Kaisi Yeh Yaariyan 24th March 2015 Written Update
Kaisi Yeh Yaariyan 24th March 2015 Written Episode
In the morning Pandit ji comes to ask Nandini and Dhruv if they should start it. He notices a cupboard and asks what is the use of it, he opens it but it is stuck. He tells them that they will do a voice elongation exercise and asks the peon to come in. Cabir had bribed the peon outside. He brings in two water buckets. Pandit ji asks them to put their heads inside the bucket and stop their breathes, he has to check their lung capacity.
Nandini touches the water, it is boiling hot. Pandit ji asks him to replace it, outside Cabir changed the buckets to ice cold water. Pandit ji asks the peon what he told him, the peon says he had asked to bring water. He sends Dhruv out to begin. Pandit ji asks Nandini about her finger and asks her to start with this water. She says it is cold, but he says cold water makes the voice shriek. He tells Nandini that he has a lot of plans for her, he wants to perform with him in Royal hall of London. Nandini jerks at the cold water, he sits besides asking her to stay for some time more. Nandini dips her face, Pandit ji holds her hair. She was panting when she comes out, Pandit ji goes to get tissue but Manik holds her into the cupboard asking what was he doing. Pandit ji calls her, suspecting, he goes towards the cupboard but it doesn’t open as usual. Pandit ji goes out to look for her. Manik rubs his hands and warms Nandini’s face. After a while, she holds his hands and tells him she is ok now.
Cabir watches Mukti running upstairs, so does Dhruv who was carrying buckets. He thinks now Dhruv would go behind her but he doesn’t. Cabir shouts Mukti’s name and says he will be here. Dhruv also runs behind them.
Nandini comes out of cupboard and asks what he is doing here. He says yesterday night, when she tear-eyed told her about so he thought about coming here. She asks how can he do so. He asks how can she ask such stupid question. He says he came to keep an eye on Pandit and did you notice what he do. He says he was holding her hair dipping her face in water, she says it would have got wet. He says she could tie them. He says he is sure this finger was also injured by that Pandit as well. Her phone rings, it was Pandit ji. She peeks from the door, he was approaching. She asks Manik to go from here, Pandit ji is coming. Manik gets a chair and asks her to let him come; as if he cares. She gets Pandit ji’s call again. She drops the phone on the mattress, and hides behind the door as Pandit ji opens the door. He comes to look into the open cupboard when they both run out.
Mukti and Aaliya meet Rocky with his friends. Aaliya tells them to get lost, didn’t they understand messing with Fab5 isnt good for their health. Rocky says he has come with a surprise with Mukti. The media comes there, questioning her about what she was doing in bar and what was she wearing. Navya comes there and calls the security. The security personnel come there, but behind appears a man smiling. Rocky says he is his elder brother, the media introduces him as Sooraj Talwalay. Sooraj says she doesn’t know him, but he knows how he has to come girls like her within limits.
Cabir comes out shouting and poses to be fighting, Dhruv comes behind and hears Mukti there. He moves towards them. Sooraj points at his men to hold Aaliya and Navya back, and brings out a large shawl. Mukti resists but Sooraj, in front of media, ties her hand with it.
Cabir goes down to see where has Dhruv been. Nandini was worried what would give Pandit an excuse. Manik watches Sooraj draping Mukti in a saree and put a tikka on her forehear. Mukti cried badly. The boys come there, Cabir frees Aaliya. Manic sets the camera on an off. Dhruv leaves from behind. The media manipulates Manik’s anger, Manik breaks the neck of the reporter, then looks at Nandini and stops with a thought. Sooraj tells Manik not to be a goon, Manik says everyone knows about a goon. Sooraj says he doesn’t know who is he, Manik says he doesn’t know who is he; he must go and ask his seniors. He shouts at them all to leave. They all go away. Mukti was crying, in shock.
