The Rape of Women in Draupadi, by Mahasweta Devi, and Open It,”by Saadat Hasan Manto

The rape of women of "Mr. Draupadi" of Mahasweta Devi and the "openness" of Saadat Hasan Manto rape and abuse women in the place of war. From the Trojan horse war to the Middle East conflict, rape was always a strategy of war. Rape is generally seen as a symbol of female degeneration, female obedience, and deprivation of honor and humanity. Rape women is a common theme in Mahathweta Devi's story "Draupadi" and Saadat Hasan Manto's "Open It". In Manto 's "Open It", a young girl, Sakina, was raped by young people in the community and Devi' s "Draupadi" raped tribal anti - government forces by state authorities.

The first common theme of Saadat Manto's short story is rape and the influence on women within division. A girl, Saquina was raped by some men in the area, her father was desperately searching for danger and confusion in that department. He asked the social worker to help him find Sakina. When they do, they approach her and promise that she will go with them. Sakina will be raped repeatedly by them secretly

Rape and abuse a woman in the place of war. From the Trojan horse war to the Middle East conflict, rape was always a strategy of war. Rape is generally seen as a symbol of female degeneration, female obedience, and deprivation of honor and humanity. Saadat Hasan Manto's "OpenIt", women's rape is a common theme. In Manto's "Open It", a young girl, Sakina, was raped by young people in the community. The author uses clothes to withdraw to create a dramatic climax. But each climax has a different perspective on rape and fallen women. In "opening it", the dropout of clothes indicates a female obedience of a helpless. Separation brought about an impressive male reaction, symbolizing the remarkable survival of this abused and abused woman.

As a master of short stories, the Urdu author Saadat Hasan Manto is highly respected for his excellent depth, irony and irony. As the author of about 250 short stories, radio theatrical plays, essays, memories, and novels, Manto is widely appreciated in his violence, prejudice, prejudice, analysis of the relationship between rationality and irrationality. Manto's work, like the famous short story Toba Tek Singh, combining realism and surrealism with satire, is an aesthetic masterpiece that continues to gain insight about the essence of loss, violence and destruction of people.

Ismat Chughtai is a progressive, contemporary Urdu writer in India's pre-independence till decades later. Her work is known for her rebellion and is compared with Saadat Hasan Manto and Krishan Chander. Her story is based on her present, and it develops mainly in the lives of women. I have never heard of Chughtai until my colleague introduced me last week. I really appreciate this discovery. why? She called it as it was. She wrote without a cover - neither camouflage nor apology. She did not write carefully in the world, and all her sensitivity was kept in the character in her story. She describes the details we may observe, but we do not want to admit it. Looking at these pages, you can feel a smile