This film can be analyzed from too many angles, culture, religion, government, society, gender, love, family...
The construction of toilets has been delayed. Government officials say that people do not want toilets themselves, and toilets built in various places are occupied. People are still used to defecate in the wild, both men and women, but women are even more inconvenient and can only hold it during the day. , Carrying pots together in the morning and evening, if you are seen, the first thing that comes to your mind is to cover your face instead of your butt. It's a lot like being sexually assaulted, and it's often the victim who hides.
There is a very classic sentence in it, repeated twice: the most disrespectful of women is you women. Long-term sexism has long been ingrained in the subconscious of many people, and has penetrated into all levels, ranging from social status to small sex positions. This film uses love to resist the social problems caused by sexism and religious culture. The male protagonist loves his wife very much. Although he just thought of using expedient measures in the early stage, he realized the seriousness and seriousness of the problem and began to seriously think of ways to solve the problem. The wife is a highly educated upper class person and is a really brave woman. She could have eloped with the male protagonist to live in a house with toilets in a more developed area, but she knew that this was a common problem faced by women. She seems to be a leader and redeemer. If she leaves, the problem will not be solved, and the country and society will not progress. The upper class is not only her caste but also her pattern.
Culture should be inherited, and the essence should be removed from the rough. There must be consistent values. Culture should not be used to harm others and to hinder the progress of society. Fortunately, this is a true story. Although there is a long way for cultural development, as long as we move forward, we will make progress.
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