Synopsis — Mean Girls (2025)
When 16-year-old Cady Heron transfers from years of homeschooling abroad to the hyper-connected world of North Shore High, she discovers that navigating social media drama is far more dangerous than any wildlife she encountered in Kenya. Drawn in by the seemingly flawless “New Plastics” — Regina George, the viral trendsetter; Gretchen Wieners, the gossip queen desperate for validation; and Karen Shetty, the lovable but clueless influencer — Cady enters a world where popularity is tracked by followers, secrets are screenshotted, and reputations can be destroyed with a single post.
What begins as a plan to take down Regina from the inside spirals into a whirlwind of TikTok feuds, digital pranks, romantic mix-ups, and a full-blown online meltdown that engulfs the entire school. As Cady loses herself in the chase for clout, she must confront the cost of becoming the very thing she set out to stop. In this sharp, funny, and updated retelling, Mean Girls (2025) examines friendship, identity, and the brutal pressures of modern teenage life — proving that while technology has changed the battlefield, girl world is still as savage as ever.
