Tag: patriarchy

This is not just a review of Meet the Savarnas but a personal commentary triggered by discomfort. Through metaphors like the “glass floor,” examples of Mumbai’s development, Gen Z migration, marriage norms, and elite business thinking, the blog explores how caste quietly shapes opportunity, imagination, and power in modern India, often hidden behind the language of merit, progress, and neutrality.

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Most of my friends have either lost their father or had one who was emotionally distant. This pattern intrigues me. Fatherless sons and daughters often feel a need to prove their bravery to the world. For girls, the absence can lead to emotional struggles, while boys might wrestle with manhood. Despite the complexities, fatherhood remains a deeply impactful experience. If you had a great dad, happy Father’s Day!

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