This is a real life story made in to an award winning and commercially successful film (with some controversial too).
BTW,
“As well as the well-written storyline and excellent acting, the ideas of breaking gender roles and reforming education inspired by the film have struck a chord with many Chinese parents.”
But who got hurt ? feminasties !
But as it turns out, rather ironically, some Chinese in the packed theatres screening Dangal criticised the movie for its “patriarchal” values, according to the nationalistic Global Times tabloid.
“The father’s values make me vomit; he forces his daughters to live a certain type of life with his dream, with money and becoming a champion. You think the movie is about breaking gender stereotypes, but actually it’s knee-deep in prejudice,” the newspaper quoted a viewer as saying.
Another said: “The movie reeks of patriarchy and male chauvinism. The daughters didn’t have any freedom to choose and were raised ferociously by their father to be world champions. The ‘correct result’ in the championship justifies the father’s education.”
The crux of the argument is this – the girls were not given a chance by their father to live their lives and were forced into wrestling.
The father did his best to train his daughters to be award winning fighters. And they won.
And feminasties don't like that. Because his daughters didn't end up doing womyn, gender studies and some fat feminasty !
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This is a real life story made in to an award winning and commercially successful film (with some controversial too).
BTW,
But who got hurt ? feminasties !
The father did his best to train his daughters to be award winning fighters. And they won.
And feminasties don't like that. Because his daughters didn't end up doing womyn, gender studies and some fat feminasty !
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