The ending of the movie disappointed me. It was another story of a prodigal son. The director seemed to tell us that people who are hopeless can start over, but I don't believe this. The protagonist of the film is a complete playboy who is ruthless and selfish, and does not need to consider the happiness of others except himself. At first, he listened to other people's slander against his girlfriend, and strode away. After knowing the truth, he would only get drunk at his girlfriend's wedding and become unconscious. My father is just a money machine, and he only deals with drugs and alcohol all day long. Such people do not deserve happiness at all. But the director arranged for an angel - a prostitute who took the betrayal of the body lightly but fell in love with such a completely depraved man at first sight, and let such an angel finally save Dev's soul. This is by no means a reality, but an adult fairy tale. In real reality, Dev wouldn't just see a scene of death and repent, even if he knew that life was short, he would never have turned around like this. A deeply troubled person can only regret it when his true death comes. Those who are repentant must have a heart of repentance in their own right. After seeing the description of Dev's confused life in the previous paragraphs, I can deeply feel that kind of helplessness and despair, but a reunion ending reduces this feeling to the lowest level. Perfection is not life, but infinite regrets. . . . . .
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