Toxic masculinity and stalking - a Bollywood 'Sangam' by Raj Kapoor

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Movie Police by The Indian Express

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14 episodes

5 months ago

The Indian Express brings you a new weekly podcast about movies and shows where our hosts Rohan Naahar and Sampada Sharma from the Indian Express’ entertainment desk unpack the bizarre web shows, old Hindi films that haven't aged well, and the terrible truths of blockbusters that earned crores.
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Toxic masculinity and stalking - a Bollywood 'Sangam' by Raj Kapoor

Movie Police by The Indian Express

25 minutes

3 years ago

Toxic masculinity and stalking - a Bollywood 'Sangam' by Raj Kapoor

In this episode of Movie Police, our host Sampada Sharma tells Rohan Naahar about her weekend watch, Raj Kapoor's 1964 film "Sangam". They discuss how the movie has glorified stalking, manipulation, and toxicity, all in the name of love and how this trend of victimizing stalkers and problematic characters as 'poor romantic heroes' trope is still used by Bollywood in 2022.