I’m 45 now but this brings back one time when I was 10. I’d forgoten to bring a notebook to school and my teacher just lost it. She kept hitting me so hard with a wooden ruler, my hands were red and swollen for hours. I remember holding back tears in class because showing pain felt like weakness. Such incidents has stayed with me - the physical hurt, the humiliation, the fear, shame. It’s wild to think how normalised this was, like we just had to take it and move on. Looking back, i now know this kind of punishment messes with a kid’s self-esteem and trust. This isn’t about discipline, it only brings trauma. Schools, colleges, and society as a whole need to do so much more. We need systems in place-real ones, not just empty rules -to make sure kids are protected. Corporal punishment should be actively fought against at every level. Our kids deserve to feel safe, not scared.
This was much needed. Infact when I talk to parents who are complaining about the children hitting them (the parents)... I asked the parents that have you hit them in their childhood, and undoubtedly the answer comes yes. So then I tell the parents, "You only have taught them that if you don't listen to me I will hit you and in the Teenage when the children are trying to convey something to their parents, and now when the parents are not able to understand the children, the start hitting the parents back... Following the same lesson they have learnt in their childhood... If you don't understand, HIT.....
Children thrive on guidance, not fear. It's crucial to establish stronger systems-parenting resources, educational initiatives, and legal protections-to ensure that acts like these are no longer dismissed as mere “discipline.”
I am sorry if some will not agree with this. It’s not right to take anything and hit someone else with it as a form of discipline. This does more damage than good. Instead a more effective form of discipline would be guidance and communication. This is much more effective in controlling the child’s behavior than hitting them. Please don’t be offended by my statement. I’m sharing my opinion. 🙏
Absolutely gut-wrenching but so necessary. Amazing work.
Every parent will dislike this but this is very important 🥺❤️
I’m 45 now but this brings back one time when I was 10. I’d forgoten to bring a notebook to school and my teacher just lost it. She kept hitting me so hard with a wooden ruler, my hands were red and swollen for hours. I remember holding back tears in class because showing pain felt like weakness. Such incidents has stayed with me - the physical hurt, the humiliation, the fear, shame. It’s wild to think how normalised this was, like we just had to take it and move on.
Looking back, i now know this kind of punishment messes with a kid’s self-esteem and trust. This isn’t about discipline, it only brings trauma. Schools, colleges, and society as a whole need to do so much more. We need systems in place-real ones, not just empty rules -to make sure kids are protected. Corporal punishment should be actively fought against at every level. Our kids deserve to feel safe, not scared.
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This film made me cry ngl. It’s so real, love it sm ❤️🩹
This film hit me hard. It’s so personal and yet so universal.
Watching this unlocked so many memories
Good topic, must watch for every Indians schools colleges and teachers 👍
Finally someone talks about this!! 💔
Reminder that we need to do better for the next generation.
Acchhi film hai ❤️
This was much needed. Infact when I talk to parents who are complaining about the children hitting them (the parents)...
I asked the parents that have you hit them in their childhood, and undoubtedly the answer comes yes. So then I tell the parents, "You only have taught them that if you don't listen to me I will hit you and in the Teenage when the children are trying to convey something to their parents, and now when the parents are not able to understand the children, the start hitting the parents back...
Following the same lesson they have learnt in their childhood...
If you don't understand, HIT.....
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👏👏👏 Wow......kudos
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Children thrive on guidance, not fear. It's crucial to establish stronger systems-parenting resources, educational initiatives, and legal protections-to ensure that acts like these are no longer dismissed as mere “discipline.”
Much needed awareness
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\'Boolna asaan hai karna mushkil\'. Its true. I related with that part
I can’t believe I survived this...watching it broke me 🥺
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Kassh mere teacher bhi Rafique sir and Vibha maam jaise hotey.
Omg this hit too close to home 😭😭 can\'t stop thinking abt it fr
I am sorry if some will not agree with this. It’s not right to take anything and hit someone else with it as a form of discipline. This does more damage than good. Instead a more effective form of discipline would be guidance and communication. This is much more effective in controlling the child’s behavior than hitting them. Please don’t be offended by my statement. I’m sharing my opinion. 🙏
Nice video
Feels. More hindi films pls 🙌🏻
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My parents used to say “this is for ur own good”...like what?? 😠
Need of the hour, but the issue is not discussed much. It requires national attention, with representatives openly criticizing it.
Old teachers were famous for their beating style but not for their teaching style. This is so shameful.
A wake-up call
So good you are talking about this
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Kids feel the humiliation because of corporal punishment
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Nice vedio ❤❤❤
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Law is there in school but wat about home?