00:00The incident that happened in Gurugram, father killed his daughter.
00:05The daughter's accomplishments, it seems like she did, you know, really well.
00:10And reaching at that level is not that easy without all the support from the family and the parents.
00:17You said there must have been active support, otherwise the girl couldn't have gone so far in her professional pursuit.
00:24Yes, but you see, there is an invisible boundary and a glass ceiling.
00:28You can do, but you can do only so much.
00:32And you will be allowed to do so much because, you see, we don't want to be called bad people.
00:39So when the daughter asks for something, it has to be provided to the extent culture and conditioning and self
00:48-interest allow.
00:49Let that not deceive us.
00:51We say it's a peaceful relationship.
00:53Thing is, it is never really peaceful.
00:55Just because we do not actively hear gunshots being fired, does not mean that things are peaceful between partners, between
01:04parents and kids, especially daughters.
01:07Not at all.
01:08Just two days after her murder, Iga Swantik, same age, she lifted the Wimbledon trophy.
01:14She's from Poland.
01:15That's the difference.
01:16And this girl died because she wanted to play and teach tennis.
