The secretly rebellious little hot girl in the film, the old aunt who can be called the leader, the low-brow and pleasing little woman who forbears her husband, the sexy goddess who loves uncompromisingly, are all too familiar to us, we have all seen or just These little people in the market.
Their dream is to indulge in singing and dancing and unrestricted freedom. To have a man who loves himself, can work normally, and go to the far place they have longed for. These seem too common things in their eyes. It is a distant dream, one day that can be crushed by those men and men and women in the world. This is all the director wants to say, giving women freedom, allowing women to live a normal life, have desires and pursuits. These are not only men's symbols, but also women's rights.
This film is not about dreams, but life. If it is considered as a commercial film, it shows the colorful Indian style and showy sexy from time to time. If it is considered as a literary film, it expresses the director's understanding of the affirmative movement. But neither was done well. In fact, the dream at the center of the film is not so relevant to the topic. It seems to tell us that what we are after is an illusion, and it seems to be talking about enjoying the process. These four women see I didn't seem to get anything, but they all worked hard for the dream and enjoyed the process. Returning to the story that runs through the entire film, the woman’s dream is written as a physical desire. We can admit that women are physically suppressed, but this contradiction is not the most prominent, the most prominent is that we have not gained society The recognition of the four women, and the experience of these four women is to tell us that women need social status and recognition.
Every woman’s dream is a desire entangled in society, and it is a symbol of everyone. If the film does not consider this issue clearly, then the awakening of feminist consciousness is meaningless and difficult to move people’s hearts. .
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