COMING OUT SHORT FILM LGBTQ Gay | Pride Month Motivational video | Hindi Movies | Content Ka Keeda

Pride Month is here! Short Film Coming Out, LGBTQ Gay Story. A short film on Pride month Motivational Video. Hindi Movies from Content Ka Keeda. We are proud of our pride community. Coming out can be tough. Watch this short film, where a gay guy comes out to his mother. Share your, coming out stories with us as well. Hope this Motivational Video inspires you. Hindi Movies made out of love.
CAST:
Nilu Kohli
Ramansh Bundela

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#shortfilm #pridemonth

[your_handy_Dr]

Being gay is not by choice. People should understand. It's normal like being 'straight'
Most important the family should understand and support their child.
After all love is love ❤️
PS: thanks for the 2k likes guys. This shows society is changing and is accepting homosexuality. Love u all. 😀

[ktds]

As long as someone is harmless let them live the way they want too.

[gyanfold]

It's so good to see you guys talking about how our indigenous Indian culture has never opposed LGBTQ+ community. Temples like Khajuraho, Sun temple Konark, Ajanta Ellora caves, etc., have such inscriptions which depict the openness of our Indian society before British rule.
It was indeed the British which forced upon us such regressive outlooks, with Section 377 and Criminal Tribes Act, 1871 playing a huge role in that.
Respect to you guys 🙌!

[kxzuwi]

I literally cried when she wrapped him in the pride flag😭😭...so proud of y'all

[momskitchenteg]

I'M GAY & MY FAMILY ACCEPTED ME AS GAY

[jkum]

At the moment when his mom gift him The Pride Flag🏳️‍🌈 that emotion touched my heart, dissolved in my soul and come from my eyes❤️.

[sameershrivastava]

its really true pretend to be straight and do marriage, spoils the girl life is wrong rather than alone or work for progress of the society and lgbtq community.

[louispark]

His mom's acting was so so so natural and phenomenal....hats off ma'am ❤❤❤🙏🏻

[sayanmaity]

I am also gay but the family has not yet been told this hard truth. This short film was really very motivating but the reality is big hard.Atlast #LoveIsLove 🏳️‍🌈

[beingpanda]

When She wrap his Son in PRIDE FLAG, i literally got Goosebumps and i was crying 😭....

Mom I'm famous now🤌🏻✨

[prachidhangar]

Kudos to his mother who got angry at first but later decide to do some research and understand her son.
Also grateful that you guys used our history as example so that people know it's in our culture as well✌

[jinabhagawati]

I am not gay but I support this community from my heart ❤️

[riverofknowledge]

There is only one happiness in this life : To LOVE & TO BE LOVED and it doesn't matter whom you love

[MinYoongi_]

I am literally crying in the last part ....when she wrapped that pride flag I just can't Explain my feelings 😢😭u ppl r the best keep going 😭😭😭

[ruchikaagarwal]

Beautiful to see how Gen Y is trying to adapt. I feel privileged to be a Gen Z cause this is such a progressive age full of information, just a click away. Liberal parents are our strength! It must've been so difficult for the earlier generations to come out, right?!

[mrinalkantisensingha]

সত্যিই অসামান্য । দীর্ঘ ১২ বছরের পর তাদের দেখা । এতদিনে অভিমান জমে জমে পাহাড় হয়ে গেছে! অথচ শহরে থেকে চিরাগ চিঠি লিখেছিল কিশোরকে কিন্তু সে চিঠি কিশোরের কাছে পৌঁছোয় নি চিরাগের দাদারই গাফিলতিতে । বলা চলে, তাঁর একান্ত অনিচ্ছায় । এই এপিসোডটি বেশ ভালো লাগল । পরের পর্বের অপেক্ষায়...

[Humane]

This was awesome. keep it up! I finally came out to my mom she didn't talk to me for days but my dad accepted me being lesbian. Finally my mom also changed she finally accepted me. I'm so happy that my parents accepted me. my support to all LBGTQ+ people🌈🌈❤❤

[scarlett]

I don't understand why people are against LGBTQ... It's not their fault... Love is Love & Love knows no Gender!!! Get this in your head!!!!
I just love how you guys are spreading this positively....
9:50 - 10:00 that's something I also want to know!!! Part 2 please!!!
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[sriranganayakir]

Love is not about the gender ...it's always about the person💕

[canpy]

I literally cried when she beat him and said "Engineering bano, but naii inko gay ban na haii" but i bet no one could be as happy as i was when she wrapped the pride flag around her son. I wish parents accept their children as LGBTQ+ just like they accept their straight children. Honestly, i hate the words like LGBTQ+ community, pride, and all that. Do we ever say straight community, proud to be straight, and so on? Nope, right. Because society thinks it's normal. Similarly i am waiting for the day when everything will be normalised. No more coming out of closet, no more pride walks and stuffs. Just normal happy world making love hehe. 🏳️‍🌈💞🕊