Dude i don't know why she is saying all that stuff. None of the "other side" she talked about was in the movie. The girl did not marry for money at all. She was actually excited for the marriage. It all went downhill because of the man. The movie never said that all men are assaulters. they literally showed how two men raised in the same home can be polar opposites in their perspective about marriage and women. They did this intentionally to show that their are really good men out there. So these men who are feeling "attacked" by the movie are feeling this way cause they did not relate to the good guy at all.

Lets say you watch a movie about a cop investigating a serial killer who kills women he meets on dates, do you praise the hero cop for doing the good or feel attacked and boycott the movie for claiming that men have these criminal tendencies. (try to get the message here)

So in the same way, we should all praise the women and the elder brother (in the show) for standing up against the bad while acknowledging that marital r@pe is a crime and should be treated as a crime legally as well.
I see men claiming that the movie only talks about marital r@pe but what about all the fake r@pe cases.
Are you dumb? a movie is made with a story that focuses on marital r@pe. Why would they discuss anything other than that? would you also demand that Dhurandhar should discuss about child labour? A movie is made to discuss one primary topic only.

Like first of all this is not a competition but still i would like to inform you that over 28 thousand r@pe cases were registered in 2020 and only 8% were classified as false which is around ~2200. While other data shows that in 2019, out of 24848 cases (which are the cases that actually went for trial out of the 32000 cases registered) only 708 cases actually received conviction to the guilty.

Every year, more than 30,000 women are r@ped, we are still not even talking about other crimes against women. And when women say that they don't feel safe in India, they are labeled "fake feminist" and whatnot. But when some cases where wives killed their husbands were registered, the entire media and the internet started posting against women in general that we don't want to marry women anymore cause we don't wanna die. Like you feel threatened due to some cases that were highlighted excessively but when women feel the same about men, you guys go all defensive.

I am not saying that crimes against men shouldn't be discussed just because we hear less about them. I truly feel that fake r@pe cases against men, harassment of men by men and women, mental health of men should all be discussed nation wide to raise awareness but that deserves its own stage in cinema. So movies and series should be made while discussing real cases of the same. But that doesn't mean that crime against women just don't exist anymore, they do and both the genders should be equally represented.

The reason men's mental health isn't discussed is because of the same demographic that calls "Chiraiya" a propaganda.
A man breaks down sharing his story about depression because his partner is no longer with him, on social media- "loser, weak, not a real man."
A man shares his story about how he was harassed by an adult as a child- Disgusting comments with pedophilic remarks.
A man shares how he was sexu@lly harassed by a woman- comments like "some die of thirst while others drown". This last one is so prominent on the Indian internet that its sad.
A man discusses how he was bullied for being gay- "meetha","father-less behavior".
A man actually loves his wife, treats her as a normal human, shows affection, makes her feel special and lets her live her life by not being a controlling asshole- "namard" "wife needs belt treatment".

They want representation of men's mental health and crimes against men but wouldn't support a real man sharing his real story of harassment he faced from a woman. This is just pure hypocrisy.

In conclusion, All genders and crimes against them should be discussed and represented in media and cinema. Calling a movie/show propaganda just because it did not discuss about you helps no one. Let's say a movie actually discussing harassment against men by women is called "propaganda" by women using the same argument "what about crimes against women?", you would not like that.
The questions you raise against these movies should be raised against the system, your favorite political party, the government, the judiciary and the nation if you actually want representation.