So how ironic then, that, in this unfolding drama, Angelo wishes to take the role of a male hero who swoops in and rescues weak and powerless women who are stuck in their kitchens (or bedrooms) and unable to act on their own.
This issue is not about the right of groups to protest a movie, but rather whether extremist elements within society have the right to muzzle free speech or the right to freely conduct business by attempting to ban such activities. Nor do we need male vigilantes and bigots (like Bernard Colaco) to protect Goan culture and "their women". Marlon ________________________________ From: pinheiro <gift.pinhe...@gmail.com> Response: Selma, lets not colour everything in artist form. Today, Art and literature has become more about money and less of Art and literature. Dum Maro Dum is not a documentary movie which highlights the evils of society rather a commercial film which is made to make money out of social evil. It is important that Goans wake and protest to derogatory remarks as it is related Goan Women. Goa tourism is not all about sun sand and sex. Besides, it is more important we respect our sisters, mothers and daughters. We Men are nothing without women. Stop treating women as slaves at home and outside. Women role goes far beyond KITCHEN and BEDROOM. Regards, Agnelo Pinheiro
