9 Indian Films that question gender stereotypes
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9 Indian Films that question gender stereotypes

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Lipstick Under My Burkha": Boldly exploring female desires, this film challenges societal norms, revealing women's hidden aspirations.
Lipstick Under My Burkha": Boldly exploring female desires, this film challenges societal norms, revealing women's hidden aspirations.
Queen": A woman's solo journey challenges conventions, "Queen" portrays self-discovery and independence defying societal expectations.
Queen": A woman's solo journey challenges conventions, "Queen" portrays self-discovery and independence defying societal expectations.
Parched": Unveiling rural women's struggles, it confronts patriarchy, promoting empowerment and friendship against societal norms.
Parched": Unveiling rural women's struggles, it confronts patriarchy, promoting empowerment and friendship against societal norms.
Kahaani": A pregnant woman unravels mysteries, defying gender expectations, and proving strength in a male-dominated society.
Kahaani": A pregnant woman unravels mysteries, defying gender expectations, and proving strength in a male-dominated society.
Pink": Confronting consent and victim-blaming, "Pink" advocates respect, questioning gender biases in legal and social contexts.
Pink": Confronting consent and victim-blaming, "Pink" advocates respect, questioning gender biases in legal and social contexts.
Nil Battey Sannata": A mother's pursuit of education for her daughter defies class barriers and traditional roles, highlighting empowerment.
Nil Battey Sannata": A mother's pursuit of education for her daughter defies class barriers and traditional roles, highlighting empowerment.
Dum Laga Ke Haisha": Challenging body image norms, it portrays an unconventional love story that grows beyond societal expectations.
Dum Laga Ke Haisha": Challenging body image norms, it portrays an unconventional love story that grows beyond societal expectations.
Ki and Ka": Flipping gender roles, it explores a man's choice to be a homemaker and a woman's career ambitions.
Ki and Ka": Flipping gender roles, it explores a man's choice to be a homemaker and a woman's career ambitions.
Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan": Addressing same-sex love, it humorously critiques homophobia, sparking conversations on sexual orientation and acceptance.
Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan": Addressing same-sex love, it humorously critiques homophobia, sparking conversations on sexual orientation and acceptance.

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