Parvathy Reads `Sorry, Am I Boring?

Voice for the Voiceless

Parvathy’s recitation gives a voice to victims, highlighting their often overlooked and silenced experiences within society.

Emotional Resonance

Her recitation’s emotional depth reflects the pain and trauma of survivors, making their struggles more tangible and real to the audience.

Highlighting Injustice

The poem`s themes of being overlooked and dismissed resonate with recent cases often mishandled or neglected by the justice system.

Empathy and Awareness

Through her performance, Parvathy fosters empathy and raises awareness about the emotional and psychological impacts on survivors

Challenging Societal Norms

The poem challenges societal norms and attitudes that lead to the stigmatization and victim-blaming of survivors.

Breaking Silence

The recitation urges survivors to break their silence and share their stories, helping to dismantle the surrounding culture of silence and shame.

Advocacy for Change

Parvathy’s involvement in these performances underscores the need for systemic change in handling these cases, from investigation to prosecution.