The film is adapted from the best-selling book of the same name by Arvin Adiga. Director Ramin Bahani brings this social class, dark and satirical crime film, with rich tones in the style of the picture, such as some camera structures and angles that let the protagonist be seen. The different mentality of Indian society, class education and caste system have been deeply ingrained in the next generation from childhood, and everything started around an email sent to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao. Adash Vuraf's brilliantly humorous performance blends into this riveting story, enough for an actor's first production, from a slum villager to a well-known businessman in Bangalore, about how Balram went from servant driver to what he is, an Indian family How tradition and values limit his path, and ultimately lead to this series of events, the film runs through the country. The most successful invention of the country is the chicken coop, at least one person in each village can go out, like a white tiger.
The main line of the story takes place in Delhi. Ashok had many chances to change the ending. People who have lived in the sun since childhood have been wasting opportunities. He is just an ordinary person in the United States. When he comes back, he becomes the master again. After the emotional failure, Ashok tore the hypocritical. Mask, to make money for the so-called family business.
Pinky is a relatively friendly character. Since he can't change the values of these people, he has to go back. The three of them are responsible for killing the child. They all chose to escape because they were afraid. The 9,700 rupees given made Balram keep thinking and made the following decision. , maybe just just so much money.
The first half of the film develops cheerfully, the second half unfolds slowly, and finally ends quickly. The painful scene in the grass reminds me of the clown, who is angry at the glass in the elevator and wants to change everything from now on. Balram has his own life. The goal is to get old and have money to spend the rest of the time in peace.
Balram lives in a dark place. He wants more money to make his life better. The film keeps imagining the scene of his family being killed. In the end, it doesn't matter. The little boy who wants ice cream is witty. The answer is chilling, he will be the next generation of white tigers, the chickens in the cage watching the chickens being slaughtered, all want to be rich, just like Balram, all want to be the white tigers of Bengal.
"The moment you recognize what is beautiful in this world, you stop being a slave."
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