The Great Indian Kitchen: How it subtly shows the sexism tied to the kitchen!?
And now this is where things start to get heated up. The Hira needs to adjust to the new family's base, especially the father in law. She is always in a Creek kitchen cooking all three meals, and the father in law has the audacity to say, I prefer the rice to be cooked on a wooden stove rather than the pressure cooker, and the Chuck needs to be ground in a stone instead of using an electric mixing. So she basically gets an explanation of how to do her task