Impressive two sentences, Reivew on Guzaarish

The plot is a bit too detached from reality in some aspects, such as the culprit who framed the male protagonist at large, and the male protagonist generously taught the enemy's son regardless of previous suspicions. The film is exploring the social nature of a person's life. When life itself becomes torture, the male protagonist is deprived of the right to euthanasia by society. Compared with the classic line at the end of the film, I think the declaration on the sign held by the parade who flashed by a certain scene is more representative: free to live, free to die. I

think of what I just watched a few days ago In "Suicide Shop", I found that the two films are just the opposite, one is to awaken the hope of survival in a society of "national suicide", and the other is to seek the rationality of suicide in a society where "suicide is illegal"; the former depicts The wind is twisted and weird, and every frame of the latter makes for a fine oil painting.

ps: The classic lines at the end: Break the rules, Forgive quickly, Kiss slowly, Love truly, Laugh uncontrollably, And never regret anything that made you smile.

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