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Using feminist ideas to build critical media literacy.
After applying the framework designed to study popular media content from a feminist lens, we have interesting insights, complete with a rating list
Explore the rating table below where we’ve mapped performances of popular TV shows. Click on the ratings for detailed analysis.
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The ratings assess on-screen content only. They make no claim about the intentions, beliefs, integrity, or conduct of any producer, broadcaster, writer, director, actor, or other person linked with the content. Ratings reflect the content as viewed during the evaluation period and may not reflect later episodes, edits, or versions.
These tables show only the overall rating and a few selected quotes. Each rating reflects the subjective evaluation of individual raters, aggregated across all evaluators for that title, and based solely on the sample stated against it (title, episodes or cut, platform and evaluation dates). The ratings are opinions and critical commentary on on-screen content, not statements of fact about any film, serial, person or organisation.
This Framework discusses depictions of violence, sexual violence, workplace harassment and substance abuse in films, on television and streaming platforms. It is intended for mature audiences. Support resources are listed under “Content Note and Support” below. The ratings assess on-screen content only. They make no claim about the intentions, beliefs, or conduct of any producer, broadcaster, writer, director, actor, or other person linked with the content. Ratings reflect the content as viewed during the evaluation period and may not reflect later episodes, edits, or versions. Read Methodology
PlanetRead has no affiliation with, and is not endorsed by, the producers, broadcasters, or rights holders of any content rated here. All titles, names, channel and platform names, and trademarks belong to their respective owners. They are used only to identify the content for commentary, criticism, and research. Quotations are limited to what is needed for criticism and review.
Except where marked otherwise, the Framework’s methodology, rubrics and text are © PlanetRead and licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International Licence (CC BY-NC 4.0), with attribution to PlanetRead / Billion Readers and a link to the source. This licence does not cover our names or logos, or any third-party content, including clips, stills and posters of rated titles. Commercial use requires prior written permission from PlanetRead
This page is shared for educational, research, and media literacy purposes only, on an “as-is” basis. PlanetRead makes no warranty about the completeness or fitness of this information for any particular use. To the extent permitted by law, PlanetRead is not liable for any decision made or action taken based on these ratings.
Some parameters deal with sensitive themes, including sexual violence, substance abuse, and harassment. Viewer discretion is advised. If you or anyone you know has been affected by domestic or sexual violence, support is available. In India: 112 (emergency), 181 (Women Helpline), National Commission for Women helpline 7827170170, and Tele-MANAS 14416 (mental health support). These are independent third-party services.
This framework may be reproduced for educational or other non-commercial purposes without prior written permission, provided the source is fully acknowledged. Commercial use requires prior written permission from Billion Readers.
If you believe any information on this page is inaccurate, please write to us at @billionreaders.org. We review all requests and will correct factual errors where needed.
Everyone reads media differently. BIRD’s Feminist Framework centres marginalised viewers and intersecting identities, bringing in voices from scholars to rural audiences, bringing out media literacy , and sharing what we learn with, so that gender representation becomes a conversation for everyone.
A structured way to look at gender in what we watch. The entertainment media we watch every day affects us in ways we often do not notice. The Feminist Framework for Media is a structured rating system for evaluating Indian films and serials through a feminist lens. It helps viewers engage critically with the content they consume. The framework was built around themes that appear often in popular serials and films. Evaluators assess content across six weighted parameters, listed in increasing order of severity:
Each rating combines a numerical score with a written justification, so no content is reduced to a number alone. The evaluator’s reasoning is kept with every score. This preserves the judgement behind each rating and lets each evaluator’s lived experience shape their assessment.
Every score is accompanied by a justification, raters can add voice or text input. rating each parameter while explain their reasoning in the same place, the judgement behind a score is included.



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