The movie "Kung Fu Women's Football Team" produced by Stephen Chow officially reached a revenue milestone of 2.1 billion RMB (about 8,170 billion VND) in the Chinese box office. This milestone quickly became the focus of attention of the Chinese media, and at the same time sparked a heated discussion: Is Dilireba strong enough to shoulder the position of "female peak" owning a bold film starring herself?
In fact, in the past few years, the film race of beauties belonging to the generation of traffic stars has witnessed extremely fierce competition. Veteran names like Trieu Le Dinh have spent a lot of time and effort redirecting and investing in commercial and art films, but the box office results have not really exploded as much as the public expected.
In that context, Dilireba's unexpected progress with "The Kung Fu Women's Football Team" is considered a spectacular breakthrough, saving her film career that was previously considered quite lackluster.
Looking back at her artistic journey, Dilraba Dilmurat has faced many prejudices about acting skills and the title of "mobile vase" on the big screen. Being trusted by Stephen Chow to assign roles in a large-scale commercial project not only helps the actress prove her ability to attract audiences to theaters, but also brings her a prestigious "pocketed" work, raising her position in the entertainment industry.
However, analysts believe that each star possesses a unique strength. If Dilireba just made a strong impression at the box office thanks to "Kung Fu Women's Football Team", Zhao Liying maintains the position of "TV queen" with a collection of many prestigious Empress Cups.
The race between the new generation of stars therefore does not lie in who completely overwhelms whom, but in how they maximize their advantages to conquer the audience on each art front.