PRECAP: Manik says that he will have to get into Mukti’s feet and ask forgiveness. He know where his funding for this long speeches come from, they have such third class mentality. Nandini says like he said they also have to fight this mentality, they must bring this case to front.
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mananforlife
March 25, 03:47In 2012 an Indian student was violently raped on a moving bus in Delhi and died of horrific internal injuries. Leslee Udwin spoke to one of the rapists on death row while spending two years making a film about the case. She came away shocked by India’s treatment of women – but inspired by those seeking change.
The horrifying details of the rape had led me to expect deranged monsters. Psychopaths. The truth was far more chilling. These were ordinary, apparently normal and certainly unremarkable men.
On 16 December 2012, the 23-year-old woman had been to see a film, the Life of Pi, with a male friend. At 8.30pm they boarded an off-duty bus, with six men on board, five adults and a juvenile. The men beat the friend and each raped the woman in turn, before assaulting her viciously with an iron instrument.
Mukesh Singh, the driver of the bus, described to me every detail of what happened during and after the incident. While prosecutors say the men took turns to drive the bus, and all took part in the rape, Singh says he stayed at the wheel throughout.
Along with three of the other attackers, Singh is now appealing against his death sentence. In 16 hours of interviews, Singh showed no remorse and kept expressing bewilderment that such a fuss was being made about this rape, when everyone was at it.
“A decent girl won’t roam around at nine o’clock at night. A girl is far more responsible for rape than a boy,” he said.
Mukesh Singh
Mukesh Singh is one of five convicted of the crime – his brother Ram died in prison before the trial
“Housework and housekeeping is for girls, not roaming in discos and bars at night doing wrong things, wearing wrong clothes. About 20% of girls are good.”
People “had a right to teach them a lesson” he suggested – and he said the woman should have put up with it.
“When being raped, she shouldn’t fight back. She should just be silent and allow the rape. Then they’d have dropped her off after ‘doing her’, and only hit the boy,” he said.
Chillingly, he went on: “The death penalty will make things even more dangerous for girls. Now when they rape, they won’t leave the girl like we did. They will kill her. Before, they would rape and say, ‘Leave her, she won’t tell anyone.’ Now when they rape, especially the criminal types, they will just kill the girl. Death.”
I had the long and shocking list of injuries the young woman had sustained, read out to him. I tried, really hard, to search for a glimmer of regret. There was none.
It would be easier to process this heinous crime if the perpetrators were monsters, and just the rotten apples in the barrel, aberrant in nature. Perhaps then, those of us who believe that capital punishment serves a purpose, and I am not among them, could wring their hands in relief when they hang.
For me the truth couldn’t be further from this – and perhaps their hanging will even mask the real problem, which is that these men are not the disease, they are the symptoms.
My encounter with Singh and four other rapists left me feeling like my soul had been dipped in tar, and there were no cleaning agents in the world that could remove the indelible stain.
One of the men I interviewed, Gaurav, had raped a five-year-old girl. I spent three hours filming his interview as he recounted in explicit detail how he had muffled her screams with his big hand.
He was sitting throughout the interview and had a half-smile playing on his lips throughout – his nervousness in the presence of a camera, perhaps. At one point I asked him to tell me how tall she was. He stood up, and with his eerie half-smile indicated a height around his knees.
When I asked him how he could cross the line from imagining what he wanted to do, to actually doing it – given her height, her eyes, her screams – he looked at me as though I was crazy for even asking the question and said: “She was beggar girl. Her life was of no value.”
A sign reading “Enough is enough, no more violence”
These offences against women and girls are a part of the story, but the full story starts with a girl not being as welcome as a boy, from birth. When sweets are distributed at the birth of a boy, not of a girl. When the boy child is nourished more than the girl, when a girl’s movements are restricted and her freedoms and choices are curtailed, when she is sent as a domestic slave to her husband’s home… If a girl is accorded no value, if a girl is worth less than a boy, then it stands to reason there will be men who believe they can do what they like with them.
