Sonu cannot bear the fact that Titu got his heart broken by a girl. Then we have Sonu, who is the woke AF, sensible, informed human (informed about all the shit that women put men through) and is, basically, the ultimate saviour in Titu’s life. Of course, Titu is the gullible boy who falls into the lap of the wrong woman (basically, women) every single time. The movie begins with Titu feeling heartbroken after a break-up.

NEWS FLASH: These statements are equally problematic as they only reinstate the gender norms embedded in our mindsets by years of patriarchy.

The laughter essentially translates into, ‘ ladkiyan toh hoti hi aisi hain‘, ‘so glad I am not one of those’ or the classic ‘I have always been one of the boys’! Or the sort who loves sex and ensures all your ‘needs’ are fulfilled because fulfilling your dreams of objectifying her as a sex object is the closest either of you have ever been to liberalisation.Īt the theatre, I find myself surrounded by men who whistle and women who laugh at every sexist dialogue mouthed by Sonu, Titu and his uncles. The stereotypical woman who is the ideal wife and gives you multiple orgasms along with baajre ki roti and is a perfect housekeeper to keep your ego game on point all day (well, sanskaariAF). This movie has the potential to offend any sensitive or, rather, sensible feminist in his/her senses to becoming what is, perhaps, every male chauvinist’s nightmare.īasically, according to Luv Ranjan, women come in two kinds. The rate at which this movie’s offensive plot had my blood pressure shooting is directly proportional to the director’s talentlessness. Before you ask me to ‘Chill, it is just a movie yaar’ or tell me how, ‘if I wanted something serious, I would have just stayed home and read a newspaper’ (yes, someone told me that), let me just throw some light on your ignorance.

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