I don’t play with their bodies.” As usual, the actress has no problem that the actor outraged her modesty. Describing his moral values, Dutt states in the movie, “I respect women. JDcqBmfQ6q- Gems of Bollywood October 3, 2020Īs part of the script, the actor justifies his decision to violate her body under the pretext of saving her life. In Badle ki Aag, 1982, since he respects women and had no option, Lakhan had to give Jism ki Garmi to Reena Roy aka Geeta. Sunil Dutt has also saved life using Jism ki Garmi aka Rape therapy. Immediately, the actress regains consciousness. He takes her in his arms and transfers his ‘body heat’. The actor then throws away her blouse and saree while she lay unconscious. Dutt, who plays the character of Lakhan, is portrayed as a simple man who holds women in ‘high respect’. However, nothing seems to get her life out of danger.
The actor makes several desperate attempts, starting from lighting a bonfire to rubbing the actress’ feet. The actress, Reena Roy, has high fever and lies unconscious on the ground. In another film tiled ‘Badle ki Aag’ (1982), actor Sunil Dutt too comes across a similar situation. I would have done the same if I was in your place.” In the end, both of them are seen as happy. Instead of admonishing the actor, Sharmila Tagore says, “There is no price to save a life. On the following day, Kapoor tells the actress that he did not intend to take ‘advantage’ of her through his non-consensual sexual act but instead save her life. The science-defying exercise, however, helps to cure a dying Sharmila Tagore. Shashi Kapoor then proceeds to undress his shirt, slips into her blanket and makes love to transfer his body heat to her. YKvCkngZtV- Gems of Bollywood October 3, 2020 In Aa Gale Lag Jaa, 1973 he had no option but to impregnate Sharmila to save her from Sardi ki maut wali neend. Shashi Kapoor perhaps pioneered the rape-therapy aka Jism ki Garmi to save life. You need to take her in your arms and transfer your body heat to her.” All of a sudden a voice prompts in his mind, which says,”There is one last way that can save her life without medicines. The protagonist is concerned about her health.
He then puts a blanket over and claims that sleeping during a bad cold may induce death. With no option left to treat her illness, Shashi Kapoor strips her naked.
GANGA JAMUNA SARASWATI HINDI SONG MOVIE
In the movie Aa Gale Lag Jaa (1973), Shashi Kapoor is seen trying his best to save the life of the actress Sharmila Tagore.
GANGA JAMUNA SARASWATI HINDI SONG SERIES
Twitter handle ‘Gems of Bollywood’ in a series of tweets pointed out how the A-listers of the Hindi film industry over the years watered down rapes and violating women’s bodies using creative euphemism. Often used as a sensuous term to describe lust or an insatiable urge for a sexual encounter, the Hindi film industry redefined its meaning to normalise heinous crimes such as rapes and disregarding consent. In the 70s through the 90s, Bollywood enthralled the Indian audience with a unique concept – Jism ki garmi (The heat of the body). What has made rapes look so normal? There are several factors behind such a skewed mindset and Bollywood is partly to be blamed for it. We question the rape culture and the politicisation but often shy away from the causes. Whenever a rape case makes national headlines, we are forced to introspect on what bolsters a perpetrator to commit such a crime. From imitating actors and their dress sense to reciting film dialogues, the film fraternity shapes the outlook of the society. The Hindi film industry aka Bollywood has a significant influence on the lives of people in India.
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