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一 | 今年第13号台风“白海豚”正快速逼近我省。 Bollywood often gives us entertainment, music, dance, and romance. Sometimes, it provides much more, films that challenge outdated beliefs and encourage society to think differently. Over the years, many filmmakers have bravely confronted stereotypes that were accepted for decades, whether about gender roles, body image, disability, caste, or the LGBTQ+ community. These movies opened up new discussions in homes, schools, and online platforms. They changed how people viewed sensitive topics and encouraged audiences to approach the world with more empathy and understanding. Here are 10 Bollywood films that boldly questioned old mindsets and inspired meaningful change. In This Article Taare Zameen Par (2007)Chak De! India (2007)My Name Is Khan (2010)English Vinglish (2012) Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015)Pink (2016)Dangal (2016)Padman (2018)Article 15 (2019)Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan (2020)Taare Zameen Par (2007) Breaking the stereotype around learning disabilities, Aamir Khan’s Taare Zameen Par skillfully changed how people understand children with learning challenges like dyslexia. The film follows Ishaan, a young boy who struggles at school because no one understands his condition. Instead of calling him lazy or slow, the film reveals that every child has a unique way of learning. It encouraged parents and teachers to be more patient, supportive, and emotionally aware. For the first time, mainstream Indian cinema highlighted the importance of mental and emotional health for children. Chak De! India (2007) This film challenges gender bias in sports and religious prejudice. Chak De! India shattered many stereotypes at once: the idea that women’s sports are less important, that female athletes don’t deserve equal respect, and that religion defines loyalty. Shah Rukh Khan plays coach Kabir Khan, who trains the Indian women’s hockey team against all odds. The film showcases strong female characters fighting against bias and confirms that determination and teamwork matter more than gender or background. My Name Is Khan (2010) This film Challenges Islamophobia and identity prejudice. My Name Is Khan delivered a strong message in one line: “My name is Khan, and I am not a terrorist.” The film challenged harmful stereotypes about Muslim identity after 9/11 and portrayed the emotional struggle of being judged for religion rather than actions. Shah Rukh Khan’s role as Rizwan, a man with autism, added depth to the story. It urged audiences to look beyond labels and recognize people for who they truly are. English Vinglish (2012) Breaking stereotypes around women, housewives, and respect. Sridevi's powerful performance illustrated the journey of a housewife who feels undervalued because she does not speak English. The film questioned the stereotype that homemakers are less capable and reminded society that respect should not depend on language or status. It inspired many women to regain confidence and reminded families to appreciate the work done by mothers. Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2015) Dum Laga Ke Haisha challenges body-shaming and society's beauty standards. This film challenged the harmful notion that a woman’s worth is tied to her appearance or size. Dum Laga Ke Haisha follows an arranged marriage where the husband, played by Ayushmann Khurrana , initially feels ashamed of his plus-size wife, played by Bhumi Pednekar. The story beautifully demonstrates how love can grow when we look beyond appearances. It sparked a new conversation about body acceptance and self-love in Indian society. Pink (2016) Challenging victim-blaming and highlighting consent, Pink marked a pivotal moment in Indian cinema. The film firmly asserted that “No means no” without explanations or conditions. It confronted deep-seated beliefs about how women should behave, what they should