Kirthi Jayakumar

OTT recently threw up two surprisingly sensitive, sincere depictions of mental health. Unexpected in a country that does not know what to do with those suffering from mental illness. The first one was Kapil Sharma’s I’m Not Done Yet, a one-man standup show. I watched it with some trepidation, because a cis man’s idea of humour has always been to mock those less powerful than him. But it’s nice to see that Kapil Sharma has taken his lessons from Hannah Gatsby’s Nanette.

December 28, 2021 Arya is a sadist, self-centered, and insecure fiction writer. Shruti is a highly-driven, serious woman who knows what she wants. Will their marriage work out? The title of the show Decoupled gives you a big clue. Arya is a sadist, self-centered, and insecure fiction writer. Shruti is a highly-driven, serious woman who knows what she wants. Will their marriage work out? The title of the show Decoupled gives you a big clue. There is nothing extraordinary about this series.

These are some of the comments (and my responses to them) that I have received from the men in my life when I have spoken about sexual harassment. If you haven’t made these comments, well, it is not a commendable act to be appreciated. It is how human beings are supposed to behave. If you have responded similarly, stop it. The masculine urge to say…‘Not all men’! Let’s begin with the classic response. The masculine urge to say “Not all men”-When a woman speaks up against abuse.