I may be wrong. I may actually be right. But atleast this is a start of a conversation that is important. The studio culture, franchise, extended universes may be harming the way we look at cinema. The experience of it. The truth of it. The art of it. Be it the way Leia Skywalker’s character shows up in the last instalment of the Star Wars Franchise even when the actor who played it, Carrie Fisher was dead, I believe, was a malpractice towards the audiences. Or be it superher

I know I might get a lot of flak sharing this thought. But just give it a moment. Been watching some great content and beautiful documentaries recently and realised that in fiction, sometimes gender obsession kills what you were aiming to do. The product, the plot, the character, the message. Other times, under pretence. I’ve always been a feminist. Raised by one feminist single mother. I’m not being critical here. But, look at certain potentially good fiction that were lost