Madhu Bose: Why Men Are So Quick To Judge Women For Their Career Choices – And Exactly What Made Shri The Right Person For Her DESPITE The Judgement
Netflix recently released a new movie called Aap Jaisa Koi, translated in English as Someone Like You). It’s a Bollywood movie starring R. Madhavan as Shrirenu “Shri” Tripathi and Fatima Sana Shaikh as Madhu Bose. The story followed Shri, a 42 year old single man living in Jamshedpur and working as a professor. On a random casual night in, Deepak introduced Shri to a dating and chat application called Aap Jaisa Koi, where users talk to strangers completely anonymously. While initially showing his hesitation, Shri signed up and started talking to a woman whose voice captivated him. It was later revealed to be Madhu, and Shri, having his old-school mentality on women, judged her for it when they met face-to-face and became a couple. Here, we break down the old-school myth of women and the judgement that comes with their career choices. We explore Ross and Rachel’s relationship on Friends, particularly as to why their relationship should’ve ended following ‘the list’. And we explain why Shri was still the right person for Madhu, whereas Ross wasn’t for Rachel. Let’s discuss…




