A few years ago, I watched a movie that had been lying on the hard drive for a long time - "Three Silly Bollywood", and after watching it, I was amazed: this is a masterpiece that was damaged by the title. I saw this movie not long ago, the name was so stupid, if it wasn't for the names of the starring actors and the director that made me realize that this might be another masterpiece that was hidden deep enough, I guess it would have been classified into something similar to "Alien Wars". The cold palace list of films like Avatar, I can't even get a single look from me.
The male lead is Aamir Khan, and the director Rajkumar Hirani is the male protagonist and director of "Three Silly", which is also the driving force for me to spend 153 minutes watching this liar (the name is of course checked online, many actors and directors have The name can only be mixed with a familiar face). The length of the film is still relatively long, but there is still a lot of water. One is that the previous story narrative is a bit slow, and the other is that Indian films must have songs and dances that have little to do with the plot...
The main story of the film revolves around "religion". Although 83% of the population in India believe in Hinduism, the composition of other religions is still very complex. In addition to Hinduism, they also believe in Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Buddhism, Jainism, and naturally there is another team - atheists . Different religious customs and beliefs are more likely to lead to conflicts and corruption. The director of this film is based on this to create the film, and many of the details are portrayed as a comedy as a comedy. Grounded observation and capture.
An alien who comes into contact with various religions in India, like an atheist being forced into a religious puddle, will only be uncomfortable and finally rise up to resist. The male protagonist simply believes in all religions when he has no way to ask for help. This reminds me of the male protagonist Pi in Ang Lee's film "The Fantastic Drifting of Young Pi". Young Pi believes in three religions in private, and these religions are the most important to him. When you are helpless, you can't help at all when you are trapped in the ocean and facing a tiger, at least I didn't see it. Perhaps faith, like marriage, also requires loyalty.
There is a saying about China: Chinese people have no faith. And it's increasingly easy to find support for that argument on Chinese news sites. In India, this country is more like a bird cage that is used to abusing beliefs. Too many people are coerced, and there are also a group of unrighteous people who make huge fortunes in the name of religion and promote mass fraud, and this is the director of "PK". want to criticize. It is worth distinguishing that the director is hostile to the "artificial god", not the "creator". In China, most of the Chinese people, including me, lack the sense of reverence for their beliefs, and some even attribute the crimes committed by terrorists who use religion to "God" and point their guns at religion. God should have laughed.
Although this film involves aliens, it is almost out of sci-fi elements. Although this alien is not all handsome, it is not weird, nor does he have any special abilities, except that the original communication method relies on physical contact, which is not much different from human beings. And this kind of contact and communication is more like a satire of dissatisfaction with today's communication tools taking on the heavy responsibility of communication. Stripped of the character's alien identity, he is closer to being an alien-like presence in India - atheists, who are also constantly hitting on these religions. What's more, the male protagonist can be regarded as a symbol of science. He is carrying a large tape recorder from beginning to end. Such a technological product may have something to do with it.
Such substitution means that science is incompatible with religion at first, and the powerful force of religion often forces science to have nowhere to "strive justice." However, in the process of constantly challenging and questioning, I felt more and more that there was a misunderstanding of religion before, but in fact, the two can coexist. The "Theory of Everything" I watched not long ago also involved such a question, whether to believe in science or in God. As the spokesperson of science, the male protagonist Hawking chose to respect the existence of God when his scientific theories became more and more convincing. In fact, it is also true that one is born in subjective thought, and the other exists in objective reality. There can be any hatred or grievance in the parallel space.
Regarding thinking about this film, it seems that the most unreliable thing is his title.
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