The film is still the same inspirational, although the male protagonist seems to be getting older, he feels at least ten years apart from the female protagonist. But that kind of affection and encouragement to people are still very effective. "You give up yourself, you are actually a living dead, and the world around a living dead will abandon you." This is the core part of this film. Of course, if compared with "Wrestle, Dad", this one is more inspirational, and the core part of the latter part is indeed a powerful counterattack against Indian patriarchy. In recent Indian films, many reflect and reflect on reality, including "Khan" and "Starting Line". The themes involve religious estrangement, patriarchy, the gap between the rich and the poor, etc., and the caste system is faintly captured in the middle. Traces, but not obvious. After all, this is a challenge to the entire social organization structure of India, and the political review will not pass. In short, the film has always inherited the style of Indian films, expressing feelings with songs, using personal efforts to demonstrate national honor and expressing delicate emotions with the tiredness of machos, and set a turning point to set a successful ending to meet the tastes of public reviewers. Of course, the turning points and other aspects of the film feel abrupt, but they can't conceal the exciting feeling of the film as a whole.
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