Barfi is an Indian pastry, which is why it was named Mr. Dessert, Barfi means "snow". Different regions have different tastes. In this bizarre journey, the lives of the three people are like snowflakes, from formation to separation, from alienation to cohesion, wandering without intersection, and finally returning to the origin, returning to dust, and I do not know whether it is joy or sadness; It is like a Barfi cake, with a hard bottom like a nut kernel, a humorous and complex life landscape with a little sweetness and sourness. Such a fleeting light but a lingering aftertaste is what makes Barfi! so moving. In that scene, the autistic girl called the lost and inaudible boy, and watched the girl who had made a wrong choice holding the right to make a choice. From ignoring the call to telling the boy, it turned out that the relationship between people is based on their own incompleteness. fill the other's gaps.
From the point of view of technique, Barfi! is very clever mixed with flashbacks and supplementary narration, the story seems to be disordered but orderly, and the bat of time makes the whole narrative more continuous. The whole film is presented in the form of a semi-mime skit, with a timely musical rhythm, which is contrary to the Indian film singing and dancing tradition and the style of European and American narrative films, and completely tests the actors' ability to show their bodies when they cannot show their lines. The male protagonist Ranbir Kapoor can't speak completely by the presentation of his face and body, and the heroine Priyanka Chopra is a must for the presentation of the body except for sacrificing her beautiful appearance. Since the great French film artist, mime films have once again attracted the attention of the world, and this semi-mime form is a combination of retro and modern.
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