I watched the Indian movie "Life and Death Deed" more than a year after two times. It was the result of my inadvertently turning to iQiyi. Every time I was attracted by the movie's name, because this sentence comes from "The Book of Songs": Life and Death Deed. Broad, speak with the son; hold the hand, grow old with the son, and "the mountain without a rim of the world is to dare to be with the emperor" are all simple and courageous love verses that I like.
At the beginning of the movie, the beautiful Devi and the little boyfriend who was still in college went to the depths to open a hotel room and were accused of a police raid. The little boyfriend committed suicide on the spot under heavy pressure, and Devi and Xiangyiwei were once a university professor of Sanskrit and are now on the banks of the Ganges. The father who set up the stall had to accept money extortion from shameless police officials in order to preserve her reputation. In order to forget the pain, Devi left the Graphic Printing Agency where he met her boyfriend. In order to raise money for the tough and inflexible police officers, the father and daughter went through a series of people and things: they kept thanking the students trained by the professor for taking advantage of the fire and robbing Devi for very low salaries. Devi also suffered sexual harassment at the company. . In order to raise money, his erudite father violated his intentions and let the young man risk his life to participate in the Ganges gambling, cheating in advance of the publishing house’s payment for translation of Sanskrit... Despite the difficult life, smart and modern-minded virtue. Wei was still taking the initiative to improve her situation while silently accepting it. Despite her exhaustion, she took care of her father's diet and daily life. At the same time, she signed up for a national public office and got a job that was several times the salary of her father's student company to raise money. Knowing that she would be scolded, she still bravely went to her boyfriend's house to visit his parents...
Deepak is a student of Polytechnic University. He is about to graduate and enter social work with excellent academic performance. He is full of hope for the future and is also the pride of his family. He fell in love with a girl of high caste, and he was anxious that he came from a low caste family of burned corpses on the banks of the Ganges. But the girl who loved him so much encouraged him and even said that she was willing to elope with him. However, destiny is such a trick. When he worked hard to study and actively seek decent work for the future of the two people, the girl and the whole family went out in a car accident and died. That night because there were too many corpses, Deepak, who was called to help his family burn the body, recognized his unrecognizable girlfriend through the ring on the corpse’s finger. He was so distraught that he lost his fun and goal in life, and his soul was taken away. In general, endless thoughts make him cry and shed tears...
The two independent stories are related to India’s mother river Ganges. Devi’s father is a small business on the Ganges River, and Deepak’s family lives on the Ganges River and is a family of burning corpses. What links these two stories together is that Deepak threw his girlfriend's ring into the Ganges in order to regain his life, and the guy who participated in the money-making competition got the ring and gave it to Devi's father. The father sold the ring and collected enough for police blackmail. Money. At the end of the film, Devi, who visited her boyfriend’s family, sat on the bank of the Ganges and wept, and was still unable to open the gift box her boyfriend gave her. But Deepak, who had a job, sat on the bank of the Ganges after work and was full of thoughts. Parker saw Devi who was crying take the initiative to care for her. It was a coincidence that the two of them got on the boat going to the same place again, and I couldn't help but give birth to the feeling that I have been cultivated in the same boat for a hundred years, and that I have been able to sleep together in a thousand years of cultivation.
No matter how painful life is, there is so much hope that this Indian film, which does not describe the individual in detail, without singing and dancing, gives me the deepest impression. What impressed me the most was the scene where Devi went to the Ganges River to watch her boyfriend’s father beating his son’s bones with great grief: Let me break your skull and release your soul. Her eyes are sad and firm...
Finally, why do we travel to India? One reason for the Taj Mahal is enough. It is also a story about life and death.
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