ভূতে ভয় পেলেও, ‘ সেক্সি ভূত’-এর চরিত্রে অভিনয় করতে ভয় পাননি সায়ন্তনী

While the whole world speaks to you about them who made the country proud yesterday, why then don't I have a word for her who dies everyday on the streets?

I am not being too feminist but just wanted to see the other side of the wall. The same old street with dim lights and garbage bins seemed fine for her.

Like everyday she dragged herself through the dirty footpath. That night she must had a dream where mornings are lucent. A shelter, some food and clothes. Paradise exists only in poetries but not in a country where "born to be a dead" sounds more common, where everybody leaves halfway after choosing foetal sex determination and sex selective abortion.

I know a lane where according to them darkness don't let the road have memories and they think she would illude them to sell herself while buying identities from dreams too malefic. But it really is fine because brothel exist in their minds who judged her by measuring the length of her skirt yesterday in a crowded bus.

They often talk about something called 'woman rights' that seemed quite illusory. I can't really catch the constant circumstances but can assure that it's not only the girl who was raped in that empty bus that night but we all have been the victims and still gets raped everyday on the same ground.

So specifically on women's day while the whole world speaks to you about them who made the country proud yesterday, why don't I have a word for her who dies everyday on the street of the same country?