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Satyamev Jayate 3, Episode 6: Amitabh Bachchan, Deepika Padukone, Kangana Ranut, Parineeti Chopra redefine the qualities of an ideal man


Satyamev Jayate 3 ended yesterday. Through all the episodes of the current season, the show managed to bring to fore the most thought-provoking and socially relevant issues. 

3 hours ago
All six topics of trended at no.1 position worldwide.

For the finale episode, Aamir Khan brought up a really very important issue pertaining to the idea of #ARealMan in India. The host also mentioned that his team has been told that they always talk about women and their issues on this show and totally side line problems of men. So on public demand, Satyamev Jayate Season 3’s last episode was dedicated to Indian men.

Our so called patriarchal society has been following certain baseless ideologies that gives man the strange right to demonstrate their power on women. The strange concept of ‘boys don’t cry’ emerged from our country. All boys are brought up with ideals of being stronger than others, one of the major reasons why crimes are on a rise in India. Be it rapes, domestic violence, ragging or any other crimes, men are always the main culprit in such issues.

The video is now available on the Mauritian Territory:


Tweets soon flooded Cyber Space last night and is still currently trending under the HashTag #ARealMan.


Have a look:

 43 minutes ago
I have never seen my dad ill treat my mom. He helps her in every household work. He is a .

 1 hour agoWashington, DC
respects women and will stand beside them when their rights are under attack.

 1 hour agoWashington, DC
understands that enthusiastic consent is most important: that "no" means no, but a lack of "yes" also means no.

 2 hours ago
is a Father and Brother too. Please make them clean, cook too. Not just Husband.

 2 hours ago
doesn't demand Dowry. doesn't file false Dowry case and extort man and his family.

 3 hours ago
is one who understands that he is a human being first and man later. What a show today! Touched.

 3 hours ago
: why to blame Bollywood or movies only? Advertising agencies and companies selling products by cheap ways are equally liable.

 3 hours ago
" is created by responsible society, family and friends."
 3 hours ago
RT": "It's said that behind every successful man there is a woman. But, there's behind a woman's success."
 3 hours ago
is not who absorbs his pain; its one who wont give or let others give pain; shares and helps someone in pain

 4 minutes ago
there is just one thing a should do better than a girl is to love and respect her more than she does to her self

Some even found new perspectives:

 30 minutes ago
Today's show made me coke down from The "Man"ic Attitude Changed Me a Bit Today


On being asked for tips that he would like to share with young parents, Amitabh Bachchan said, “I have never hit my children. I haven’t shown any discrimination in the upbringing I have given to my son and daughter.

Parineeti Chopra has a reason why she doesn’t want her husband to be like her father. The actress doesn’t want her Mr Right to have issues in entering the kitchen area and crying to vent out emotions.


CHALLENGING STEREOTYPES - BEACON OF HOPE

There are some men and families who have challenged prevailing notions of masculinity and have found peace and acceptance. Atul Agnihotri is one such man who gave up his career to be a house husband.

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