Hindu teachings believe that toilets are unclean, and there must never be a toilet at home. On the contrary, outside the fields, the vast world is very clean. According to Hindu logic, it is because they love to be too clean, so they cannot accept having a toilet at home.
The marital crisis triggered by the toilet is an absurd subject in our opinion. The movie
was praised by the media as a drama that changed the fate of 600 million Indian women. The movie "Toilet Hero" is adapted from real people. In 2012, Indian bride Anita Nari could not bear the torture of outdoor toileting. She ran away from her husband's house on the fourth day after marriage, claiming that she would not go home without a separate toilet. After hearing the news, a charity built a toilet for her. After the toilet was completed and put into use, she returned home. The prototype of the
movie seems absurd to us, but it has become a feat that can be called a "hero" in "Toilet Hero" adapted from real events. Jaya found a serious problem the day after the wedding. Keshav’s family has religious beliefs and there is no toilet at all, so they can’t lead a normal life. The local women set up the Urinal Women’s Association. It is convenient to go to the fields one or two hours before dawn every day. The hostess cannot bear such a lifestyle. Asking for a divorce, the movie revolves around the toilet.
It is not difficult to build a toilet. The difficulty is that the traditional culture that is rotten and backward is like a copper wall and an iron wall, which cannot be broken. This is a social problem. The
movie is not only about toilets, but also about cultural changes and thought changes. Jaya, who grew up in an open-minded family, couldn't accept the convenience of being in the wild like an animal, so she asked Keshav to leave without solving the toilet problem. Her husband Keshav racked his brains and came up with many expedients, rubbing other people’s toilets, rubbing train toilets, and even rushing to steal public toilets. But once, when going to the train to go to the toilet, someone blocked the toilet door. , The hostess could not get out inside, so the train started.
breaks through the traditional shackles and builds a toilet for the beloved. In the
movie, the biggest die-hard who opposes building a toilet at home is the hero's father, which puts the hero into a dilemma of being the father and the wife. With the help of my younger brother, various measures were taken and all ended in failure. At the end of the
movie, the male and female owners promote the reform of the Indian toilet at the cost of divorce. The heroine has her own independent thinking, has the courage to speak up, and dare to resist an unreasonable system. The male protagonist does not hesitate to be hostile to his father and even the traditional concept of the whole society. Under the oath of "I decide to resist the world for you", he overcomes all difficulties to find the government to build a toilet in the village. The female protagonist is for her own legal rights. The women were encouraged to march and strongly demanded to repair toilets. In the end, the government agreed to build toilets. People's traditional ideas were changed, and the male and female leaders lived a happy life.
