Kapoor and sons since 1921 is the title of the movie, and it is also the introduction that the grandfather in the movie hopes to write on the family portrait.
The story revolves around the Kapoor family. The fragmented lines and noisy characters are the epitome of every family. In the seemingly harmonious family, there are secrets big and small, and these secrets broke out on the day of the family photo shoot. Every family member was thrown into chaos, which eventually led to the death of the father in a car accident. Life seems to be slowly returning to peace, and everyone hides their pain in the depths until Grandpa brings them together to complete the family photo shoot together. People reconcile and forgive each other. At the end of the story, I once again saw the ugly appearance of myself crying on the shady screen that appeared. Yes, I was very unpromising, and was moved to tears again.
This is a movie where everyone can find themselves in the play, I found myself in the younger brother who was neglected by the mother in the play, and found myself in the brother who was overwhelmed by the perfect son of the mother, I also find myself in everyone who regrets not saying goodbye to their loved ones. We always have too much dissatisfaction with our family, but all this is not worth mentioning in the face of the pain of losing a loved one.
In the movie, the person who has experienced the most pain should be Grandpa. He participated in the war when he was young, saw his comrades die in front of him, lost his wife in old age, and lost his son in the twilight of his life. However, he is the most lovely and optimistic person in the whole film. His heart is full of grief, but he has learned to cherish it even more. He knows that instead of living in pain and hatred, it is better to learn to be optimistic, learn to cherish the present, and bring happiness to those around him.
I have spent 28 years in my life, and I can't let go of many things. Sometimes I can't understand that my sincerity is denied by others, sometimes I hate all those who have failed me, and sometimes I can't get out of the sadness of losing a loved one. However, time has changed, and in the dead of night, I often regret that I couldn't forgive them at that time, regret that I left without saying goodbye, and I can hardly restrain myself from remembering the good times. But I know I can't go back. Forgiveness is reconciliation with others, but also reconciliation with yourself. As I grew older and realized the value of human relationships, I was reluctant to say goodbye in a hurry, and I was no longer willing to say no.
So, past, present, and future, my family, my friends, I wish you all the best. bless.
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