Joyland: Taboo-tackling Pakistani film makes history at Cannes

[Maula Jatt]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1593221282833006592

Good

that's what 70% of the Pakistani cinema market?

if it's genuinely about a married man's relationship with a transsexual then okay, it is a taboo topic
but Pakistani sm tends to exaggerate a lot of things, always foaming on some random shit, so I am not too sure if it really is about what they say on SM

 

[Clutch]

when did our liberal start making films on real issues, such as lack of education and health facilities, the growing of crisis of illiterate generation (there are 23+ million children are in out of school in Pakistan. In which, around 12 million are girls)
As well as the lack of basic health facilities, the corruption, the terrorism.
Why our liberals only portray Pakistan a bad country for women, and transgenders only, why they close their bloody eyes for other more important issues which may endanger our existence in near future

They never will... They get to live in Pakistan as demigods because in the West they are nobodies. They will never talk about real issues such as corruption, lawlessness, immorality, corruption, poverty, illiteracy ,Wokism, elitism, Neoliberalism, and nepotism because they benefit from the current construct.

They live in lala land.

 

[Areesh]

that's what 70% of the Pakistani cinema market?

if it's genuinely about a married man's relationship with a transsexual then okay, it is a taboo topic
but Pakistani sm tends to exaggerate a lot of things, always foaming on some random shit, so I am not too sure if it really is about what they say on SM

Don't know but situation is critical

https://twitter.com/x/status/1593253367027216384