Naajayaj uktk;t नाजायज़ illegitimate:
with a Big Bang this word hits at our mind and who else other than #Mahesh
Bhatt, the master crafts man has done it again with his TV serial NaamKaran नामकरण
All his films have done this, they just strike at our conscience. What a nice way he
has done this through this TV serial? Through the eyes of a small girl Avni vouh?
Questions emanating from her eyes are beautifully captured.
The
questions, this small girl asks, every question is big bang on the concept of
norms of “morality” prevalent in our society. rather I should use the word- Indian
society? Giving answers to her questions, the society exposes itself rather answering
her question.
The
actors are normal actors but the treatment, direction, editing, dialogue, use
of sound- use of SILENCE, use of eyes, all such things are justifiably fully utilized,
as he is a master crafts man.
Watching
the TV serial-Naamkaran is just like going through a hypnotism therapy session? Does he knows the witchcraft?? I think he
knows the language of screen/cinema very well.
Why
Avni is an illegitimate child? Why the child has to suffer, for which she is
not responsible?
Who
will answer all her questions; in the Tv serial her grandmother Fatima Bano utilized
her own craft to answer or rather divert energies of child. Because the grand
mother has also suffered some kind of disaster in her past life and she knows
the ground reality. Or I may be wrong?
The
story is a story of every common man in India (I suppose). The word uktk;t
illegitimate is very well known to all Indians.
Whatever language, traditions, religions, culture, sects, caste, faith they
follow but the word remains intact, its meaning doesn’t change? uktk;t
illegitimate. Words may vary but meaning is universal
across boundaries.
Fatima
Bano the grandmother tells Avni that for people it has different meaning but
you are not uktk;t illegitimate
whatever people may say, since you are child of LOVE. Your mother is the true
person who has given you birth. And the tikku who has cared for you and your
mother tirelessly selflessly without any greed is the true man for whom Avni is
a real child. There is no place of this word for these two persons.
Society
needs introspection if they really want to know the meaning of uktk;t
illegitimate. What they are doing on daily basis
whether it is uktk;t illegitimate? Or
not?
What a small child wants? Avni wants a NORMAL family. She wants that her father and mother live together in a house. Father drops child at school, and attends all her school functions as all other fathers do.
She dont know from which family she belongs to?. She dont know or cares what Dayawanti Mehta, mother of her father wants?
Often the male-the father has to take lead and break the silence. But what i have seen is that it is the women in such situations come up as STRONG persons. They bear the brunt. They bear the barbs of society. They rear their child. Father either moves away or die. Asish Mehta in this Tv serial is not courageous enough to bluntly tell his mother. Nor he can leave her mother and immediate family/society.
Let's see how Mahesh Bhatt has treated this story? where his hero-the man or the Child AVNI leads to?
This Tv serial will also highlight the duty of parents. what society can do in such situations?
Mahesh Bhatt has made several films based on inspiration from his own life (as is said). But he is a master film maker. I did not know that he has also produced another TV serial Udaan??? That serials also i liked very much.
Mother
is the utmost truth of this universe. Father is not. Centuries ago tckyk Jabaala
was the true mother who told the truth to her child. And that child became a
rishi? Similarly in the movie SATYAKAAM lR;dke story
was shown about an illegitimate son. Born to the mother played by Sharmila
Tagore and the father was played by Dharmendra.
At
one hand society indulges in such kind of acts and activities but on the other
hand do not face the consequences of its own doing- i.e. a child born out of such
acts of two individuals of society is called as illegitimate?? WHY?
During
post-Independence and rather before also the dancing girls were not accommodated
in the society, as false notion of morality did not allow. But it was a custom
or status symbol to or keep courtesans as patron. There are plenty of stories
in our present day society. In movies also we have seen to save honour of
family often courtesans were asked to help. In many ways they were used, either
to keep mum, not to open their mouth? Not to let out the truth. Or give a child
or a male child to be used as heir apparent. Or sometimes become a bride of house.
A
song “Khilona jaan kar tumto mera dil tod jate ho” in film f[kykSuk Khilona,
where a girl was brought to help a mental patient played by Sanjeev kumar. The
role was beautifully played by Mumtaz ji.
In
one film a dancing girl was invited to become bride of the house, cgw csxe Meena
Kumari ji played the role. The palanquin was brought inside the haveli and
bride entered the haveli to keep the honour of family intact. Ashok Kumar was
the groom.
ikdhtk
Pakeezah was the child of respected honourable person of society?
mejko tku Umrao Jaan, the girl was abducted kidnapped was from a respected family?
vkezikyh Amrapali was also a child born to some couple who belonged to society?
mejko tku Umrao Jaan, the girl was abducted kidnapped was from a respected family?
vkezikyh Amrapali was also a child born to some couple who belonged to society?
God
knows how many kings ascended thrones and were illegitimate child of the kings
or queens. History is to be researched for such cases. Few were called nklhiqrz.
Centuries ago when jabala told her son that she do not know who his father is, the child told to sage Gautama same thing. Pleased at the truthfulness of the child and his mother jabala, he accepted that child as his student. He is know as Satyakam jabala???
Satyakama graduates and becomes a celebrated sage, according to the Hindu tradition, and a Vedic school is named after him, as is the influential ancient text Jabala Upanishad – a treatise on Sannyasa (Hindu monk, monastic life).[5] Upakosala Kamalayana was a student of Satyakama Jabala, whose story is also presented in the Chandogya Upanishad.[6]
(taken form wiki)
Satyakama graduates and becomes a celebrated sage, according to the Hindu tradition, and a Vedic school is named after him, as is the influential ancient text Jabala Upanishad – a treatise on Sannyasa (Hindu monk, monastic life).[5] Upakosala Kamalayana was a student of Satyakama Jabala, whose story is also presented in the Chandogya Upanishad.[6]
(taken form wiki)
After independence many courtesans adopted the families of their patrons and lived their whole life behind curtains. They never came out of the silence. Few families migrated and settled in other cities, where no one bothers about such things, till they entangle into the process of discussing marriage proposals? Since, in few families the kundali and family background is asked before marriages.
When we see such things in context of Indian society then lot of things happening in the society of western countries is all illegitimate. Often i hear the word "Love child". what that means? two persons date for years and children are born out of that relationships but these two people do not marry? it sounds "impossible" immoral in context of our society. Thus the meaning of illegitimate changes over the culture, land etc.
When we see such things in context of Indian society then lot of things happening in the society of western countries is all illegitimate. Often i hear the word "Love child". what that means? two persons date for years and children are born out of that relationships but these two people do not marry? it sounds "impossible" immoral in context of our society. Thus the meaning of illegitimate changes over the culture, land etc.
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