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Kaahe Jeeney Na De

  • Animation
  • Social Issue
  • Illustration
  • Sexual violence against women
  • Music Video
ANUBHUTHI ROSE ANTONY
Mr. Ajay Tiwari
“Kaahe Jeeney Na De” is a poignant animated music video from the film Chaar Yaar, posing a vital question: "Why won’t you let me live?" It challenges a society that strips women of individuality, reducing them to mere roles while enabling a culture of fear and control. The narrative stems from a female student’s suicide, which forces her four male friends to confront the hidden trauma she endured and their own complicity in a system that protects perpetrators. The video illustrates that such violence is never isolated; one woman’s tragedy reflects a global struggle across cultures and generations. By shifting the focus from the victim to the toxic structures, including families that raise entitled sons and friends who ignore "harmless" behaviour, it demands accountability. Ultimately, the film serves as a call for reflection, urging society to dismantle the silence and systemic negligence that allow such suffering to persist.
ANUBHUTHI  ROSE  ANTONY
ANUBHUTHI  ROSE  ANTONY
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ANUBHUTHI ROSE ANTONY
M.Des.
Mr. Ajay Tiwari
Kaahe Jeeney Na De
“Kaahe Jeeney Na De” is a poignant animated music video from the film Chaar Yaar, posing a vital question: "Why won’t you let me live?" It challenges a society that strips women of individuality, reducing them to mere roles while enabling a culture of fear and control. The narrative stems from a female student’s suicide, which forces her four male friends to confront the hidden trauma she endured and their own complicity in a system that protects perpetrators. The video illustrates that such violence is never isolated; one woman’s tragedy reflects a global struggle across cultures and generations. By shifting the focus from the victim to the toxic structures, including families that raise entitled sons and friends who ignore "harmless" behaviour, it demands accountability. Ultimately, the film serves as a call for reflection, urging society to dismantle the silence and systemic negligence that allow such suffering to persist.
ANUBHUTHI  ROSE  ANTONY
ANUBHUTHI  ROSE  ANTONY