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Bernadette 2022-04-20 09:01:41
first indian film
In a theater where mediocre films are in power, where business is rampant, and in an n-tier town, I can actually appreciate such an excellent and exquisite work of art from the third world. It really makes me want to praise society. Doctrine is good. At that moment, I truly realized the true...
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Kennith 2022-04-21 09:02:02
feel it
After watching this movie, I wonder if you will feel this way? It was as if I was not watching a movie, but a wrestling match. From a bystander's point of view, you saw a female wrestler, from reluctance to resist at first, to understanding choices, followed by various hard training, various...
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Virgil 2022-01-28 08:04:47
There were three brothers, three sisters, three mothers and three uncles in the audience. Everyone stood up when they sang! Very burning! Worth seeing!
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Sincere 2022-03-16 09:01:04
Think it's well done and there's no point talking about patriarchy in the comments because it's not an educational film, it's a film, if Aamir Khan plays an authoritarian father, then it disgusts you because he plays it well . It is boring to discuss whether the values of the movie are correct or not. The movie is just telling a story. Who stipulates that the protagonist must have correct values. Is the value of the murderer of "Chainsaw" correct?
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Mahavir Singh Phogat: You have to fight in a way that people will remember you. If you win silver, sooner or later, you will be forgotten. If you win gold, you will be an example, And examples are given, child... not forgotten. See those girls? If you win tomorrow, you will not win alone. Millions of girls like them will win along with you. It will be a victory for every girl who is considered inferior to boys; who is forced into household chores, who is married off to just raise children. Tomorrow's match is the most important one. Because tomorrow, we are not fighting just that Australian, but all those people who think lesser of girls.
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[from trailer]
Mahavir Singh Phogat: All along, I was desperate for a son so he could win a gold in wrestling for India. But what didn't occur to me was that gold is gold. Whether won by a boy or a girl.
