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Indian movies are the reason I decided to open. I don’t know if anyone like me feels that Indian movies have their own charm. Of course, although singing and dancing from time to time is its characteristic, it is also a slot.
In fact, many movie methods used the way of storytelling to spread the movie. The male protagonist was very attractive when he was a child, but when he grows up, he is a little hard to say. This is the feeling on the actors.
The story is rather bizarre. There are very few experiences like this. I think if you get a fake passport in China, you won’t be able to get through the airport. But extraordinary experiences, but some of the most common themes, dreams. The male protagonist from the slum used his own charm and experience to live a different life. Moreover, he not only made himself different, but also taught and helped others.
What impressed me the most was the blind grandfather who appeared in the middle, a wise old man who used his love to make the boy look back. There is also her mother, a hardworking and simple woman. Although she is a single mother, she does not give up at all. She is still optimistic and strong to raise her child and teach him a lot of life principles. There is a clip of a male protagonist on a hot air balloon. When he was about to give up, looking at his mother's photo, what he remembered was his mother's teaching, which shows how deeply his mother has influenced him.
There is no obvious Indian song and dance, only one time. It will not make people uncomfortable or even irritable.
You can consider opening it to see a more positive and contagious film.
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