 shouldn’t I talk about my caste, when we are reminded of it at every instance)” says Rinku Rajguru’s character Asha, a girl trying to bring justice to the oppressed women, at different points in the film. Undoubtedly, these are some heavy-duty dialogues, aimed at moving the viewers to the core, but wouldn’t it be better if we could see what really is it to be a Dalit than the expository dialogues.
There’s a lot of wasted motion when the script introduces a fact-finding commission, headed by retired judge Dangle (Palekar). And, it is when the story careens towards a court trial that it becomes the least engaging. Court proceedings, which glue the viewers to the screens even in badly scripted dramas, are marred by monologues by Palekar here.
Though a torpid screenplay fails the subject of the movie, veteran actor Amol Palekar stays committed to the character of a retired Dalit judge. He brings some profundity to a film that lacks depth. Besides him, Rinku Rajguru, Barun Sobti and Saloni Batra don’t contribute enough and lack the impact. Barun’s mellowed portrayal as a defence lawyer made courtroom scenes look dull. Not that an overdramatised version would have helped, but he could have tried to bring in some realism to his character. Similarly, Rinku, who has delivered a strong performance in Marathi drama Sairat, looks a tad demotivated here for someone who is leading the movement of 200 tormented women. Saloni Batra, after a strong portrayal of a police officer in the Netflix film Soni, holds a blank expression while reporting a cold-blooded murder.
What could have been a gut-wrenching vigilante thriller, ends up being a chaotic yawn-fest.
It so happened that when I was 10 years old, my mother got a job as a lecturer in a govt. college which was very far from where we lived. My father was too a professor in a govt. college.
She, however, chose her job over us.
The fights they had regarding it are still fresh in my mind. I never thought that she would actually leave us and go to pursue her job.  She used to come to visit us only 4 to 5 times a year and during summer vacation. Rest of the months, she used to stay in her college quarters.
As a kid, I had always missed her. My father couldn’t cook so my entire childhood I had eaten dabba food or order it from the restaurant. I often used to bug my father by asking him why she left. Sometimes he remained silent; sometimes he would explain that this was what she wanted.
One day, she visited us and I was so happy to see her. But somehow, my parents got into some arguments and she left again.
My heart broke badly and I started asking God why she never thought about me. She could have easily continued to work where we were and had stayed together. But she chose not to and went away from us. Eventually, I started to dislike her and developed hatred feelings towards her.
As per the family background, I too pursued my studies well and finished my PhD.
I am a professor now and have kids too. After my marriage, my mother started to interfere with my life and would taunt my wife now and then. Once we even had to go live separately to control the matter. Things changed later and so dad called us back. I don’t know why but she keeps complaining about my personal life to other people and makes our life hell as all our neighbours now try to look at us with pity as though we are really unhappy.
She would tell people how bad her daughter-in-law is and how my father is a bad person.
Now I don’t understand why she is even back when I don’t want her anymore. I don’t speak to her much and to keep my family life peaceful, my wife and I are staying separately from my parents.
My father and mother stay together as both got retired this year. The trauma that I have gone through my childhood will never fade, although I am trying my best to forgive her as some of my friends suggested me to. My wife has made my life beautiful and we have a happy family. I wouldn’t want my kids to suffer from the same thing I suffered in my childhood. After reading this, I know some of you are going to judge me but I would request you to imagine what I must have gone through.
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So I've been a Valkyr main ever since the days of when it was on a timer instead of a drain. Even after what they did recently to increase the drain I'm still using her but I'm obviously not always in Hysteria like a use too. However, and I've noticed this back in the day as well, even at 1,330 armor I'm still losing health at an alarming rate even on just level 20-25 missions. But then I switch to Nidus who has less armor and it feels like I can soak up way more damage. I'm not sure if I'm just not understanding how armor works or if this is just something that DE hasn't acknowledged. 

tl;dr Why does Valkyr's armor seem to count for squat?Ok so let's start this out by saying I have not a ton of money to work with, and really want to get my bike up and working with little cost as possible. I have friends that have changed out parts on their bikes and have given me some parts to use on my bike that are almost brand new.
I was given a SRAM X9 3x9 front derailluer and a Shimano SXL FC-M660 10x3 10-speed Crankset for free and I want to use them.
My bike currently has Shimano 8 speed rear derailluer and cassette. I have Shimano shifters also on the bike. They both work great and don't want to have to change those out.
So my question is, can I use the 8 speed rear parts with the 9 speed SRAM front derailluer and 10 speed shimano Crankset? And use the shimano shifters? What would be the major problems?
I would like to just have to buy a chain and use all these parts, and wondering what kind of chain should I use with these three speeds? 8,9 or 10 speed chain?
I know this is dumping a bunch of parts together, but beggers can't be chooser and I would really like to get this to work so I can ride. My crank and front derailluer are junk and need to be replaced.
The main compatibility problems arising between SRAM and Shimano is with the rear derailleurs. The SRAM numbered models (X-7/9/0/X etc) will only work with SRAM rear derailleurs (and v.v). Front derailleurs are compatible (I use SRAM shifters and an XT front derailleur). In terms of the shifters you should be fine.
The only difference I can think of for the front derailleur would be the width of the cage - 8 speed uses a wider chain than 9 speed. I imagine the difference wouldn't be great enough to cause an issue though. In the worst case scenario you might end up with the chain rubbing the front derailleur slightly in the 'extreme' gears (biggest/smallest cog on the cassette).
The crankset again suffers from the width issue. The best thing to do is give it a try.
Yes, you can. Front derailleurs are compatible, and you can use 10-speed oriented crankset with 8- or 9-speed chain.
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