"The Devil's Double" has been well embodied and dealt with, but movies are movies after all, and the Hollywood model rules the minds of screenwriters. The screenwriter had to fabricate an inexplicable love and sex scene out of thin air to cater to the consumer market. Not only did this obvious failure have nothing to do with the film itself, but it was anticlimactic, without cause and effect, which greatly compromised the seriousness and tragic nature of the film.
Of course, the ending of the film is handled very cleverly. Uday was shot and killed by the US military in history, but Uday was assassinated in 1996, and it has been an unsolved case. At the end of the movie, Latif and the bride's husband become the two gunmen and shoot Uday. The film also reflects the historical background. This may be the future model of Hollywood movies
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