In our culture, there is no place for a woman
The advoctae
ML Sharma, Lawyer
I spoke to two lawyers who had defended the murderers of the 23-year-old student at their trial, and what they said was extremely revealing.
“In our society, we never allow our girls to come out from the house after 6:30 or 7:30 or 8:30 in the evening with any unknown person,” said one of the lawyers, ML Sharma.
“You are talking about man and woman as friends. Sorry, that doesn’t have any place in our society. We have the best culture. In our culture, there is no place for a woman.”
The other lawyer, AP Singh, had said in a previous televised interview: “If my daughter or sister engaged in pre-marital activities and disgraced herself and allowed herself to lose face and character by doing such things, I would most certainly take this sort of sister or daughter to my farmhouse, and in front of my entire family, I would put petrol on her and set her alight.”
He did not disown that comment when I put it to him. “This is my stand,” he said. “I still today stand on that reply.”
Gender-inequality is the primary tumour and rape, trafficking, child marriage, female foeticide, honour killings and so on, are the metastases. And in India the problem is not lack of laws – after all, India is a democracy and a civilised, rapidly developing country. The problem is implementation of them.
Article 14 of the Indian Constitution confers absolute equal rights on women. The giving of dowry is a legal offence, but many families maintain the custom nonetheless. Until and unless the mindset changes, the cancer will thrive and continue to spread.
But what compelled me to leave my family and go to Delhi to make this film was not the rape itself, nor the horror of it. It was what followed.
Starting on the day after the rape, and for over a month, ordinary men and women came out on to the streets of India’s cities in unprecedented numbers to protest. They braved a freezing December and a ferocious government crackdown of water cannons, baton charges, and teargas shells. Their courage and determination to be heard was extraordinarily inspiring.
Sign saying “This is not Hindustan this is Rapistan”
There was something momentous about their presence and perseverance – reminiscent to me of the crowds that had thronged Tahrir Square in Cairo – a gathering of civil society that demanded a conversation that was long overdue.
It occurred to me that, for all its appalling record of violence against women and relentless rapes, here was India leading the world by example. I couldn’t recall another country, in my lifetime, standing up with such tenacity for women, for me. And I knew at once that I simply had to use whatever talents and skills I had, to amplify their cries of “enough is enough!” which were reverberating across the whole world.
As is often the case with extremely challenging endeavours where the human stakes are high, the main struggle for me was the emotional and psychological toll the work imposed.
When you look into the blackest recesses of the human heart, you cannot but be depressed and deeply disappointed. I woke one morning on the shoot, wet from head to toe, bathed in sweat and fear and my heart knocking against my ribcage. This was a panic attack. I phoned home thinking my husband would answer, but my 13-year-old daughter, Maya, did.
She immediately sensed I was in trouble. And when I told her, in tears, that I was coming home because this was too big for me, the mountain was just too high to scale, she said: “Mummy, you can’t come home because I and my generation of girls is relying on you.”
What carried me through, apart from Maya, was what had inspired me in the first place: the new-thinkers, especially among the youth, in India who want change and are clamouring for it. And I am absolutely optimistic that we are now on the cusp of change.
mananforlife
March 25, 03:47Here it is girls
praise
March 25, 03:51thnx maji…
mananforlife
March 25, 03:53Read it 😀
priyu
March 25, 03:47I always support ky2. It has raised many Youth problems.
sannnuu
March 25, 03:48And always give us a message
praise
March 25, 03:48yes dey raised many youth prblms….
priyu
March 25, 03:44the Root cause IsGENDER INEQUALITY. if I am not wrong
sannnuu
March 25, 03:46Yes u r right
mananforlife
March 25, 03:48Absolutely
praise
March 25, 03:43dey r critisizing our dressing so no 1 cn cretisize dem….
