I was always taught not to talk to my father about "womanly" issues. But I don't see what gender has anything to do with being a capable parent.

It is a protest against objective misogyny, something that we should have left behind when we entered the 21st century. It is against a mindset that treats women and anyone else as second-class citizens in their own place of birth.

‘What if we lived in a world where women weren’t told what they can and can’t wear? Or weren’t killed because of it?’ My friend asks in a post.

Patriarchy teaches us that sex for women is a giveaway and for men it is a takeaway. Women since ages were conditioned to believe that sexual intercourse is an activity which provides pleasure to men. 

A film about gynaecology set in a country like ours needs sensitive build up. But we have an abundance of swelling bellies, loud labour moans, chaos, and crying babies on screen balanced with timely set jokes.