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Don’t know why Jagdambika ji was laughing/giggling or pulling his leg. Ravi Kishen said all the right things. Yes he has acted in some films which may have objectified women but his conduct as an MP and a family man is spotless. ‘Patnivratra’ is not a malaprop. It’s 2026

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Peter Greenaway answers the accusations of his movies being misogynistic- especially 'The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover' (1989): "My films have been accused both of misogyny and of championing the supremacy and confederacy of women. On one hand, women always end up as the dominant force—especially that last line in 'The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover' (1989) when the wife forces her husband to eat the body of her dead lover “Why don’t you eat the cock?,” she says, “It’s a delicacy and you know where it’s been.” It’s seen as the final humiliation of the male. In Drowning by Numbers, which is about impotence, the central man desperately tries to express his sexuality, and he fails. On the other hand, I’m accused of misogyny because I force these women to go through such humiliating experiences—as though the fact that they win is just my cop-out for all the rest. I don’t think I’m a misogynist; I hope I’m not. In 'Cook Thief', the woman begins cowed and bullied, and ends by finding strength— and she is motivated by love. After all, Cook Thief—though this surprises many people—is motivated by love, not hate or misanthropy. She ends up triumphant, though there is an irony to her triumph. She has to use the violence of her husband to turn it on him and win. The twentieth-century male has desperately to reorganize his sexuality in terms of the emancipation of the twentieth-century female. We all know we have a hell of a long way to go. In my films, women make the decisions that make the action. Men may be vile and barbarously destructive or they may make attempts at civilization, but the women make the decisions that count." (Peter Greenaway's interview to Cineaste, 1991)

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