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Carolyne 2022-09-03 18:01:54

I've watched a lot of Indian films recently, and I feel pretty good. Finally, I saw this 2006 film, and it's just as amazing. There are a few points that I particularly like:

First, freedom, freedom of expression. In recent years, there have been several Indian movies that are very direct and sharp. This is unimaginable in the great harmonious motherland, and it makes us sit and watch the sky. It's ridiculous to mock others like you are. And this film boldly appeared confrontation, shock pressure, and even silence! Of course, this is not a documentary, but a way to protest against reality and change it in a positive way.

The second is the music. From the beginning, I listened to the soundtrack carefully. It was really, really good, and it matched the situation in the film very well. There is no film in the country that impresses me like this. This is an Indian movie in 2006. From this perspective, we can also see the gap between us and others.

The third is the ingenious design of the story, the citation of history, reproduction of history, and reality to history, telling a story from multiple dimensions.

The fourth is procrastination, not only this one, it seems that Indian movies are used to and willing to perform long, 2 and a half hours is standard, this is not acceptable in China, and the cinema will cry. The first half of the film is indeed a bit procrastinated, the climax is in the last hour, and the foreshadowing in front is really too long.

In conclusion, it is a good movie worth watching!

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  • Hipolito 2022-04-23 07:02:16

    Mind a little confused

  • Rickey 2022-04-23 07:02:16

    Flawed but wish more people saw this movie

Rang De Basanti quotes

  • Ajay Rathod: [Enters the room where Sukhi, Aslam, Sue, Sonia, Sid, DJ just finished watching the documentary] Hey guys Whats up?

    [Everybody is silent, with teary eyes- from the impact of their documentary]

    Ajay Rathod: Uh-huh... Did someone die?

  • Ajay Rathod: [Seeing everybody silent and serious after watching the documentary] Sue, I've never seen these people so serious. What have you done to my friends?

    Sue: Nothing. Whatever it is, they're doing it themselves.