It's neither funny, nor a matter of pride. And treating your sexual partners as a figure to be rounded up reeks of casual sexism. Why do men believe that boasting about their number of sexual partners is a matter of pride? When the question is about the number of women you've slept with (again, why was this even needed in the film is a mystery), why do you need to specify that prostitutes should be kept separate? Are prostitutes not women? Prostitutes deserve the same respect that you'll award any other person who you pay for a job. Sanju: Sanjay Dutt recounts his sexual partners Aur main jaanta hun ki ek Hindustani ladki ki izzat kya hoti hai.' So women who are not Indian, don't deserve respect? Just because you're catering to NRIs does not mean you disrespect an entire gender. However, another part of the scene that riles me up is Raj's dialogue, 'Main ek Hindustani hun. 5.В Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge: Raj pretends to have hooked up with Simran.ДЇor starters, let's just admit that lying about sexual encounters is not funny. Accidentally getting stuck in a train compartment with a girl is NOT an excuse to immediately hit on her by ignoring her personal space, making her visibly uncomfortable, and forcing yourself on her lap - all of which Raj did in the span of 3 minutes.ДЄnd the reason we need to call this behavior out is because, even in 2019, YRF thought lack of consent is funny. In Bollywood's dictionary, romantic comedy equals eve-teasing, and DDLJ is the prime example of that.

Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge: Raj and Simran bumping in the train The women in the film were painted in an extremely shallow manner, which made it appear as if the men were the real victims - but the speech, that judged men and women for being friends, talked about 'shutting women up', mocked all women, among other things, is not exactly hilarious. Pyaar Ka Punchnama: Rajjo's speechДЄh, the viral speech from Pyaar Ka Punchnama, that spouted hundreds of copies, and left men, and a fair share of women (at least at the time), guffawing is actually nothing short of a misogynistic rant.

Perhaps because years later, it's still listed as a 'funny scene'. 3 Idiots: Chatur's speechДo I even need to list out why Chatur's speech, which started and ended with rape jokes and overt sexualization of breasts, was not just unfunny, but also highly problematic? And yet, to date, it's regarded as one of the funniest scenes from a Hindi movie. Let's just pick better examples to show someone's genius? Source: memetemplatehouse 2. But, harassing someone by threatening to pee on their door is not okay, and neither is it okay to electrocute someone in response. Let me start by saying that in a country where ragging is often taken to extremes, the casual depiction of it is something we could do well away with - or at least, that's the kind of thing that should come with a warning. (The list does not include songs and running gags) 1. This is why, we can't help but call out scenes from Bollywood movies that, at one point, perhaps had us laughing out loud but in hindsight, are problematic and need to retire from our movies and our lives: As the world works towards becoming more inclusive, and fair, people are slowly becoming more self-aware and dismantling the problematic behaviors, actions, and words that had been normalized for years.

Pyaar ka punchnama 1 speech