![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mum-seethes-at-inappropriate-barbie-movie-as-she-leaves-cinema-early-with-daughter/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_MAIN-juhi.jpg&description=A mum claims she feels 'misled' after taking her 10-year-old daughter to see 'inappropriate' Barbie movie, and says they felt they had no choice but to leave the cinema early A shocked mum has expressed her outrage at the new Barbie movie, after she and her 10-year-old daughter ended up having to leave the cinema after just "10 to 15 minutes". Taking to Instagram, actor and parent Juhi Parmar addressed the filmmakers directly, slamming them for breaking "the perfect illusion of Barbie", and leaving her "shocked, disappointed, and heartbroken". According to Parmar, she hadn't known about the movie's PG-13 rating when she brought along her young daughter, Samairra. To her dismay, just 10 minutes into the movie, Parmar claims she ended up "anxiously running out of the theatre wondering what I had just exposed my child to". Parmar says she took such drastic measures because she was appalled by the "inappropriate language and sexual connotations" of the box office hit, and claims she even "saw other parents following with their little ones crying". Although other parents stayed behind for the full film, Parmar says she's glad she made the decision she did and believes Barbie wouldn't even be suitable for children above the age of 13. Remarking that Barbie is, for so many women, an integral part of childhood, Parmar took to Instagram to write: "I want to ask, why make a movie that is such an essential part of a child's life and then have content in it which is so inappropriate for them? "And then I ask what about the cross-checks? I made a mistake by not doing my research but why are there no reminders and checks? Why are theaters not reminding parents that: we hope you are aware that this is a PG-13 movie?" She then went on to claim: "The theaters would be half empty if it wasn't for the young girls who are pushing their parents to take them for the film. I went back and checked the promos and realized that none of them even gave a glimpse of the inappropriate language t){kind=link}
A mum claims she feels ‘misled’ after taking her 10-year-old daughter to see ‘inappropriate’ Barbie movie, and says they felt they had no choice but to leave the cinema early
A shocked mum has expressed her outrage at the new Barbie movie, after she and her 10-year-old daughter ended up having to leave the cinema after just “10 to 15 minutes”. Taking to Instagram, actor and parent Juhi Parmar addressed the filmmakers directly, slamming them for breaking “the perfect illusion of Barbie”, and leaving her “shocked, disappointed, and heartbroken”.
According to Parmar, she hadn’t known about the movie’s PG-13 rating when she brought along her young daughter, Samairra. To her dismay, just 10 minutes into the movie, Parmar claims she ended up “anxiously running out of the theatre wondering what I had just exposed my child to”.
Parmar says she took such drastic measures because she was appalled by the “inappropriate language and sexual connotations” of the box office hit, and claims she even “saw other parents following with their little ones crying”. Although other parents stayed behind for the full film, Parmar says she’s glad she made the decision she did and believes Barbie wouldn’t even be suitable for children above the age of 13.
Remarking that Barbie is, for so many women, an integral part of childhood, Parmar took to Instagram to write: “I want to ask, why make a movie that is such an essential part of a child’s life and then have content in it which is so inappropriate for them?