However, the revolution brought about a shift in the social and political landscape, deeply impacting the arts and culture in the country. The revolution led to the establishment of a more conservative regime that placed tighter controls on the film industry, particularly with regard to the kinds of stories being told, the depiction of women, and the overall portrayal of society. The newly established authorities in the post-revolutionary era sought to impose more traditional values, and as a result, many actors, including Bakhshi, had to adjust to the changing cultural and political atmosphere.
