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5 Bollywood Films That Explore Male Insecurities

5 Bollywood Films That Explore Male Insecurities

Male Insecurities: Bollywood has frequently celebrated the image of a colossal man, elegant, strong, and confident. An almost untouched subject lies outside this view of masculinity: male insecurity. Jealousy and inadequacy, fear of rejection, and many more of man’s fears have been shown over and over again through many films. Here are five movies that illuminate the rarely spoken of subject; Male Insecurities.


 

Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi- The Fear of Not Being “Good Enough”

In this classic starring Shah Rukh Khan, Surinder Sahni is a simple man who subsists in the shadows of his own ordinariness.Wearing the shimmering flamboyant “Raj” garment is not simply for vanity but rather insecurity: a profound insecurity that his “real” self is not worthy of his wife’s love. The film shows how, in many circumstances, men protect their authenticity in order to be more desirable.


 

Omkara-Jealousy and Possession

Through Omkara, Vishal Bharadwaj’s film-adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello, we view the more sinister elements of masculinity. The character of Omkara, portrayed by Ajay Devgn, is characterized by jealousy, and he constantly has doubts regarding his partner’s faithfulness while suffering an inferiority complex.

 

Main, Meri Patni Aur Woh- Height and Self-Worth

Rajpal Yadav’s underplaying is that of a man who during his short height feels insecure in contrast to that of his beautiful wife. It is a film that is humorous yet brings tears, showing how societal beauty standards are as much a bruise to male confidence as they are to female.

 

Kabir Singh- Fragility Behind the Rage

Often misjudged as a tale of passion, Kabir Singh is a stark depiction of emotional fragility. The character channels his inability to deal with rejection-the worst form of insecurity-into rage, addiction, and obsession.

 

Bala- Balding and Body Image

Ayushmann Khurrana’s Bala gives the rare discussion of the male body image much-needed normalization. One can see his plight over tragic premature balding, as men weigh looks and physique with self-esteem. The film wraps up with an acceptance-a message that many ought to hear.

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