@abhijit_MLab You don't look at a mother breastfeeding and sexualise her. A woman especially a mother should be respected irrespective of how she is dressed or depicted. I just don't understand this wierd thing with now people trying to put clothes on Goddesses who are scripturally unclad!
The entire of decency that's very prominent in North India and it's way of portraying Goddesses is foreign to Bengal and it's culture. Being from the land of Shaktism, with women that are outspoken, you need to have really corrupt vision to see nudity even in Goddesses.
According to the VHP, this opening scene from Satyajit Ray’s Jai Baba Felunath is obscene because the Goddess is “not yet dressed.”
For decades, that thought never occurred to viewers. It took a particular kind of vulgar gaze to discover vulgarity here.
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@ThenNowForeve That's just a stupid lazy and under researched comment! Men did not just start wearing makeups in the modern era. Men have been wearing makeups, jewelleries since centuries and there are literal books on male beautification. More importantly, men used to go to battle dressed up!
An interesting thing about Indian Tv soap operas is the same show is remade in multiple languages and acted by different regional actors, which makes everyone know the plot of the show throughout the country!