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    Trisha is being bullied at school and comes home feeling sad each day, but does not tell her mother what is happening. One day, a boy named Bunty shows up and tells Trisha's mother that Trisha is being treated poorly at school and needs her mother's support. Bunty explains to both Trisha and her mother that it is important for children to feel comfortable sharing their problems with parents so that parents can help solve issues. Trisha admits Bunty is right that she should have told her mother about the bullying. Bunty's message is for all parents and children to communicate openly with each other.

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    Trisha is being bullied at school and comes home feeling sad each day, but does not tell her mother what is happening. One day, a boy named Bunty shows up and tells Trisha's mother that Trisha is being treated poorly at school and needs her mother's support. Bunty explains to both Trisha and her mother that it is important for children to feel comfortable sharing their problems with parents so that parents can help solve issues. Trisha admits Bunty is right that she should have told her mother about the bullying. Bunty's message is for all parents and children to communicate openly with each other.

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    Trisha is being bullied at school and comes home feeling sad each day, but does not tell her mother what is happening. One day, a boy named Bunty shows up and tells Trisha's mother that Trisha is being treated poorly at school and needs her mother's support. Bunty explains to both Trisha and her mother that it is important for children to feel comfortable sharing their problems with parents so that parents can help solve issues. Trisha admits Bunty is right that she should have told her mother about the bullying. Bunty's message is for all parents and children to communicate openly with each other.

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    Trisha is being bullied at school and comes home feeling sad each day, but does not tell her mother what is happening. One day, a boy named Bunty shows up and tells Trisha's mother that Trisha is being treated poorly at school and needs her mother's support. Bunty explains to both Trisha and her mother that it is important for children to feel comfortable sharing their problems with parents so that parents can help solve issues. Trisha admits Bunty is right that she should have told her mother about the bullying. Bunty's message is for all parents and children to communicate openly with each other.

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    Communication Gap

    *Trisha is walking through the school corridor. Everyone is laughing as she crosses by, someone
    sticks a paper at her back on which is written 'GADHI'.

    KID 1: Just look at her. Kitni ajeeb lagti hai


    KID 2: Yeah chal bhi kaise ajeeb tarike se rahi hai, She is joker.

    *Everyone continues to laugh at her. She feels uncomfortable.


    Trisha returns home from school

    Mother: Arey! Kya hua beta ? Why are you looking so dull and weak? Din acha nhi gaya kya
    tumhara?
    Trisha: I am fine mom (saying irritatedly) My day was as usual. Now let me come inside.
    Mother: Pata nahi kya ho gaya hai aajkal ke bacho ko.

    *Next scene-
    "Trisha is glued to her phone screen when her mother comes and asks her to sleep.

    Mother: Kab tak is dabbe ke saath jage rahogi. School nahi Jaana kal tumhe?
    Trisha: Fine mom, I will sleep!

    *Trisha tries to sleep but gets flashbacks of her day back at school. (Flashbacks to be shown in
    ppt)

    Trisha: Mujhe nahi jaana school! Mujhe nahi jaana! (Saying in a terrified & anxious manner)
    *Trisha isn't able to fall asleep till late night. She finally falls asleep at 3am.
    6am
    Mother - Kab tak soti rahogi? School nahi Jaana kya aaj Trisha, Utho ab jaldi se.

    *Trisha wakes up grumpily, forcefully.


    She goes to school, the same story repeats. She comes home sad and depressed.

    Mother: Trisha tumhe kya hote ja raha hai? Har Samay ye chehra kyu latka rehta hai. Aajkal ke
    bache kitne energetic hote hai. Khudko dekho
    Trisha: Why do you even care mom? Mai bilkul theek hu, (in an angry tone)

    *(Bunty enters the scene)

    Mother: Arey arey ! Tum kaun ho? Kahan se aaye ho?


    Bunty: (looking at Trisha) Hello Trisha! I am your friend. Mujhe tumhari situation pata hai. Don't
    worry, you have got my back.
    Trisha: But who are you ?
    Bunty: Bas apna dost Samajh lo (Turning to Trisha's mother) Aunty kya aapne ek baar bhi ye
    jaanne ki koshish kari, ki Trisha itni udaas kyun hai, poore din dull kyn rehti hai. She is not
    treated well at school aunty.
    Mother: Ye kya keh raha hai Trisha.
    Bunty: Parents aur unke children ka bond bahut strong hona chahiye. Kids should feel safe to
    share everything with their parents. But apne toh Trisha ko apni situation batane ka mauka hi
    nahi diya.

    *Trisha starts crying.

    Bunty: Kahi na kahi dosh tumhara bhi hai Trisha. You should have told this to your mother. Woh
    tumhe koi acha solution ki to suggest karti. You need to confide in your parents. Wo apne bacho
    ki pareshani nahi samjhenge to aur kaun samjhega.
    Trisha: (crying) You are right.
    Bunty: This is for every parent and every child out there. Feel free to share to your feelings to
    your loved one, for they are the ones who care the most about you.

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