 607 castes, today it has ~1200
ST list had 241 tribes, today it has 744

So where these castes are coming from?

If even after 70+ yrs, not a single caste has been uplifted via reservation, that itself shows "Reservation is a failed policy".

#EndReservation

[AK (alias "Kabir Menon") @the_psyche_lab]

She is Sakshi Jha.
- spiritual
- reads books
- dresses modestly in traditional
- follows culture

And she is a man-hating feminist,
who wants to marry a man one day, and beat him with belt after drinking alcohol.

No man can evaluate the poison filled in a woman's brain.

[Ashwini Upadhyay @AshwiniUpadhyay]

दूध दही घी तेल मसाला ही नमक भी नकली है।

मिलावटखोरों की 100% संपत्ति जब्त करने, नागरिकता खत्म करने और आजीवन कारावास देने के लिए कानून कब बनेगा?

@narendramodi @AmitShah

[The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨‍⚖️ @SamSiff]

Wife forcefully living in the house of in laws .

This is very common in our country.

These women say “we don’t want interference of in law sin the life” but they shamelessly want their properties..

[Dr. Neha Das @neha_laldas]

नीट में सफल होने वाले आधे छात्र OBC हैं!
SC छात्रों की संख्या भी 63% बढ़ चुकी है!
ST छात्रों की संख्या 57% बढ़ चुकी है!

जबकि सबसे कम वृद्धि सामान्य वर्ग में हुई (24.5%).

तो क्या अब समय नहीं आ गया कि आरक्षण की समीक्षा की जाए और आरक्षण का दायरा कम किया जाए???

[Dr.Apoorva singh Sisodiya🩺🩺📚🥼 @Apoorva54185265]

तू पुरुष प्रधान मैं तेरी प्रकृति हूं…🌷
तू बल मैं तेरी बुद्धि हूं,
तू कठीन राह पर चलने,
वाला मैं तेरी सहयोगी हूं…🫂
तू ढाल है मेरी मैं तेरी संजोग,
से बनी संगिनी हूं…..💕💕

[Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj @DeepikaBhardwaj]

Cruelty - Offence only against married women

Domestic Violence - Offence only against women

Verbal Abuse - Offence only against women

Financial Abuse - Offence only against women

Sexual Harrassment - Offence only against women

Rape - Offence only against women

Dowry/Financial Demands - Offence only against women

Stalking - Offence only against women

Molestation - Offence only against women

False promise of Marriage - Offence only against women

No law for men to report such abuse
No data to record this abuse
No protection against such abuse
No statistics to quantify the issue

MURDERS, SUICIDES, COUNTLESS FALSE CASES EVERYDAY

MEDIA COVERAGE OF JUST FOUR CASES : Atul Subhash, Raja Raghuvanshi, Saurabh Rajput & now Ketan Aggarwal

AND GENDER EQUALITY CHAMPIONS HAVE LOST THEIR MINDS

EQUALITY IN INDIA 🤡

[Jai Hind @ApoorvaVerma14]

@anarkaliofara That's real feminism. #BelieveWomen

[︎ ︎venom @venom1s]

Bro's father had a net worth of 600 crore.

Even if he spent 1 lakh every single day, it would take him 200 years to spend all the money.

If he put it in a fixed deposit, he would get 10 lakh rupees per day.

But hippo deleted him for her lover.

[ForMenIndia @ForMenIndia_]

A recent video of stand-up comedian Aishwarya Mohanraj has surfaced online where she shared a dark family anecdote - that her mother allegedly cried upon her brother's birth, expressing a desire to cut off his penis, only to be stopped by hospital staff.

Aishwarya then declares her intent to "fulfill her mother's dream" by doing the same to her future son, eliciting laughter from the audience.

The video has ignited online debate, with many condemning it as anti-male and a troubling example of casual jokes about male genital mutilation (MGM) targeting infants.

This controversy highlights double standards of public reaction.

Male comedians have faced FIRs, lost their careers, and received massive backlash for much milder jokes. But when female comedians make dark jokes, they are often dismissed as harmless humor or brushed off as simple expressions of gender disappointment.

#formenidia

[ShoneeKapoor @ShoneeKapoor]

Some women today openly joke about mutilating baby boys and the crowd laughs.

She said her mother wanted to cut off her brother's private parts when he was born. She cried because it couldn't happen. Now she says that when she has a son, she'll fulfil that "dream."

