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The story centers on Sum-80’s pregnancy and the search for her unborn child. The Complex treats women as lab resources and forces them into pregnancy experiments. Yaskin uses this abuse to seek power and build a new world. The film presents the abuse as fantasy tyranny rather than a current gender campaign.

The film shows a floating elite city above a poor ground city. The Complex controls water, food, and safety. Nag Ashwin said this gap was drawn from present life. The story treats the system as a fantasy tyrant’s rule, not an attack on Western culture or modern conservative groups.

A handful of small X accounts called the film woke or multicultural woke drivel. Those claims had no clear campaign, boycott, review bomb, or major news pickup. Right-leaning praise for the film as not woke is approval, not backlash.

Nag Ashwin has a moderate 38/100 record linked partly to Mahanati and its focus on a woman’s career. Swapna and Priyanka Dutt have moderate 55/100 records tied to women-led production and female-centered films. The other listed creators show little activist history. The group shows some interest in women-centered work but no strong DEI campaign record.