Chinese feminists bashing Dangal - Page 3

I would question the same to the Tiger moms...

Originally posted by: ScreamForMe

I haven't seen dangal yet. Is it worth watching?

Originally posted by: astha36

I don't mean to be politically incorrect, but I have heard about China that it's govt forces many people into certain professions. Is that true or not? If it is, then these people have some nerve criticising this movie, when they are going through the same thing in reality. I mean should've at least mentioned that.

chinese feminists did nt get the story at all..
dangal clearly was nt a city story..
the 13yr old unhappy child bride already told the tradition
of villagers..just get married n bear children.here at least was a
father who did nt find his daughters burden to get rid off asap..

as of career choice nt being offered to the girls..how many city
girl's really gets their choice of careers to pursue i really doubt..
if parents are doctor engg lawyers we are expected to live to that
tradition only..the first thing relatives ask what will u do after 12
be a doc like ur dad or a engg like ur bro..or a lawyer like ur mom..
max times professions are followed as a hereditary tradition as well..
so from there dangal never showed any bias ..ur expected to take after
ur parents n even better them in the same field..

Originally posted by: DeliciousDevil.

Heard they can't have more thn 2 children. If they do have or wanted to have 3rd child, they have to pay the government. Like compensation 😆

thats why the film this week will cros 100million beating all frilm that make these people happy

Originally posted by: TheRager

We should show them the collections and shut them up like Indian feminists are shut up by the BO collections of Sallu films.

Typical. When you don't understand the shocking and historical business of the movie try to bash it with these nonsense

Some people will always criticize...I'm no big fan of patriarchy but if what Aamir's character did for his daughters in this film is patriarchy, I won't mind having that at all...criticism is fine only if one does not criticize for the heck of criticizing...that character was toiling to make his daughters' lives...what is he gonna get if they win medals?.. other than pride at his daughter's achievements...kamaal ke log hain...if he would have been sitting on his ass there, letting his daughters cook n clean, because it was their daughter's misguided choice then also they would have said patriarchy and no upliftment of girls etc...his character is how a parent should be...recognize the talents of their offsprings...he asked them to train only when he saw potential in them...more power to such dads n moms!!