As the years passed after the revolution, enayat Bakhshi’s journey continued to evolve, and his adaptability became even more apparent. While the industry underwent a major transformation, with many actors, directors, and other professionals adjusting to the new standards, Bakhshi proved himself as one of the few who could gracefully navigate these changes. The impact of the revolution on the arts was profound—many films that once explored open, liberal, or avant-garde topics were now scrutinized for their ideological content. As such, filmmakers and actors had to adapt or risk being marginalized or banned from the industry entirely.
