2025, Vol. 6, Issue 2, Part B

Women in India have made contributions in practically every area and on every occasion. People look up to them as leaders who are creating progress and setting an example for others. But another truth about Indian society is that women are systematically discriminated against and neglected. This can mean not getting enough food, not being able to go to school, not having the right to health care or property, or being the victim of domestic abuse. But the fear of sexual abuse is the strongest thing that keeps women from doing what they want and feeling free. The fight against sexual violence is really the fight against the unfair allocation of physical and economic power between men and women.

The Indian media has not covered the issue of treating tribal women as equals in society. The Indian media must become aware of gender issues and now must focus on issues affecting tribal women in a determined manner, with the aim of empowering tribal women in India. Based on these facts, the research paper "Role of Indian Films in Representing Violence against Tribal Women" talks about how the media, which is a reflection of society, has a lot of power to shape people's opinions. It concentrates on the examination of select Indian films that address the subject of violence against tribal women in contemporary Indian society. It will also look at how these films affect society by looking at how people react to them.