The story begins with Sanjay's medical records, drawn from Sunita's medical topics, and provides an initial introduction to the properties of short-term memory loss. Then there is Sanjay's daily life pattern, reminding memory through text and photos, his purpose is to find Ghajini to avenge Kalpana. The film passed three interludes, linking reality and memory together. The two who uncovered the dusty memories are the police officer who discovered Sanjay's crimes and Sunita, a medical student. Divided by the deadline of the diary, the story stops abruptly after the development reaches its peak. The great contrast between the sweet love in the diary and the reality makes people wonder what happened, why Ghajini killed Kalpana, and what happened to Sanjay and his fiancee. The first half of the memories have a strong Indian color, especially Kalpana's appearance is very Indian (classic singing and dancing), the second half of the memories mainly rely on Sunita to find clues in reality to restore the memory. At the same time, Sanjay and Ghajini had four head-on conflicts. The nature of the first conflict changed three times. Sanjay and Ghajini's initial confrontation between light and dark first turned into a confrontation between darkness and light, and then turned into a conflict between light and light. The catalyst is Sunita, she told Ghajini about Sanjay's murder plan after she learned about it, which led to Sanjay's situation in catching the turtle in the urn, but also because of the phone call that Sanjay made to Ghajini to help take the photo, staged a wave of self-destruction. A conflict came to an abrupt end. The second conflict is chronologically earlier than the first, but is presented in a flashback in the film, and is the scene of the murder where Ghajini killed Kalpana, ending with Kalpana killed and Sanjay seriously injured (the palms of my hands are really sweaty when I watch it) very nervous). The third conflict is also another peak in the development of the story. If the first two conflicts were a roundabout confrontation between the two sides, then the third one was a real head-to-head confrontation, but Sanjay only had 15 minutes of memory, and after fighting his heart Sanlian asked me who I was, where I was, and what I wanted to do, so the classic was staged, Ghajini hid from Sanjay, and Sanjay was puzzled. Then came the fourth conflict that broke out in the third conflict. After Ghajini attacked Sanjay, he wanted to kill Sunita by killing Kalpana, and the reappearance of the murder scene aroused Sanjay's memory to complete the counter-kill, and finally ended with tears in his eyes. The same way ends Ghajini. At the end of the film, Sanjay established Ka
This film review contains a lot of content, including official corruption, women's rights, underworld forces, etc. I have to say that Aamir Khan's acting skills are really good, and the visual impact caused by the contrast between the characters before and after amnesia is very large. The sweetness and cruelty of the real experience are also sighing. (I was sighing when I watched it, how sweet it is now and how cruel it will be) In short, friends who like suspense (a little) violence and plots should like it very much.
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