Culture of kissing has been promoted by film industry in India. But they do it among themselves in films and their filmy parties and do not kiss others on roads or in parties. To kiss an unknown lady without her express consent is indecent. This fact should be known to all gentleman. I feel that image of women has got a beating due to indecent remarks and scenes in films and nobody speaks about such derogatory script writing and acts in films in Indian Parliament. Law and people should permit friendship and sex between two consenting adults to do away with the menace of rising cases of molestation and rape.
RE:Kiss culture promoted by films
by gautam rao on Jan 12, 2008 08:25 PM Permalink
Radhey, women too have their responsibilities cut out. They CANNOT wear what they like and behave as they wish. Today, women's rights are becoming absolute and at the cost of men. The media is targetting men unfairly. How can men be bad and women be good? That is what the media and the laws are doing. Women should know what to wear and what not to. Men should respect women. Women do not have the right to talk about such things when they don't do their part of the job. What right does a lady have to arouse men on the streets by wearing sexy clothes? Remember, most women wear sexy cothes just to attract guys. But then, they don't want guys to be after them. They just get that sadistic pleasure.
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by Radhey Agarwal on Jan 12, 2008 08:38 PM Permalink
You are absolutely right and I fully subscribe to your views and feel that we should advocate for some dress code for our girls in schools and colleges.
