Pink

Two vehicles are running on both sides of Delhi city. Three young men in a car, one of them seriously injured. Wounds on one side of the head with eyes, bleeding. Three young women in another car. Special tension is at work in everyone. A suffocating state!

Then gradually the mystery behind this suffocating state was revealed throughout the film. Falak, Minal and Andrea - three independent working women. The three of them live together in a rented house in the city. The three of them met at a rock concert. When they went for a walk with the youths at a resort in Surajkhand, far from the city, at one stage the youths insisted on having a physical relationship with Rajvir Singh Minal. Despite Minal's disapproval, Rajvir insisted that Minal hit him on the head with a bottle of liquor to resist. Unfortunately, the injury took place on one side of the head and the young man's eye was severely damaged. The film 'Pink' is based on the crisis in the lives of those three women after this incident. The limitations of thought in the patriarchal society and the nature of women in the eyes of men have been revealed here with unparalleled skill without exaggeration of any character. 'Pink' directed by Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury was released on September 17, 2016. Ever since the trailer of the movie was released, it has been especially discussed. At the beginning of the trailer, Amitabh Bachchan is seen in a courtroom asking Tapsi Pannu, "Are you a virgin?" (Have you had sex with anyone before - in this sense). The question of whether women can be asked so openly in public was debated at the time, as well as interest in the film's content. 'Pink' is one of the boldest constructions of women of today. The film is very relevant to contemporary life in its apt presentation of the crises of women's lives at the present time. Rather, the film 'Pink' is based on the story of how the lives of three women in the city became miserable after this incident and the brave story of three women fighting against the current despite being intimidated and humiliated in various ways. This film has given a special dimension to the way in which our society oppresses women and uses degrading methods to humiliate them when it comes to protesting against injustice. But outside of this, whenever a woman protests against injustice, how the whole society moves away from her side and makes her social life miserable, is perfectly portrayed in this film. It is seen that when Rajvir and his friends protested against the multi-dimensional oppression, the three women were forced to remain silent through various forms of intimidation. The landlord of the house they rented was pressured to evict the three of them. Attempts were made to discredit him by spreading bad photos edited in Photoshop on the internet, resulting in Falak losing his job. The director carefully portrays the plight of three socially disadvantaged women in the film. At the present time, when people easily say, "This is how it should be with such girls!", Or try to draw on the example of clothing at the beginning of the analysis of any violent incident. Whether the girl's whole body was covered during the harassment or harassment or the involvement of a woman in any social violence, leaving the perpetrators behind, while her character analysis is at the center of people's interest in society, the film 'Pink' is especially significant for our society today. 'Pink' is the worst social way to lighten the whole situation for the upper class or the ruling class by tagging the woman as 'whore' or 'prostitute', especially when she hears about the violence or oppression of a common woman with the members of the upper class or the ruling family. Hit hard. It has aroused the concern of the viewers by pointing fingers at the inferior and inferior mentality of the society towards women. ‘Pink’ is an outstanding document to present the attitude of the present society towards women. By opening the door to the world of thought, 'Pink' shows the harsh form of society, at the same time, it creates a strong stir in the brain by realizing the weak position of women in society. We still have a long way to go to make society better for women. This society will never be useful to women if we do not refine our thinking enough. The practice of looking at women not as 'women' but as 'human beings' can bring about this desired change in society.