From Feminism To Mythology For Kids: Exclusive With Devdutt Pattanaik

When we revisit Indian mythology, there is a general perspective and notion that the strong mighty women are far and few and the "abla naari" were more common. Is that really true? Not really, says award-winning author Devdutt Pattanaik in this exclusive interview with Kidsstoppress.
It's all in the storyteller's perspective he says and that got me thinking. As we discuss his new book "Sati Savithri" we get a new perspective on feminism, women empowerment and a misconceived notion of patriarchy that existed back then.
Devdutt also talks to us about writing for kids, the challenges and why it is important to get them to think with open-ended questions when storytelling. His new book ABC of Hinduism For Kids is a must-add to your child's bookshelf. Listen to the full interview and do let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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[@sarmisthaguha5447]

So enriching and so enlightening. I enjoyed all the sentences of Devdutt, he is one of the most spiritual person in India.

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[@user-yj7qy4co7r]

mind blowing conversation .really opens your mind to look at man woman relationship.
as usual devdutt pattanaik at his best.by the way it is Mumbai and not Bombay.

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[@pook9688]

I don't understand why people always use sentences like "women were not allowed to do this or that." Or "Freedom was given to her".

[@ConQuixote]

Then read a book or something

[@simpleboy4392]

How dare Devdutt Pattanaik call the Hindu scriptures as Mythology??I don't understand why Devdutt Pattanaik is being called to speak on Hindu scriptures.He has misinterpreted Bhagavad Gita in his book 'My Gita'. He is not even educated about the basics of the 'puranas' and the two 'itihaas' i.e the Ramayana & Mahabharata. He has a long record of misinterpreting facts .

[@Kidsstoppress]

We understand you have your opinion and we respect it. He has given his opinion which he shared on our platform.

[@montuedge]

Misinformation spreader

[@sakuradey6271]

OMG they got this propaganda machine 🤮🤮🤮, his career is almost finished so he is trying hard to revive it now by dissing hnduism.

[@shrutiug]

But he isn't dissing Hinduism. He is telling about our mythology and how nuanced and close to real life it was.