Mathunny mathews biography templates
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Appropriating the Malayali’s story to build the Punjabi hero
By Elsa Mathews
It is much after the credits of the film Airlift (2016), directed by Raja Krishna Menon and produced by Nikhil Advani, roll that audiences become aware that the actual act of airlifting 170,000 stranded Indians from Kuwait to India was facilitated by two gentlemen from Kerala – Mathunny Mathews and Vedi. While certainly Mr Mathews and his colleagues did the needful when Iraq invaded Kuwait in 1991, this story of heroism and courage finally got portrayed on the silver screen with Akshay Kumar – a Bollywood hero known to play macho roles in films. His character had the name of Ranjit Katyal and he was shown to have Punjabi origins. The character played by Akshay Kumar is an amalgam of Mathunny Mathews and Vedi[1].
Such a portrayal brings us to the question: why is that an act of courage that was actually perfomed by Keralites (people belonging to the southern Indian state of Kerala) was finally portrayed on the silver screen to have been done by a Punjabi, with the original story of heroism to be left as an endnote? Is it because there were no South Indian heroes who could play the daring Mathunny Mathews (both Mammooty and Mohanlal, super heroes of popular cinema in South India could have e
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Arunachalam Muruganantham or PADMAN (played by Akshay Kumar) like you know him now is the inventor of the low-cost sanitary pad-making machine and is involved for finding grassroots mechanisms for generating awareness about traditional unhygienic practices around menstruation in rural India.
Only 12% of India’s 355 million menstruating women use sanitary napkins (SNs). Over 88% of women resort to shocking alternatives like non-sanitised cloth, ashes and husk sand. Husk sand! That is what women have to go through. Muruganantham instead of igniting riots for political benefits started a revolution. That is the thing about heroes, they work in ways others don’t.
Muruganantham used to supply beverages to factory workers and took up various jobs as machine tool operator, farm labourer, welder, etc. to support his family in Coimbatore. When Murugananthan discovered his wife collecting filthy rags and newspapers to use during her menstrual cycle, as sanitary napkins made by MNCs were expensive, he started designing experimental pads.
When he finally cracked a way out to make cheap sanitary pads, in 2006, he visited IIT Madras to show his idea and received suggestions. His invention was registered for the National Innovation Foundation’s Grassroots Technological Innov
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The man who inspired 'Airlift' is no more, here's his story
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