Film Review: BA'TIE GIRL - A Tale of Friendship and Empowerment

In a groundbreaking collaboration between China Film Administration and Hunerkada Films of Pakistan, BA'TIE GIRL, the first Pak-China co-production film, graces the cinemas on August 4. This poignant movie is not just another film; it's a celebration of the enduring friendship between the people of Pakistan and China.

The film "Ba’tie Girl" aimed to promote women empowerment through sports, but unfortunately, it appears that its primary focus was to please the government and Chinese stakeholders for business purposes. The lack of a positive narrative to influence people and the disregard for basic ethics in giving women respect is deeply concerning.

The allocation of reserved seats without any purpose and the mismanagement of the event, treating attendees casually, led to a chaotic atmosphere. The egoistic mindset of Mr. Jamal Shah further demotivated the younger generation, leaving many film enthusiasts disappointed and choosing to leave the screening early.

The overall lack of management, ethics, and respect for women's rights diminishes the value of the film's content. It seems that the event was more about business interests than appreciating the creativity of the creator or the film's message on women empowerment.

Hunerkada's involvement in the event and their apparent negative influence on other places is disheartening. It highlights the importance of upholding ethical standards and respecting women's rights in any endeavor, especially one that aims to promote positive change in society.