The most ingenious part of the movie lies in the use of the title. Beckham has never appeared before, but it has always supported the dreams of Indian girls and white girls. This is also a clue that became the Indian girl Jess eager to break the Punjabi tradition in the diversified family. Reasons for cultural imprisonment. Jess's forbearance when she chose to give up her dreams for the sake of family happiness is very distressing. Fortunately, she has a father who cherishes her and is willing to put aside the shackles of traditional culture for her. It is not just a concession from the father, but the true integration of culture in a pluralistic community. Jess is lucky. Her family is willing to understand that she changed her mind. Jules gave her a sincere friendship, and Joe gave her precious love. The film has portrayed two families and three distinct characters. It's worth seeing.
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