In a nutshell: All male characters (except the hero) are sexual predators and they are looking to take advantage of all women they encounter in this movie. Coincidentally, our hero (Gippy) is the odd man out here.
But just to make a social message driven movie, one can't paint everyone with the same brush. Infact you are intentionally portraying one set of humans (males) as mainly villains. Are we saying that all women are victims and not one of them are perpetrators? Would these film creators have the guts to make a movie where all the women are perpetrators and males are the victims in the same story?
Yes, women are usually the victims in the real world, and we do need reel movies where this topic is covered sensitively. But overemphasizing this point only turns this movie into an all out feminist propaganda film.
But just to make a social message driven movie, one can't paint everyone with the same brush. Infact you are intentionally portraying one set of humans (males) as mainly villains. Are we saying that all women are victims and not one of them are perpetrators? Would these film creators have the guts to make a movie where all the women are perpetrators and males are the victims in the same story?
Yes, women are usually the victims in the real world, and we do need reel movies where this topic is covered sensitively. But overemphasizing this point only turns this movie into an all out feminist propaganda film.