Look at the Chinese version, and then look at the original version. Compared with the two versions, the overall story direction is basically the same; talk about the feeling after watching it, the Chinese version's shooting technique highlights the individual acting skills of each important character, with more close-up shots, and a slow-down effect to show it. (I don’t know if it’s because most Chinese films like this. After reading the two versions, it is more obvious that one focuses more on the criminal methods of the protagonist; after reading the original version, I understand and feel more things. The ordinary people in this country, India The living conditions of the government, the corruption of the government, the strength, struggle, and helplessness of ordinary people in order to protect their families. The female police officer is a policeman and a mother, hegemonic, strong, and soft. The original version made me believe that this story is a true story. I watched the Chinese version at the time Manslaughter is because the actress who plays the policewoman has very good acting skills, but after comparing the original version, I found that the Chinese version highlights the strength of the female police officer and the softness of the mother. In conclusion, the original version is more realistic ;The Chinese version is more like reading a novel about hunting novels. PS: This is the reason why Chinese movies are poor, the people who make them just want to make money.
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