"Passage of Fire": Singing and dancing to hang the enemy who killed his father

A drug dealer wants to build an industrial base in a village in India, which is opposed by the local people, especially the principal of the primary school, in order to get rid of the thorn in his side. Drug dealers framed the principal to rape a female student one night, and the people who did not know the truth were instigated to hang the principal alive under a tree. This cruel scene happened in front of the headmaster's 12-year-old son Vijay. Later, Vijay and his pregnant mother left their hometown with humiliation and anger and went to Mumbai to seek a way out. Fifteen years later, Vijay, who has become the right-hand man of the Mumbai underworld boss, believes that the time for revenge is finally ripe, and leads many of his men to reappear in his hometown, or under the tree, to face the drug dealers face-to-face.

The film is directed by Karan Malhotra, the assistant director of "My Name is Khan" in 2010. This film should be Karan Malhotra's first feature film, with a duration of nearly 3 hours. Invite the Indian king-level star Hrithik Roshan in "Request in the Rain" and Miss World Priyanka Chopra in "Buffy's Bizarre Fate". The villain is from "The Gangster Peace Dream" Performed by Sanjay Dutt. Katrina Kaif, the sex goddess who beat Angelina Jolie and Scarlett Johansson in "The Men's Gang," has a short, stunning song and dance scene in the film. Although this is an epic revenge drama, with huge scenes and many characters, and sincere feelings, but due to the old-fashioned loopholes in the script, it has not won many awards. It only won the best song award and the best song at the Zee Film Festival in India. Best Technology Award.

Of course, one should not pay too much attention to watching Indian musicals. For this traditional revenge film, if it is viewed as a "Hamlet"-style stage play, under the unique Indian style, it can definitely achieve A pleasing feeling. All the handsome guys and beauties will appear together, and there will be another confrontation with the wicked big BOSS. All the passion and depression of revenge can be best vented. Even if the audience clearly knows the unexpected ending, they still enjoy the colorful scenes and characters with the utmost interest. Every movie produced in India will have gorgeous singing and dancing clips on stage. This is the biggest shortcoming in domestic movies, and it is the best model worthy of our emulation.

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