'Me No Pause, Me Play', this is the voice of menopausal woman

It is being called the world's first feature film which is completely about menopause (cessation of menstruation in women). This is not an ordinary film, but a film of menopausal women whose voice are always suppressed. This is a big step for social welfare. For so many years, menopause is something that people did not talk about. The film is being produced by Reliance Entertainment and it's shooting has started recently. The film is directed by Samar K Mukherjee and written and produced by Manoj Kumar Sharma. The actors in the film are Kamya Punjabi, Deepshikha Nagpal, Manoj Kumar Sharma, Karan Singh Chhabra, Arham Abbasi, Indu Solanki, Stuti Goyal, Kajal Sharma, Manu Malik. This story is being made to bring the real experience and feelings of women going through menopause to the world. Menopause is a stage in the life of women who goes through it but still the issue is suppressed and hidden or is considered as a shameful secret.

Although many documentaries and TV programs have been made about menopause in the world, but this is the first time that a full-length feature film is being made on this subject. One of the actors of the film, actress Kamya Punjabi, said that "Now the time has come to break the silence and stop whispering about menopause." She wants people to talk openly about this subject, so that women who are going through this phase now do not feel lonely or embarrassed. This film not only highlights the changes happening inside and outside a woman's body in the stage of menopause, but it also reveals how the entire society needs to wake up and support women during this important change of life.

Menopause Awareness: Film Sparks Honest Dialogue

Menopause is a natural process through which every woman has to go. It usually happens between the ages of 45 and 55, but sometimes it can happen before or after that age. Menopause means the end of a woman's menstrual cycle, the end of her reproductive ability, and a major drop in the hormones estrogen and progesterone. Many women experience hot flashes, mood swings, night sweats, and insomnia during this phase. They also feel sad or angry. Many women feel liberated during this phase because they no longer have to worry about periods or getting pregnant. But most women agree that no one prepares them for this transition. And they get very little information or support.

This film seeks to show menopause as honestly as possible, both the good and the bad. In many places, when a girl gets her first period at twelve or thirteen years of age or sometimes even earlier, there is a celebration, and gifts are given. When a woman is pregnant, everyone is happy and takes care of her. But when a woman reaches menopause, suddenly no one wants to talk about her. The woman going through menopause is left to struggle alone. This film tries to change this mindset and shows that menopause is not the end, but a new beginning.

The story of the film 'Me No Pause Me Play' does not talk about medical facts or symptoms. It also looks at the emotions of women, their fears, their anger, their happiness, and their sense of freedom. It is being said that some women feel that after menopause, they are no longer useful or attractive, but the film wants to show that such women have a lifetime of knowledge and experience that they can share, even after their periods stop. It also shows that, in fact, some women say they feel more independent and confident after menopause, as they don't have to worry about periods or birth control. They can focus on themselves, pursue long-lost hobbies, travel, pursue sports, fall in love, and enjoy life in a new way.

The film also talks about the health issues that come with menopause, such as weakened bones, heart problems, and changes in the body. It shows that with the right support, medical care, and information, women can handle these changes and live healthy lives. The film aims to encourage women to get regular checkups and not ignore their health due to aging.

The film tries to make a very important point that menopause should not be considered taboo or a dirty secret. It is an aspect of life that every woman goes through, just like puberty or pregnancy. The film wants families, husbands, children, and society to understand and support women's feelings, rather than mock them or ignore their pain.

'Me No Pause Me Play' is a bold film. It is not afraid to show the pain, confusion, and anger that comes with menopause, but it also shows the strength, freedom, and new life that is possible after these changes in the female body. The makers hope that after watching this film, people will understand the pain or freedom of menopause.

The makers hope that after watching this film, people will start talking openly about menopause problems and women will feel proud rather than ashamed of this natural part of life. This film is not just for women, but for all those who want to understand and respect the journey of women.

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