Apoorva Asarani: Reveals the shocking secrets of people's inner life

It is very important for the author Apurva Asrani to 'communicate in society' through his work. His recent show 'Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors' won the Best Asian Drama Series award at the 'Content Asia Awards-2021'. However, the Chhattisgarh High Court ruled that "sexual intercourse with the wife is not rape, even if it was forced." But at the time the show has gained recognition.

However, this has once again put the spotlight on marital abuse in India. 'Judgment time, coincidentally our show has received this international honor. This is really called creamy. The civilized world, on the other hand, is learning from the scourge of marital abuse and on the other hand Indian courts are openly allowing men to rape their wives. Many men and women have misconceptions about equal control of love. The reality is that this should be opposed. "Let us speak out against the Chhattisgarh court's intimidating verdict," he said.

'I have been blessed to find colleagues with deep sympathy for such stories. My film 'Shaheed' (2013) talks about minorities who are wrongly imprisoned under the Rule Act. This is followed by the case of a homosexual teacher in 'Aligarh' (2013). Who is fighting for his right to privacy. ‘May in Heaven’, in which I play the role of an editor who communicates for an urban space, ’he said.

Social media is her best gift, but talking about how women can get there, Asrani says, "Women of all ages can watch the show and they can send me messages about their family situation." He added, "Once a woman told me to save her from an abusive husband. I kept trembling until I could get the woman in touch with the NGO."

What is the significance of a show with this kind of content? - He said in response to a question, I could not stop my crying till one day when I found out that 'Criminal Justice: Behind Closed Doors' has proved to be a huge hit on OTT. This is not because every artist has worked hard to gain recognition, but it also means that people living in the house are also willing to talk about what happens behind closed doors, ”he said.