Theaters going to open in Afghanistan after almost a year after Taliban occupation, only one female actor in 37 films
About a year after the Taliban took over Afghanistan, films are going to be shown in the country’s cinemas. Shows have been allowed in theatres, but the roles of female actors are very limited. The Taliban captured the Taliban in the month of August last year. After the occupation of Afghanistan, the Taliban have also imposed many types of sanctions in the country. The attitude of the Taliban especially towards women is the same as the old one.
As per Khama Press report, 37 films and documentaries are lined up to be screened, but it should be noted that Atifa Mohammadi is the only female actress to have played a role in one of these recently made films. The actors of the films are happy with the reopening of cinemas and said that they have to provide funds for the production of the films. Abdul Sabor Khinji, an artist said, “The doors of cinema have reopened after a year. We are happy.’
Actor happy but worried about funds
He said, ‘We have spent our pocket money on films. According to the media portal, another artist Fayaz Iftikhar said, “We were happy to do our work. Giving an important message, Kabul resident Zahra Murtazavi said, ‘Women should not be restricted in this area as it is the right of women. I don’t think a film looks good without the presence of women.
Advice to a woman to leave by covering her body
The Taliban announced last month that women and girls should not leave their homes unless absolutely necessary. Even if they are going out, then the whole body should be covered only. This decree of the Taliban regime surprised those who did not go through the last phase of Taliban rule from 1996 to 2001.
