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Ranjeeta Vinil is the Founder and Director of Saarathi Healthcare Private Limited. A Management Graduate with a B. Pharma, she is a veteran in Patient Relationship Management having close to 18 years of domain experience. Starting as a Brand Manager at Rhone Puolenc she graduated to being the Head, Patient Relations at Sanofi Aventis and later Vice President Marketing with Medicine Shoppe®.
With core experience of Patient Relations and worked in the area of education of doctors, patients, masses, paramedics, she started Saarathi Healthcare Private Limited in 2008. Today she holds the unique distinction of being associated with a variety of Disease and Patient Management Programs having presence in India and abroad.
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Who are these people who decide how a married woman should pose? Women do have a life and career outside their marriages!
Last week, a picture kept popping up on my FB feed, of a man and a woman standing close. I didn’t pay much attention, they looked like any other celebrity couple.
It was when I accidentally saw a derogatory term about the woman as the title of a post, that I read.
The woman in the pic was Dhanashree Verma, a Youtuber, choreographer, Jhalak Dikhla Ja participant and wife of cricketer Yuzvendra Chahal. The man was another choreographer, Pratik Utekar.
The pursuit of true happiness and owning your true identity - things that probably are most important for humans. Laapataa Ladies has it all.
This well written satire goes as deep inside as it seems on the surface. While uncovering the deep-rooted traditions and superstitions of traditional India on the face of it, this story of lost women is actually also a story of finding oneself. Not only for the “lost ladies” but for a lot of other characters of the movie.
Be it by getting reminded of the childhood self, or of the dreams seen as a child or via learning & unlearning, or even questioning some of the self-beliefs when shown the mirror, or tapping on the hidden goodness, each major character of the film ends up finding self.
Well what can be a bigger accomplishment than this. A very powerful and intelligently written story showing the world that the dark and the bright stays together, it co exists.
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