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Review: Under the guise of sex and female pleasure, “Thank You For Coming” sets a number of firsts for Hindi cinema.
The landscape of Hindi cinema has been evolving over the years, embracing new themes and narratives that challenge traditional norms. “Thank You For Coming,” the latest addition to this cinematic transformation, sets numerous firsts for the industry. Under the guise of exploring sex and female pleasure, this film not only pushes boundaries but also sparks important conversations about sexuality, consent, and women’s empowerment in a country known for its conservative social values.
A Bold Exploration of Female Pleasure
“Thank You For Coming” takes a bold and unapologetic dive into the realm of female pleasure. The film offers a refreshing perspective on sexuality, challenging the age-old stereotypes and taboos that have long shrouded discussions around this topic in India. It sheds light on a woman’s right to sexual satisfaction and her agency in pursuing it, breaking free from the patriarchal confines that often dictate her choices.
Breaking Stereotypes
One of the most notable firsts of this film is its portrayal of female characters who are unabashedly in control of their sexual desires. The lead characters are not passive objects of desire but active participants who own their sexuality. This groundbreaking portrayal subverts conventional gender roles and empowers women to embrace their desires without shame.
Consent as a Central Theme
“Thank You For Coming” also puts a strong emphasis on the importance of consent. In a society where conversations around consent have often been lacking, the film underscores that consent is a fundamental aspect of any sexual encounter. It portrays meaningful and nuanced discussions on the subject, educating the audience about the significance of enthusiastic and informed consent.
A Shift in Bollywood Narratives
While Bollywood has been inching toward more progressive narratives in recent years, “Thank You For Coming” marks a significant leap forward. It serves as a trailblazer, opening doors for more films that challenge societal norms and foster discussions on sexuality, agency, and empowerment.
A Call for Open Dialogue
The film’s impact goes beyond the silver screen. It acts as a catalyst for much-needed conversations about sex education, consent, and women’s rights in India. It encourages viewers to question the prevailing norms and engage in constructive dialogues about these crucial issues.
“Thank You For Coming” – A Groundbreaking Milestone for Hindi Cinema
“Thank You For Coming” is a groundbreaking milestone for Hindi cinema, setting numerous firsts in its exploration of sex and female pleasure. It challenges societal norms, stereotypes, and taboos, and encourages open discussions about sexuality and consent. As the film paves the way for more progressive narratives in Bollywood, it also plays a vital role in promoting women’s empowerment and the importance of informed consent in intimate relationships. By pushing boundaries and sparking important conversations, “Thank You For Coming” is more than just a movie; it’s a cultural catalyst for change in Indian society.
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After being offended by his impersonation of Karan Johar, comedian Kettan Singh apologises, saying, “Didn’t want to hurt.”
Kettan Singh apologised to director Karan Johar on social media after the latter called him out.
After seeing a video of Kettan Singh making fun of him, Karan Johar became irate.
On Sunday night, filmmaker Karan Johar expressed his dissatisfaction with a TV programme advertising in a rare Instagram post. Without naming the show, the comedian, or the station, Karan claimed to have seen a comic make fun of him in an awkward way. Many speculated that Karan was referring to the trailer for Kettan Singh’s Madness Machaenge. Now, the comedian has addressed Karan’s critique.
Kettan’s regret
In an interview with Times Now, Kettan stated that his goal had never been to harm Karan. “I want to apologise to Sir Karan Johar. First of all, I am a fan of Karan Johar’s work and perform all of my impersonations since I see him a lot on the coffee programme. I’ve seen Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani, his most recent movie, five or six times. I adore his presentation and his body of work. I want to apologise to him if my actions caused him any harm. I didn’t mean to do him any harm. I just intended to amuse the crowd, but if I went above and beyond, I apologise to him.”
Karan most likely only saw the promo and not the entire programme, according to Kettan. “After seeing the episode, I’d want to see how people and Karan sir respond. I hope not to insult you, sir. Not many artists imitate Karan, sir. A few years back, I used to do it on The Kapil Sharma Show. It was my first time doing it on Madness Machayenge. He answered, “Aside from my apologies, I have nothing else on my mind.
The post by Karan Johar
“I was sitting and watching television with my mum… and saw a promo of a reality comedy show on a supposedly respectable channel… a comic was mimicking me in exceptionally poor taste,” captioned Karan Johar’s Instagram post. I anticipate this from trolls and anonymous individuals, but it says volumes about the times we live in when someone in your own field can treat someone who has over 25 years of experience with disdain. This doesn’t even enrage me; it simply makes me sad.”
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