In the movie "Do Hoa Nien", Truong Lang Hach's role of Bui Van Tuyen is the main role, but many viewers judge that this role is being modified a lot compared to the original. This makes the role unattractive, and even makes the male supporting character surpass her for acting.
The audience was upset because the film crew's adaptations and modifications caused the establishment of ideas and relationships between the characters to deviate from the original story.
Not only the male lead Bui Van Tuyen but also the female lead Ly Dung were distorted. The film crew was criticized for destroying the original work, cutting out many important details in the story, making the film's flow chaotic and unattractive.
The audience criticized harshly because the film had many details that lowered the male lead's intelligence and cut off the career path of male lead Bui Van Tuyen. Typically, the film focuses a lot on the love story and the infatuation of the male lead, and his career is not mentioned in detail.
Meanwhile, To Dung Khanh's male supporting role was built with tighter details and more acting space.
Many viewers believe that this action of the film crew is "putting on the lead to elevate the supporting role", which means lowering the male lead's role to highlight the role of the supporting male in the film.
In addition, in the original work, the film promotes gender equality, humorous writing style, character setting, and plot details are all good.
But the film crew turned the original series "Chief Princess" into a project that overly embellished the male supporting character. However, the image of the male supporting character in the film was not popular with the audience, they thought that To Dung Khanh was built with the character of a pseudo-gentleman, speaking morality all the time, taking up too much acting space.
In addition, many details in the film show that the project is distorting the message of promoting feminism.
The film crew promotes women and builds equality in everything, rather than bringing men down with controversial details to enhance the image of women.
"Feminism aims for equality between men and women, not requiring men to stay at home and women to go to work. The husband and wife in the original work overcome difficulties together, but in the movie, they drown the male protagonist and call it feminism. That's the goal. The purpose of drowning Bui Van Tuyen to elevate Ly Dung is understandable, but favoring male supporting actor To Dung Khanh is difficult to accept" - the audience commented.
"In general, this film does not promote feminism but turns women into supernatural characters. This is a toxic ideology that promotes feminism and needs to be eliminated" - another audience commented.
