Satyamev Jayate Season 3 | Episode 3 | Accepting Alternative Sexualities | Full episode (Subtitled)

Episode 3 of Satyamev Jayate looks at the unfounded perceptions and biases that the LGBT – Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender – community in India have to battle.

[harshita]

My friend confessed to me, that she was bisexual and had feelings for me. I am a straight woman and nobody ever told me straight to my face, and I had never thought much about it. But, I supported her at all costs, never treated her any different. Watching this episode made me much more educated about the problems that people with different sexuality face, but I just want to tell you, even if you're gay, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual, demisexual, trans, or any other sexuality, if you're a good human, my good wishes and love is with you. ❤️

[surya]

This episode was telecasted in 2014. Omg! ARE YOU KIDDING ME? GOD, I WISH I had seen this episode long back when I was confused and depressed about my sexuality.This country needs more such awareness on LGBT.

[NehaSingh-tyvk]

Aamir Khan really looks like he is genuinely interested not just hosting a show. Hats off sir .💜

[BaBa_YaGa_.]

6 years passed but i still love this show, still watching in 2020.
Anyone

[wimboussery]

So happy something is finally changing in India. The world is watching you, the biggest democratie in the world....please be tolerant and open. Happiness is meant to be there for everyone. 

[prathameshpatil]

We are narrow minded cuz we are not taught about such things in our school, sex education is far away from our schools

[nightskystars]

To all of you saying gazal is very beautiful for a trans woman, after taking hormones and transitioning medically trans people look exactly like cis people. You can't differentiate between them. The way transgenders are portrayed in indian movies and society as just people who beg on the roads is just awful wrong stereotypes which is wrong. And also saying she is pretty for a transwoman or he is handsome for a transman is pretty disrespectful and wrong Trans women are women. Trans men are men. Stop comparing them with cis people. Just respect them no matter how they look to you

[aquablue]

I’m so happy that 377 was finally decriminalized. And that this topic was touched upon. The Indian LGBTQ+ community deserves and needs all the support and recognition it can get!
The panelists were all so inspirational and strong too!!

[riyankaacharya]

Gazal's parents simply hats off to you.... Being in such judgemental society you have taken the courage to accept your child just the way they are, you people are amazing ❤ and people should understand the pain and helplessness the LGBT community go through each day and become like dadi because although 377 is abolished now but how we behave with them brings a huge impact in their lives and the society as

[KarmaRinchenTamang]

iam straight but supreme court decision made me feel proud of being an open minded indian

[kuriousrs]

15:12 to 15:18 - what moments! Pride & joy on a father's face watching his little girl sing who has gone through quite a bit in her life.

[ayeaayush]

Almost a decade we (my parents and us two brothers in early teenage years) used to watch this brilliant show every Sunday. But for some reason my parents skipped this episode. Today as a 20yo gay man i am using this episode to come out to my loving parents. Fingers crossed.

[nightskystars]

This episode should be re- telecasted today and made compulsory for every indian to watch it

[sontuboro]

I'm also gay and I am serving as cops n I am proud of myself n very happy to see Gazal and thank u too Satyamev Jayate that we can come out freely ....n people start to understand us... Thank u once more Satyamev Jayate...

[aryanpandey]

Simran is so brave had courage to accept herself even after her family rejected her, she also completed her graduation with her hard work, Hats off to her

[sonapattani]

Star Plus should focus on telecasting more on shows like this then so called sas-bahu serials. I thinks it's time for another season of this show.

[AtchayaMurugesan]

I'm 18 and I'm bisexual. I haven't come out to my family yet!! I feel so guilty.. I hope they'll understand me one day!!

Edit:
I came out to my family in 2017 ish And they accepted me for who I am.. and now they support me too.. Thank you all for your kind words.. It means a lot to me.
#HappyPride🏳‍🌈

[sancharimukherjee]

I m bisexual it 5 years later, I m speechless ....amazing !!👏👏

[nadiahejab]

The way her father looks at her when she is singing ♥️

[nikhilchavhan]

We want this show back The country is still not that way aware .... We need this Please ..