Shark Tank India’s judge Namita links Netflix’s ‘Adolescence’ to parenting scars: ‘Say NO to parenting if you want 70-hour weeks’

The Namita Thabar judge of entrepreneurs and thickness of Tank Share a strong conversation about paternity, motherhood, mental health of adolescents, and a culture of crowd with a deep personal job linking the topics of the teenage series in Netflix to the controversial work week.

Share her ideas about LinkedIn, Thapar entitled her post: “It takes me on paternity and motherhood. Adolescent on Netflix and a 70-hour work week-evidence based on evidence.”

This post comes amid continuous discussions about the long working hours in India, which was re -equipped last year when the founder of the Infosys Najiana Murithi proposed that the young Indians work 70 hours a week.

Thabar argued that paternity and motherhood are under pressure – especially when combining the required culture culture – can leave permanent emotional scars on children. She wrote from both the show and her private life as a mother of two teenagers, and wrote:

“As a parent of teenagers (my children are 19 and 14 years old), this show raised something deep in me … children are fragile. They worship their parents. If they feel that they do not wear the expectations of the parents … they have a huge pent -up negativity … parents may not have a bad intention and they may not be aware.”

Using adolescence as a case study, she highlighted the emotional arc of the character Jimmy, who felt neglect and misunderstanding by his father. Tabar is parallel to her teenage years:

“I had a thick voice, hair hair, and very recovery … My mom made me take singing and Catak’s lessons … My father tried to transfer me to a better school. I felt” shy “.

Thapar also cited the child who is moving himself, a book recommending that children be able to allow them to make their own decisions-while pride and emotional support appears.

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Thabar issued a direct warning to supporters of the crowd. “No for 70 hours for 70 hours – or if you want that life, say no to be a parent! Relax my case. I hope that supporters of 70/90 hours per week watch this offer.”

Its publication ends with a reminder that trust is the greatest gift that parents can offer. She said that observing signs of self -esteem early and seeking a professional assistance, she said, it is very important before escalating emotional issues.

Teenage, a limited series of four parts of Stephen Graham, received a wide praise and hit a tendon with Thabar-and many parents move with similar dilemmas.