Debinna Bonerjee shares a beautiful video with daughter Lianna; questions ‘double standards of the society’

Debina Bonnerjee recently shared a heartfelt video with her daughter, Lianna, sparking an important conversation on the “double standards” that still exist in society. In her post, Debina questioned whether the progress we claim to have made is genuine or just a façade. While society often champions gender equality and promotes freedom for women, Debina raised a thought-provoking point about societal norms that still feel outdated. Specifically, she questioned why it’s considered unconventional or uncomfortable for a married woman to bring her parents into her home, highlighting the judgment that follows.

She delved into the paradox of society’s expectations, asking why loving and caring for one’s parents after marriage seems to challenge an “unwritten rule.” Despite the advances society has made, Debina pointed out that certain mindsets are still stagnant. There’s an expectation that a daughter, after marriage, distances herself from her parental home—a standard that is rarely questioned but widely upheld. Debina’s words urged viewers to reflect on whether the progress society claims is genuine or simply superficial, noting that we often become silent or judgmental when faced with such situations.


The actress’ video, accompanied by her powerful message, resonated deeply with fans, inspiring them to think about these ingrained attitudes. She asked why these double standards are passed off as “tradition” when, in reality, they are reflections of a mindset resistant to change. Debina's reflection suggests that true progress isn’t just about rhetoric or embracing modern labels, but about transforming outdated traditions and letting go of old biases. Through her post, she invites society to examine its views on women’s roles and choices more closely, challenging us to embrace genuine equality.

Debina celebrated Karwa Chauth and emphasized how daughter Lianna participated by showing her excitement with apply mehendi, wear traditional outfits and also accompanying her for the rituals.