Looking at the plot arrangement in the movie, there must be a routine. The front is basically a foreshadowing, and then another kind of contradiction erupts. When the ladies saw a carriage at the door, they went straight to it, regardless of the payment and for whom it was used. In the end, honest Indians could only swallow their breath and say, let’s go, I’ll pay the bill.
Can a movie be dismantled? As an amateur moviegoer, every scene and dialogue has a purpose, maybe this action is the value.
On the night of the mosque, the Indian man looked so affectionately and tenderly, and then said something that made me want to cry, because this sentence contrasted with the dialogue he made with his friends before.
There were crocodiles on that river, eating floating corpses, what a wicked river, what a beautiful river. How to understand this sentence? Why is it both evil and beautiful?
The three were in a good mood talking about reincarnation by the pond, but the fiancé suddenly appeared and asked to leave immediately, and it was perfectly alright. It goes without saying that this is an inexplicable conflict of class differences.
Grade/Class Difference:
cultural difference:
Religious Differences:
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