wear, and who is responsible when a crime happens. The film exposed the harsh reality of victim-blaming and initiated a nationwide discussion about consent and accountability. Dangal (2016) Breaking stereotypes about girls in sports, Dangal tells the true story of wrestler Mahavir Singh Phogat and his daughters Geeta Phogat and Babita Phogat, who defy gender expectations and show that girls can excel in sports traditionally dominated by men. The film challenged attitudes toward women’s strength and ambition and inspired thousands of young athletes across the country. The movie was widely recognized and praised for its authenticity and depiction. Padman (2018) This film broke the taboo around menstruation and the menstrual cycle. Padman focused on a topic rarely discussed openly in Indian society, menstrual hygiene. Based on the real-life story of Arunachalam Muruganantham, the film confronted the shame and silence surrounding periods and highlighted the need for safe sanitary products. It encouraged awareness and changed how people talk about menstruation publicly. Article 15 (2019) Challenging caste discrimination, Ayushmann Khurrana’s Article 15 revealed the brutal reality of caste inequality in modern India. Inspired by true events, the film focused on justice, human rights, and the need for social reform. It compelled viewers to confront injustice rather than ignore it, starting serious conversations nationwide. Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan (2020) Shubh Mangal Zyada Saavdhan broke the stereotypes about LGBTQ+ love and acceptance, This film brought queer love into the mainstream with honesty and humor. Ayushmann Khurrana and Jitendra Kumar played a gay couple fighting for acceptance from their families and society. It broke the stereotype that LGBTQ+ identities should remain hidden or are unnatural. By presenting love in a simple and genuine way, the film contributed to normalizing conversations about sexuality and equal rights. Cinema can change thoughts, and these films showed that. They broke the silence around topics once considered uncomfortable, challenged outdated beliefs, and paved the way for more inclusive storytelling. Bollywood is slowly evolving into a space that celebrates diversity, acceptance, and real human emotion, and these films played an important role in that change.Also Read: 10 Horror Movies for a Spooky Halloween Night。为深入贯彻落实习近平总书记关于防汛救灾工作的重要论述和重要指示精神，全面落实国家防总和省委、省政府部署要求，按照“从最坏处着眼、做到顶格防御、打足提前量”和“沉下去、转到位、停下来、调控好、管得牢、氛围浓”要求，牢牢掌握防台工作主动权，坚决打赢防御台风“白海豚”攻坚仗，确保实现“一个目标”、守住“三条底线”。现命令如下。一、迅速“沉下去”，做到责任压实穿透到位各地各部门要切实把防御台风“白海豚”作为当前最紧迫的任务，立足台风正面登陆、贯穿全省、长时间影响、风雨潮“三碰头”，以及局部可能断电断路断网断通讯等极端情况，坚决克服麻痹思想、侥幸心理和经验主义，以工作的确定性、主动性应对台风的不确定性。
二 | 要高效运行“1833”联合指挥体系，确保指挥有力、调度有序、不打乱仗。严格压实“市包县、县包乡、乡包村、村包户”包保责任，推动干部逐级下沉到位，做到每一级都有人指挥、每一个风险点都有人盯守。要发挥乡镇（街道）、村社干部“一线指挥官”作用，遇到突发情况当机立断，把风险隐患化解在萌芽状态。二、提前“转到位”，坚决果断实施避险转移严格落实“三提前”“三必须”以及“应转尽转、应转早转、应转快转，安全返回”要求，所有登记在册的风险点、出现异常的点位、不放心不托底的区域，特别是养老院、偏远地区老人，必须坚决果断转移，确保不漏一户、不漏一人，确保8日18时前全部转移到位。要落实干部与群众同吃同住同转移，做好食品安全、医疗保障和暖心服务，加强对老人、儿童、残疾人等特殊群体保障，严禁台风未过境、风险未解除前擅自返回。三、有序“停下来”，确保“五停”要求执行到位根据相关响应等级和“五停”工作指引，以县为单位，自主决策、相机果断采取“五停”措施，坚决做好停止户外活动、停课、停工、停业、停运和人员撤离工作，该停下的坚决停下来，让社会面静下来。在采取五停措施的过程中，要特别关注生产企业的停产、在建工程的停工、高速高铁等交通设施的停运，确保绝对安全。四、科学“调控好”，保证水库河网安全可控坚持“早动、快动、小动”，动态掌握泄洪河道沿线情况，抢抓台风登陆前窗口期预泄腾库、预排河网、预降水位，确保把水位调控到安全水平。坚持“一盘棋”调度，做到有令则行、有禁则止。加强病险山塘水库、老旧土石坝水库、低标海塘堤防等重点部位巡查，严格执行“病库限蓄、险库放空”措施，坚决守牢水利工程安全底线。五、风险“管得牢”，严密防范次生灾害发生聚焦“防强风、防强降雨、防地质灾害”，开展全方位、拉网式风险排查。
三 | 山区要全面排摸地质灾害风险点、山洪风险区等部位，重点防范强降雨导致山洪、泥石流和地质灾害。
四 | 海上要坚决落实“五个全部”要求，严防人员擅自提前出海以及船舶走锚、断缆、碰撞等风险。城市要重点防范内涝和城市运行风险，严格落实广告牌、电力设施、屋顶光伏等加固、拆除和管控等措施，针对桥梁、地铁、下穿式立交、地下空间等重点部位做好易积水点位防御工作，严防长时间大面积积水。各地各部门要统筹抓好安全生产和防台工作，防止因次生灾害引发生产安全事故。
五 | 要备足备齐抢险物资、队伍、设备，加强值班备勤和前置预置，确保突发险情第一时间响应、第一时间处置、第一时间救援。六、立足“氛围浓”，全面动员打好防台“人民战争”宣传、气象等部门要强化权威发声、正面发声，组织主流媒体和新媒体平台等滚动发布台风动态、防御指引，启动Ⅰ级响应的地市要发表市长电视讲话，滚动发布温馨提示、安民告示，形成全民知晓、主动避险、互助共防的浓厚氛围。网信、公安等部门要密切关注网络舆情，加强舆论引导管控，坚决打击造谣传谣行为，为防台工作创造良好舆论环境。
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