mananforlife
March 25, 03:42Aur jaha sawaal mukti and her numerous boyfriends 😉
I agree she does that
And its bad 😉
It doesn’t mean u should stop supporting ky2
To give out a important social message 😉
And tab toh tum logone kuch nahi bhola 😐
Aur ab wen u have to support them 😐
U are raising out this silly question 😉
mananforlife
March 25, 03:39But its not just the dress guys 😉
Even a girl in abhaaya 😉
Gets raped 🙁
She covers herself from top to bottom then
How can she be raped ???
mananforlife
March 25, 03:40I want to know the reaon why thy rape these women who wear abaaya 😉
praise
March 25, 03:42maji its nt abt our dressing bt its abt der thinking….n kyy is trying 2 change thinking only….
priyu
March 25, 03:38In kyy mukti character is really strong in the beginning but now i feel like she is helpless they should show mukti as a strong girl
mananforlife
March 25, 03:37Though I don’t wear shorts 😉
But I understand 😉
Bdw did u ppl hera the interview of the rapist
And the advocate 😐
praise
March 25, 03:40no…
priyu
March 25, 03:41The rape is happening not only to the girls but also for women who crossed 60+, what about this fact the 60+ or a small child is not wearing any shorts!!!?
mananforlife
March 25, 03:43Praise i will say wat all those filthy creatures said 😐
praise
March 25, 03:37our clothings cant judge us…
priyu
March 25, 03:35sbs segment i am surely gone to miss
priyu
March 25, 03:34The problem is really on the mindset of people if a girl wearig a short dress they think she is very bold.
Aradhy
March 25, 03:33GOOD NEWS FRIEND’S MANAN. findings their fan no.1 on SBS today on ABP NEWS 2.30 PM
praise
March 25, 03:38thnx aradhy fr info…
priyu
March 25, 03:31if nandu wearing a short dress on friday ia s brilliant idea
mananforlife
March 25, 03:31Our wearing short dresses are not the problem 😉
Their shot minds are the biggest problem 😉
sannnuu
March 25, 03:33So true..
praise
March 25, 03:34der thinking is narrow…dey should change der thinking….nt we should change our dressing style….
mananforlife
March 25, 03:30Sunny leone is a pornstar 😉
It is her wish to do her work 😉
Its not good criticizing her work 😉
I noe its not a decent work 😉
But if she is happy to do it then
Y do u care 😉
And tell me one thing
Dont u see her song videos 😉
Maybe u may not 😉
But for me sunny being in that episode is a
Fantastic idea 😉
Though people watch her films
The criticize her
Thoughe ppl see her in short dresses
They criticize short dress 😉
It my opinion 😉
And please do think abt it
priyu
March 25, 03:27older cmts are nice to read
sannnuu
March 25, 03:30Hmm I know it is fun to read
mananforlife
March 25, 03:26Guys guys guys …………
Instead of supporting ky2 in giving out this social mssg 😉
U are discouraging them by saying these things 😉
Toh i have a smalll doubt 😉
Dont plsss feel bad 😀
If one among us wears a short dress 😉
And u have a boyfriend 😉
Boyfriend like rocky 😉
As for boyfriend we trust them 😉
I noe multi’s situation was different 😉
But still 😉
U spent a night with him 😉
A cozy night we can say 😉
Next day u will come to noe he used you 😉
And now u are a laughing stock infront of his ppl 😉
U are getting rand mssgs frm different boys 😉
Then u are blamed for wearing shorts 😉
Duhh its 21st century 😉
Wat will be ur reaction 😉
Will u stay quiet 😉
U raise ur voice 😉
praise
March 25, 03:28raise voice…
sannnuu
March 25, 03:29I would fr sure raise my voice
We all should support kyy bcoz dey a giving us a msg to respect women n don’t to treat dem on basis of their attire
priyu
March 25, 03:30girls should not be blamed for wearing the shorts.everyone one has their own choice to wear what they want
mananforlife
March 25, 03:30This is waat ky2 is trying to tell us 😉
sannnuu
March 25, 03:32N we should support dem
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sannnuu
March 25, 03:26hey I m bck
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March 25, 03:30wlcm bck…
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