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    The movie Toilet tells the story of a woman, Jaya, who leaves her husband Keshav on their wedding day after discovering he does not have a toilet in his home. Keshav desperately tries to win Jaya back by standing up to traditions and building a toilet, despite facing opposition from his father and grandmother. The film highlights how outdated cultural practices prevent women from living with dignity and asserts that people should not have to wait for human rights violations like domestic abuse or rape to speak up for change. It promotes the idea that both men and women should respect family values but should also feel empowered to challenge traditions that obstruct a dignified life.

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    The movie Toilet tells the story of a woman, Jaya, who leaves her husband Keshav on their wedding day after discovering he does not have a toilet in his home. Keshav desperately tries to win Jaya back by standing up to traditions and building a toilet, despite facing opposition from his father and grandmother. The film highlights how outdated cultural practices prevent women from living with dignity and asserts that people should not have to wait for human rights violations like domestic abuse or rape to speak up for change. It promotes the idea that both men and women should respect family values but should also feel empowered to challenge traditions that obstruct a dignified life.

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    English Oral Nur Henna (4G)

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    The movie Toilet tells the story of a woman, Jaya, who leaves her husband Keshav on their wedding day after discovering he does not have a toilet in his home. Keshav desperately tries to win Jaya back by standing up to traditions and building a toilet, despite facing opposition from his father and grandmother. The film highlights how outdated cultural practices prevent women from living with dignity and asserts that people should not have to wait for human rights violations like domestic abuse or rape to speak up for change. It promotes the idea that both men and women should respect family values but should also feel empowered to challenge traditions that obstruct a dignified life.

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    ENGLISH ORAL

    MOVIE REVIEW
    MOVIE TITTLE: TOILET
    MOVIE POSTERS :
    STARRING :

    Akshay Kumar ... Keshav


    Bhumi Pednekar ... Jaya
    Pandit Vimalnath
    Sudhir Pandey ...
    Sharma (Bauji)
    Divyendu Sharma ... Naru
    Dinanath Joshi
    Anupam Kher ...
    (Kaka)
    Atul Srivastava ... Jagdish
    Ayesha Raza
    ... Vidya Joshi
    Mishra
    Shubha Khote ... Daadi
    SYNOPSIS :

     A woman leaves her husband on the first day of their


    marriage after discovering that he doesn't have a toilet. He
    desperately sets out on a mission to win back his love by
    standing up to the age-old traditions and values of India.
    MOVIE TRAILER :

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ym4EJQ7XORk
    FAVOURITE SCENE :

     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhvg-y3qsVQ
    LESSON LEARNED :
     Women of this country need to stop condemning women of this country.
    Metaphorically speaking, by being happy and content in your Lota Party,
    you are obstructing the path of others who want a toilet.
     People need to stop waiting for something to happen. Suicide, rape etc.
    must not be the reason every time for you to take a stand. Remember the
    scene where Jaya’s mother says that her husband is neither beating her up
    nor asking for dowry? Hence her refusal to go back to him is insane! No, it
    is not. You do not have to wait for dowry torture or domestic violence to
    take a stand for what you feel. And that is what Jaya did, she did not
    succumb to her mother’s plea.
     In a powerful scene, where Keshav’s Dadi Maa (Grandmother) visits Jaya to
    give her a scolding and Jaya instead lashes out at the Lotaa Party passing
    by, speaks a lot. Jaya says that whenever it comes to women, they are sent
    out. When someone eave teases, we are asked to cover up, when we are
    on our periods, we are asked out of a temple and when have to defecate
    we are sent outside the village! Is this what our culture and traditions are
    about?
     Men must respect family values, so should women but when old traditions
    come in the way of a dignified life, speaking up is not wrong. Keshav
    (beautifully played by Akshay Kumar) loved Jaya but he did not have the
    guts to go against his headstrong father and Grandmother. It took him a lot
    to be able to build a toilet in his house.
    THE END…

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