The film can be compared to other dystopian works like Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale (1985), where fertile women are enslaved for reproduction. However, while Atwood’s Gilead is a theocratic regime, Matrubhoomi ’s horror emerges not from a state conspiracy but from grassroots patriarchal consensus. There is no law against Mithila’s abuse — there is simply no law at all where women are concerned. This makes the film more unsettling: it suggests that dystopia does not require a totalitarian government, only a community that has abandoned empathy.
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