The overall look and feel is still good, and the soundtrack adds a lot to the film.
But whether it is a smart phone or a more advanced technology display, it feels incompatible with the Indian civilization reflected by the dilapidated buildings in India [I am biased
Indians chatting with the mixture of Hindi and English makes it a bit dramatic, and other languages also have English mixed in, but it does not seem to account for such a large proportion as India.
What's more cute is that when Dave was smoking, he played smoking kills on the subtitles. The last country I saw doing this was Thailand, which is a mosaic of alcohol.
The reversal gives the impression that it is okay, but it is always expected, and it did not cause too much shock, but the soundtrack during the reversal is very exciting, it would be nice if the plot was stronger~
The gray-green picture at the end is very beautiful and atmospheric.
I still look forward to similar films in India in the future, and it is also possible to move forward in imitation.
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