Seriously, I really want to diss this movie... The plot of the movie is very straightforward, even a bit simple and crude. It is an old routine in the early years. It is easy to guess the ending, although the arrangement of the turning point is indeed Much better than many domestic movies... (Although the plot arrangement of Najima's sudden opening and gossip and finally giving up the trophy is very blunt and unreasonable?, the embarrassment of confusion...)
In addition, like the explosion of YouTube views, Kumar's crazy pursuit (I don't really understand why he was such a diss child star before, but he went back to comfort Yin Xia, who failed the first recording, and will "timely" call back a person who didn't get through phone call), Farouk's mindless domestic violence (maybe I haven't had this experience?), and the illiterate Najima even exported it as an article... These seem to be set up to advance the plot, if logically After careful scrutiny, it doesn't make sense.
Another big pain point is that the power contrast between the pros and cons is too great. Music stars + undefeated lawyers + local tyrant boyfriends + public opinion vs. domestic violence fathers. Originally, there are still women's social status quo to check and balance, but the theme of the movie It was decided that this one does not have much effect, so this setting makes the movie not too complicated and complicated... Just like Ultraman vs. little monsters, we all know that Ultraman will definitely win, but we don't know how to win. That's it.
Although the plot is not very heartwarming, the social problems conveyed by the film are indeed very sharp. Uncle Mi is using the power of his films to expose and try to resolve the social problems in India. He dares to say that the country is not good. The voice of women in disadvantaged positions is something that most Chinese films do not have. The powerful mental effect makes us feel that the defects of the plot are actually nothing. Moreover, the music in the movie is really really heartwarming (emmm... as expected of made in India?), and did not directly copy the ready-made songs... By the way, I praised Uncle Kuami's last magical live broadcast, hhhhh there was a good luck melody in my head at that time?…
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