In my adolescence, commonly I heard my mom and her sister discussing the hard life and enduring of a woman in a country region in Haryana.  And thought -massi or mummiki thinkingnarrow hain. In any case, presently after marriage, when I’m contending energetically At home and relises how right they were. In Rural Areas of Haryana- Bahu is viewed as a machine that could work without weariness nonstop. She is demanded  as the ideal sanskari bahu who will comply with their requests without raising  voice. There is no one in the family , who could remain close by or stay standing for a foul play that will happen to her significant other, who can’t state a solitary word since he was worried about the possibility that that he would menace like zoru ka ghulam. The Bahu(Daughter-in-law) didn’t have a home in the public eye before the wedding, she lives in the dad’s home, and after the marriage in the spouse’s home. Even when women are highly qualified than husband and is earning hand , yet faces violence at home. Not only husband but whole family ,main villains are sas(Mother-in-law) , named and dever (Brother of husband).This trio is very very threatening to innocent bahu. And husband is helpless in many cases but such cases are also seen where husband is also their fourth partner in mistreating her. See the tragedy of women she didn’t get support of her father as she is being educated since childhood that a girl should be submissive , sacrifice for happiness of family .In no matters her advice or consent is seek. Decisions of her life are taken by two men only earlier it is father and later its husband, so where is her wish to live life according to her choice. No where, then why we talk about women empowerment ,ridiculous whole life she is a victim and silently living an artificial life of fake joy on face just for the sake of her children and parental family. As if she commits suicide or run away from home, her parents will be cursed by saying ‘kyasanskardiyahainparentsnae. Now  lines seems me true said by some intectuals…