"Hijacking Cry" is an Indian film without singing and dancing, basically without a strong curry flavor, very international.
In order to go global, Indian films have been undergoing transformation. At present, about 30% of the newly filmed Indian films are completely free of singing and dancing. Even if there are, they are for plot service, or to release emotions to show the inner feelings of the characters, and also in the story theme and narrative techniques. More diversified.
Checking the information found that Fox STAR Studios, one of the film’s production companies, is a branch of Fox Corporation in India. No wonder the film looks a bit Hollywood.
The film is adapted from real people and stories. It mainly tells the story of a flight attendant fighting a robber and fighting wits and courage to help and rescue passengers.
The film has a strong sense of documentary, and it is easy to substitute the audience into the plot. The cross narration of the two stories makes the heroine image three-dimensional and full of flesh and blood. Its kind and brave quality is admirable. The end of the film is also well done. The flaws are Robbers' clumsy IQ EQ.
Generally speaking, it is still a very good Indian film, recommended by Xiaowuwu four stars!
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