In an era where Bollywood increasingly tackles taboo subjects, ‘Band Baja Betiyaan’ has captured national attention through a single, evocative video featuring Gajraj Rao. The clip, now flooding social feeds, has deeply affected Smriti Irani, leading her to advocate for transformative change in Indian households.
The minister passionately posted the video, decrying the subtle yet damaging expectations placed on girls—from tolerating pain to sacrificing self-respect for appearances. ‘Enough with the compromises,’ she declared, pushing for homes that celebrate daughters’ return with honor, not pity.
Irani stressed that domestic violence and suppression aren’t cultural legacies but modern failures to address. Drawing from her roots as TV’s iconic Tulsi, she implored families to reject harmful normalizations and prioritize safety and pride for women.
Social media buzz around the video reflects broad approval, with users sharing personal stories and lauding the film’s bold narrative. Directed to spotlight societal blind spots, ‘Band Baja Betiyaan’ promises fresh talent and a release that could ignite real-world shifts.
As discussions proliferate, Irani’s call serves as a rallying cry, reminding society that true progress begins within family walls, fostering pride over prejudice.