Watching Indian film and television dramas, there is a small adaptation threshold, that is, it is easy to be blinded. The protagonist and his party serve in the militarized team. There are several male characters who basically wear the same clothes, with similar body, hairstyle and beard. It may take a little time to get used to remembering who is who. Of course, friends who are particularly good at face recognition can automatically ignore this.
The male protagonist, Siroi, belongs to the anti-rebellion police Kobaz squad. He had just finished a controversial assignment and was suspected of killing innocent people indiscriminately. He had some symptoms of post-traumatic sequelae, but he had little daily problems and was still the first choice for a female boss.
The female adjutant, Alu, was disfigured due to a work-related injury. She was very honest, cared for the weak, and cared about her colleagues. She was a character with high voices from the masses.
There is also a male supporting role, Akbar, who is not bad at fighting, and has a somewhat tense relationship with the male protagonist, and has a strong family concept. He has a cousin Huck who has just joined the team. He admires the male protagonist, works too aggressively, and is quickly injured. It doesn't matter if other people really can't remember it, everyone knows the horror theme, and many characters don't remember their faces...
The female boss, Taj-style, is iron-blooded and widely loved by her subordinates. She is the kind of love that everyone sees her in a TV interview and shouts "We love you" to the TV. In fact, she and the developer had a secret operation. The developer created an explosion and framed the aborigines as armed rebels, and she cooperated with the encirclement and suppression to extract commissions.
This round of land acquisition happens to be in an area where "evil creatures" are suppressed. Roads are built and tunnels are opened up, and the big boss, God Betar, is seen again. The hero's team, the developer's family, and the captives of the aboriginal tribe were besieged together.
The female boss turned white overnight, and then quickly became the puppet of the big boss. The actors performed very well. In a sense, her eyes were the most frightening part of the whole show.
The overall plot is lackluster. After many characters get fancy lunches, the developer's daughter, whom the big boss likes, was protected and escaped with the two bloody characters. However, the magical power of God Bertar was completely awakened. The undead fleet has returned, and the disaster is about to spread to the whole country... This ghoul has an exciting ending full of suspense, which has saved a little word of mouth. As for whether to renew the subscription or not, it is another matter.
If there is no particularly high requirement for the story, some details of this drama are still interesting, and many places are very Indian.
For example, the status of women that has been criticized by everyone, the little girl's developer father is patriarchal, often domestic violence, and once wanted to sacrifice his daughter to gain evil power. The little girl was finally rescued by everyone, and was encouraged by Alu that "the country needs a brave girl like you".
For example, an old husband and a young wife, the male protagonist and the tribe girl awkwardly chatted, "What did your father say?" "He is my husband", really, the most afraid of the air suddenly quiet.
The best female character in the whole play is Alu, the lady officer who swears to protect the little girl to the death. In addition, the tribal girl Punia is also really good. When the professional soldiers are about to give up, they can still plan to rush to tear up the zombie group by themselves. It is said that the husband of the tribal girl is attacking the lunch box. I don’t know if it is the combination of old husband and young wife who chose independently. It has also come to an end. For a time, people saw a hint of fresh love. No, you don't deserve it, the girl is too good"...
Speaking of which, in addition to the curry-style English that runs throughout the play, the show is also down-to-earth in fighting zombies, using Indian specialty turmeric powder mixed with salt and ashes. Unlike many zombie dramas that deal with headshots in a simple and direct way, the style of this drama is rather brutal. First, the miraculous violence output is vigorously produced, and then it has to be completely burned. The smell of the air may also be curry...
The more prominent feature is the style of zombies, which is really ugly.
This wave of zombies was once a British army led by Colonel John Lenidock, who was digging a tunnel during the Indian National Uprising in 1857, and was directly trapped in the tunnel. The colonel sacrificed his son to gain the evil power from the god Betar.
The big boss is also persistently looking for hypnotized objects and the like, in order to escape from birth. The subordinates are basically in the typical walking dead style, but compared with many zombie dramas, the limbs are relatively complete, especially the collective "eyes are like copper bells", and there is light in the darkness.
The coordination ability is also good, the drummer insists on playing the drums and accompaniment, although the appearance feels a bit like a monkey... For the little friends who like heavy tastes, this appearance is really not scary, but also very funny... Especially, they are all Still in uniform but with very little hair, he felt a strong mockery of British baldness. In the dark light of the whole play, a little lighting was also provided appropriately.
In contrast, the Colonel's appearance is considered to be doing his best, and his eyes are very bright in contrast.
Although the performance in horror is not too outstanding, the ghoul is very good in complaining, which is a very different aspect of the show. The object is mainly aimed at the UK, saying that they sacked our country, and in the end even the evil spirits were not spared.
In terms of plot, Netflix does not engage in Indian singing and dancing, and there are still some Indian twists. For example, an engineering graduate who is good at repairing cannons suddenly appeared, helping the hero to show the stalwart image of shooting at zombies.
In fact, in contrast, the director's 2018 former Ghoul has a better overall performance. If you are interested, you can experience it with it.
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