Watching this film reminds me of "Gandhi Biography", Gandhi made great efforts for the independence of India. The film also reflects the relationship between the British and Indians in India under British colonial rule. The 1985 film showed the style and architectural style of India, including the last large section of scenery, which should be the Himalayas, which is really spectacular.
The film did not deliberately smear British colonial rule, and did not focus on the description of Indian resistance. It seemed to express the content of the expression in a straightforward manner. Instead of looking down on the Indians, the old British lady was full of sympathy. There are also righteous Britons who insist on the truth and are willing to make friends with Indians.
Put aside racial prejudice and treat each other as equals.
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