"Gone with the Water" raises controversy about women's issues by showing it again on "Netflix"

Once again, the Kuwaiti series “I Gone with Water” is broadcast on the Netflix platform, and it quickly became among the list of the 10 most watched series on the platform. Different, within a distinctive suspense framework.

The series was shown for the first time last year, but as soon as it was shown again, it garnered new reactions, due to its discussion of important women's issues, most notably the oppression of wives, women's lives after divorce, children's problems, and relationship problems in general.

The work reaped wide reactions, which sparked controversy among the activists. Some of them saw that the series was "realistic and dazzling", and others saw that it was not up to expectations.

Among the most prominent comments: “I finished the series I went with water in one session alone. To be honest, I see it as a sweet and integrated series in terms of the transmission of generations, customs, tradition, fashion, etc. I was saddened that with the passage of hundreds of years, women are still oppressed in it.” If the social system remains stronger than the law, life will remain Women are cheap."

Rawan bin Hussein, the heroine of the work, celebrated the show of the series on Netflix and considered it an achievement, to share moments of joy with her followers through her Instagram account. Rawan appeared in a group of photos with a template of the cato on which the word “Netflix” was written, and I attached it to a comment that said: “Today I celebrated a new and great achievement in my career. "Gone With Water" is now on Netflix Middle East.

While "Rawan" during this work embodies the role of "Alia", from which she has been suffering for a whole year.

It is noteworthy that the series co-starred Rawan bin Hussein, Jassim Al-Nabhan, Zahra Al-Kharji, Faisal Al-Amiri, Hamad Al-Omani, and in Al-Sharqawi and Nour Al-Sheikh.