"I still have a dream, what if it comes true?" This kind of plot routine is also quite common. The film probably tells the story of a low-level Indian who is unwilling to work for others, using sewing skills to persuade other low-level people to join him. The team finally won the clothing competition in one fell swoop, and brought more Chinese people to show their creativity, and achieved the stories of the brands of MADE IN INDIA.
Probably the Indian society also realizes that its industry should be transformed from copying to creation, so there is such a movie. There are two places in the movie that directly point the finger at MADE IN CHINA, and some things are self-evident. However, such a change in thinking is something that every "world factory" must experience if they want to get rid of their status as migrant workers.
In general, such a core wrapped in a shell of patriotic feelings is quite flaming, the plot is also very inspirational, and there are also some sensational plots of going blabla for a dream. The plot of "The Sewing Machine Band" a few years ago is very similar to this, but it's good to watch this kind of movie, you can't watch it often, or it will turn into chicken soup.
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