This is the second Indian movie I watched this year, compared to "Wrestle, Dad!" "This film exposes the status quo of the status of Indian girls more thoroughly. Seeing those girls turn from plaintiffs to defendants, was caught in the car, threatened, fired from the company, expelled by the landlord, accused by people, and carried a lifetime of stigma, I really felt sorry for them. In particular, the content of the "Girl Safety Code" really makes people feel deeply sympathetic to the women of this country and this nation. You can trample on the dignity of women like this! Although in the end the lawsuit was won because of the wit of the lawyer and the kindness of the judge, the attitude of the society towards women will not change, and these girls can hardly escape the misunderstanding of public opinion.
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