I watched this movie through a lot of hard work. First of all, there are no subtitles on the online resources. I went to a foreign website and downloaded an English version of the subtitles. Then I used the software to translate it and watch it on the network disk. The speed limit and the non-stop stalling can be described as twists and turns. Although the software translation is not in place, even Guess Daimeng probably understands the plot. ～～～～～～～～～
I watched "Hot" not long ago and it also reflects the feminist issue. Hot refers to the countryside. There is no religion. Hot is three women. Among them, there is a prostitute. Personally, I prefer hot. The hot director may not have a mentality. The director of "Burqa" is so dark, but it is also a complaint but more sunny.
As for "Lipstick Under the Burqa", I think the movie is a good movie. In recent years, Indian films are not like three and a half hours in previous years. Three hours have been edited shorter and shorter, and the shots have become more refined. While this movie reflects feminism, it also shows some human weaknesses. The practice of the female protagonists itself is controversial.
Want to be the heroine of a singer, she represents the family life of an unmarried girl and a woman in the same situation. She went to the store to steal things, of course, it can be understood that it was because of the strict management methods of her father and mother. Muslim families have strict requirements for traditions, and they must wear very strict cloth cards. Her curiosity about the outside world, men, beautiful clothes, wild nightlife, all these can only be obtained by stealing. My father always told her to never have a theory or refute, which also shows that theoretical refutation is never useful, but should she steal it? It won't happen if you don't steal. Shouldn't it?
Saleswoman heroine, she represents marriage women. Her career is very successful. Her husband fucks as long as she wants. She doesn’t wear a condom. She aborts countless times. She bought a condom. Her husband said that she didn’t bring it. She accepted it with tears. Her husband treated his wife as a vent. Tools, and require his wife to stay at home. The problem is that my husband is still a loser. I didn't receive the money for the project. I didn't have the money to spend, but I still went out to find the mistress. She shouldn't question her husband directly.
The hostess of the beauty salon is open, bold, and has a strong yearning and impulse for free life. She represents a woman in love. But the men did not accept it. He didn't even want to have sex with her, thinking that she worshipped money, thinking that she was not obedient to women. Or she is really too open. Needless to say, in China, it is still relatively rare in such an environment. Her crazy love and pursuit of life has not been exchanged for flying together, but in exchange for being despised.
A 55-year-old widow, she represents women without husbands. She is more engaged. She likes pornographic books, fantasies, and even has sex with Xiaoxianrou. Her repressed human nature is prone to metamorphosis. In fact, this is not a metamorphosis. This is just the release of human nature, and physical needs are not shameful.
I don’t want to say too much about Islam. This film has become banned in India for religious reasons. It was a lot of effort for me to watch this film in China. The addition of religion makes the psychological background of the movie protagonists more complicated and messy, but it is precisely because of this that they can more truly reflect their ecological environment and experience. Their lives are kidnapped, kidnapped by family, kidnapped by love, kidnapped by husband, kidnapped by society, no matter what state you are in, unmarried, married, in love, or unmarried, none of them can escape. This net really is Resume without leaking.
Where does this sorrow come from? Society, family, love, and marriage are all imprisoned by religion, and the notions of male superiority and inferiority. They struggle, and the endings are like the final ending of the movie, and they are sullen and humiliated. Men and women who agree with this kind of life look on coldly, right. A joke, only the sympathetic women cast pitying glances, and only promise to help you pick up those dreams that are pinned in pornographic novels. . . . .
Has been torn apart.
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