For a long time now, bollywood and the storybooks have been raking mullahs through selling the idea of a fairy-tale. Something that’s so deeply rooted and then marketed in and around women that many have started believing that a fairy-tale is the ultimate destination for a woman in our country and every woman wishes for it. But then you know this thing about stories – that they’re always subjective. The perfect version of a fairytale differs from person to person. And, the truth is – there’s no fairytale, whatsoever. For women in India, unfortunately – the process involves continuous tests and proving their mettle, something that makes women possess a qualitative advantage over men owing to the perfection of skill-sets as they pass the tests of time but has the journey been smooth enough? No.
