Dangal Comments

Daniella 2023-09-30 22:28:15

Father led Geeta to stand in front of the gold medal wall, he said, no, my wish has not come true. What a terrible sentence. Still 4 stars because the actors are so dedicated. Also, before international competitions, shouldn’t you watch the video of your opponents and study the styles and strategies of the opponents you may...

Marlon 2023-09-06 06:42:25

The characters are simple, the branches are cut off, all the plot twists are driven by character changes, all the character changes are driven by sports competitions, clean, clear and focused, and there is no lack of detail humor and social care. The games were all beautifully shot, and the promotional video for the wrestling project was just now. In the last game, Dad left the table, and he took it to a higher level. Good in content, form and awareness. That is, the "too long" problem of...

Dusty 2023-06-30 12:49:15

In fact, the nephew is the cutest, isn't it? (I always wonder if the second daughter will feel that she has been left out and worry about...

Karina 2023-05-21 22:52:39

The arena is really good. In order to appear politically correct, patriarchal repression and the success of national gold medals are used to liberate women. In fact, it is diverting attention, and in essence, it relies on nationalism to stir up emotions....

Lina 2023-05-17 23:37:02

Indian films still have a place in foreign films. Nice...

Guadalupe 2023-05-14 01:24:45

When Indian films can make women's rights so substituting, our Beiying is still movingly defending the professor's logic. It's really full of frustration and nowhere to...

Libby 2023-05-11 14:13:56

It's got everything you need, the perfect type of...

Angelo 2023-04-23 22:24:20

He is our father, no matter how bad, how bad can he be. Remember, Dad can't come to rescue you every...

Dock 2023-04-16 09:19:28

A great film, worth...

Ashleigh 2023-04-16 07:20:01

The script is neat and solid, and the technique is also very skilled. In fact, the argument that "a father imposes his personal will on his daughter, euphemistically calling it father's love" is selectively ignored (I also struggled for a long time, but after reading it, I feel that it is different from another. In a sense, it also supports female independence), this film is still very cute and wonderful, with the bland and interesting Indian village life, the euphemism and delicacy of the...