In an age where justice cannot be served, in a country where the bad guys will not be punished by the law, do you choose to consider yourself unlucky, or choose to fight fire with fire? Although it was a manslaughter, although they were secretly photographed and threatened, although they were the victims. However, the dead man was the Inspector General's son, and the Inspector General was corrupt. Taking the legal route is doomed to be a dead end, so they can only use extraordinary means. The idea of "moving" what happened on 4th and 5th to 2nd and 3rd to create an alibi is awesome. And their tactic of getting everyone to help them with perjury is even more brilliant. The family saw everyone again and talked to them skillfully, making these people think they were here on the 2nd and 3rd last time, and thus inadvertently made perjury during the interrogation. The film ends with a cross-cut clip of Vijay walking out of the police station twice for the finishing touch. He buried the Inspector General's son in the ground of the police station, because only by trampling corruption and darkness underfoot can justice and fairness be established above. The ideal is full, but the reality is cruel, and he can't change anything by himself.
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