Is Jawan a Sexist/Misogynistic movie? - Page 3

Oh Teri.. aisa to maine socha hich nai.

Pathaan was utter nonsense. Terrorism justifying garbage trope.

But I enjoyed Jawan. Par abhi aap misogyny and sexism ghusedke.. mujhe confuse kar riyele ho

Originally posted by: Blueeeee

Lol. People need to hold their faves accountable for earning money off despicable movies rather than grasping at straws like this. That involves everyone. One of my fave actors worked with Woody Allen, and I still hate the fact.

Even if abc actor's xyz movie was misogynist, it would not make Ranbir's complicity in Animal less severe lol.

Did you watch that movie?

Just a general question: Did Ranbir tell why he chose to do this role/ what attracted him to act in Vanga's movie?

Originally posted by: Heisenberg17

So I had the unfortunate displeasure of watching this pile of crap recently, but the one thing that struck me, other than how terrible this movie was, are the sexist tropes in this movie.

So we have a jailor who is a man, who is in charge of a female prison. Sexist trope - giving a man a position of power over women.

This jailor then leads a group of women inmates into vigilante justice. Another sexist trope - men are leaders, and women can't do anything without a man's help!

When the jailor hijacks the train, he is busy flirting with the female cop who is tasked with the negotiations, asking her to sing a song for him, wanting Alia Bhatt etc... sexist trope - men not taking women in positions of authority seriously.

When Azad and Narmada are kidnapped and getting battered, even the woman is getting punched in the face guess who turns up to save them?...... another man! Sexist trope - a man coming to save the day.

It's a recurring theme throughout the movie, the take away message is that women are incompetent and useless without a man, and let's not even talk about the violence, unadulterated toxic masculinity being glorified throughout the movie, mindless and gratuitous action scenes just for the hell of it.

I'm surprised that a movie like with its sexist and toxic overtones was praised and celebrated so much, think about the unintended consequences and the negative impact this could have on the audience?

It would be fun if you reviewed satya ek premkatha...

There is a lot you can talk about in there n it is a very popular movie on here too...

Originally posted by: Blueeeee

One of my fave actors worked with Woody Allen, and I still hate the fact.

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

Konkona Sen said she wanted to work with him. Does it speak to her character ?

Konkona Sen Sharma didn't read the script of Animal and get a signing amount for it. Ranbir did

This is a deflection lol

Originally posted by: Blueeeee

Konkona Sen Sharma didn't read the script of Animal and get a signing amount for it. Ranbir did

This is a deflection lol

Originally posted by: Maroonporsche

I’m just telling you pertinent information about how many of our actors who want to work with woody Allen since you brought him up. Make of Ranbir it’s fine with me

Konkona sais whattttt??????

Whut the phackkkkk!

Originally posted by: Clochette

Did you watch that movie?

Just a general question: Did Ranbir tell why he chose to do this role/ what attracted him to act in Vanga's movie?

No, the very thought of Allen makes me sick.

I don't know if Ranbir has spoken about it.

Originally posted by: Blueeeee

Konkona sais whattttt??????

Whut the phackkkkk!

Originally posted by: Clochette

Just a general question: Did Ranbir tell why he chose to do this role/ what attracted him to act in Vanga's movie?

Read that after Kabir Singh, Ranbir approached Vanga for a movie together. So script was not important for Ranbir, working with Vanga was priority.