As is apparent in society, I believe that women in thrillers are also viewed through the male gaze. Women characters feel unsafe and are often violated for a good part of the film, while their concerns are downplayed and worse.

Indian society is still so divided in certain pockets when it comes to their own Betis, we tell our girls to be one with the boys right from nursery. We encourage them to have an own identity, yet we often tell them to be less once they are married.

We girls enjoy our hair no matter what people say. Some of us enjoy our hairstyle short! But why is it that women’s short hair exposes how disparately people treat them compared to when they had long hair.

In an attempt to figure out from where does this sense of privilege come or as a society how are we so forgiving to the male species, over the last few months I started observing conversations around me in my everyday life. 

Women’s health rarely gets the importance and attention it deserves, and one reason is that people have a flawed understanding of what the words Women's health means.