Imagine a man saying he can't wait to hurt his future daughter because his father once wanted to. He would be destroyed publicly, lose his career, and rightly so.

But when hatred towards men is packaged as feminism, even violence against male babies becomes "dark humour" and "empowerment."

So what exactly are we celebrating here? Equality? Or a culture where cruelty against boys is entertainment?

Apparently, talking about harming male children is comedy. But make a joke about consensual adult relationships and suddenly the outrage brigade wants your head.

The issue isn't comedy. The issue is selective morality. If your principles change based on the victim's gender, they were never principles to begin with.

[Deepika Narayan Bhardwaj @DeepikaBhardwaj]

Discussion around movie #Bandar on @timesnow with @navikakumar @Nikhil_Dwivedi @thedeol

People who come on charges of rape or POCSO, no matter how innocent they are, are treated the worst inside our jails

Full debate : https://t.co/98HM5msmjK

Movie releasing on 5th June

[Ravi Gupta @FilmiHindustani]

#Bandar Review: EXCEPTIONAL
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½/5

Just watched #Bandar.... and I genuinely believe this is one of the most NECESSARY films of our time (From Hindi Cinema).

The film addresses a subject that society can no longer afford to ignore. It explores how "gender-biased laws".. their misuse and the resulting legal battles can affect individuals, families, careers and even the justice system itself. While the film draws inspiration from real-world issues that continue to be debated, what impressed me most is that it doesn't merely take sides... it starts a conversation. 👍🏻

Real change begins when awareness spreads, discussions happen and society is willing to confront uncomfortable questions. I believe Bandar has the POTENTIAL to do exactly that. The director @anuragkashyap72
Is back.

From the very first frame to the last.. the film is incredibly engaging.. Yes it is. It constantly pushes the audience to think about how laws designed to protect can sometimes be misused. At the same time, the film is careful not to reduce the issue to a one-sided argument. Har sikke ke do pahli bhi hote hai.

The experiences of both the accused (Bobby Deol) and the accuser (Sapna Pabbi) are given space within the narrative, making the film far more layered and mature than a typical courtroom or social drama.

In an era where stories about dating-app scams, extortion, personal vendettas, false Section 376 allegations, DV and the complexities of legal disputes frequently make headlines, #BandarMovie touches upon these realities with remarkable honesty. It reflects a side of society that is often discussed in private but rarely explored on screen with such conviction.

The film's tagline, "Hum sab apni zindagi ke circus ke Bandar hai" perfectly captures its essence. So cool.

Throughout the narrative, the Hero (who is actually a loser) struggle within systems, circumstances, and situations larger than themselves, making the metaphor surprisingly powerful.

One of the film's greatest strengths is its authenticity. Whether it's the police station sequences, the court moments or the prison environment, everything feels grounded and believable. In fact, this may be one of the most authentic depictions of PRISON LIFE I have seen in an Indian film. Wo Navi Mumbai ka Taloja jail bhai.... The barracks, the inmates, the atmosphere, the hierarchy and the emotional weight of confinement (worst) all feel painfully real.

At the center of it all is #BobbyDeol, who delivers one of the finest performances of his career. He begins as a charming, ordinary man but a celebrity whose life suddenly spirals out of control after being accused of 376.. and BOMB 💣 The panic, confusion, humiliation, despair and emotional breakdown that follow are portrayed with remarkable sincerity. Watching his gradual transformation, especially after entering prison is both heartbreaking and compelling.

Directorially, the film is exceptionally confident. The storytelling feels clean, focused, and realistic, allowing the audience to become fully immersed in the world of the film. A special mention must be made of the decision to use the 1.85:1 aspect ratio screen frame. It subtly enhances the feeling of confinement and emotional entrapment, making the audience feel closer to the characters and their struggles.

The supporting cast is equally impressive. Every actor, from the prison inmates to the police officers, contributes to the realism of the film. The actor playing Inspector Devre deserves particular praise for delivering a powerful and memorable performance.

More than anything else, I hope Bandar succeeds in starting a larger social conversation. Cinema has always been a mirror to society and this film embraces that responsibility with courage and conviction.

Films like Bandar are important not because they provide easy answers, but because they force us to ask difficult questions. And sometimes that is exactly what great cinema is meant to do.

#BandarReview