"Behind the Lens" became a catalyst for discussions across Indonesia, encouraging people to think critically about the media they consume and the policies that govern creative expression. Through his work, Rizky had not only grown as a filmmaker but had also contributed to a more nuanced understanding of Indonesian cinema and its multifaceted nature.
Initially, Film Bokeb Indo was confined to underground networks and niche communities, but it soon gained mainstream attention, particularly among younger audiences. The films' provocative and often shocking content resonated with some viewers, who were drawn to the taboo nature of the subject matter.