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Sembi, not a story


 The society when thirsty for a goodness, get calm down with a diverted drink. Actually they are not, rather they are temporarily getting satisfied by a false speech, wrong investigation report, fake news hypes, political statements, authorities fake promises.


When the victim is weaponised for political profit,yes actually the society rapes the victim,then the media, and ofcourse the system. Do we can stop crimes, may be not,but we can ASK questions, we can SUPPORT the needy, we can ERADICATE the culprit, yes we the people when think and act on time justice won't be denied or delayed. The major issue is the "other" won't care if the "other" gets hurt. 


LGBTQ etc even talks only the desire and pleasure of changing or identifying the identity. Even no one talks that much like LGBTQ for a rape free society or to punish a criminal or for the social justice of entire society.

So problems lies within us,the priority, the importance, need of the time.


Yes,the movie Sembi (Tamil), is not just a story when every minute a rape occurs and media still running behind non existent punch fakes, but the truth how WE deal with problems. We won't consider what happens to the other, but the widening between the social harmonic elements are increased. The cohesion of being a society is the understanding of diverse society.


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