Shahi is a traditional Indian mother with two children, beautiful big eyes, amazing cooking skills, but not good at English. Because I was going to help my sister in New York to organize a wedding, I came to the United States alone with trembling trembling. The story begins~
Seeing the heroine swaying her head gently, she is never used to saying thank you, she feels so kind. The scene in the cafe was so real. It was completely the painful experience of a foreigner who didn't speak English in the United States. I couldn't help but think of the embarrassment of skipping the luggage strap when traveling alone to the United States for the first time. Is the lack of language really so clumsy? No, it is lack of self-confidence. The stories surrounding English are more than English, but also love, friendship, family, how a person is proud of himself. Shaxi is definitely not the woman who was born to make delicious Dura balls in her husband's mouth. What she wants is the respect of her family and the freedom to live in this world. At the end of the wedding, the sentence was right: if you don’t like yourself, then everything around you becomes annoying; if you love yourself, you will find life shining and refreshing~
As for the movie itself, except The cute movie heroine itself, Indian films are getting more and more comfortable, and it makes me want to go there to see more and more~ (People who persuaded me not to go, thank you for your kindness, please be silent, even if it is a cultural invasion Fake, but I want to ask you have been there? Do you really know that country? Have you ever thought that others might be persuading you not to go to that barbaric country in China?)
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