You overlooked the biggest foreshadowing of this film

Morgan 2022-04-16 08:01:01

Are many people complacent that they discovered the BUG of the plot? Are many people proud that they saw the male protagonist's lie early? But you ignore the biggest foreshadowing of this film: this is the Indian police, this is not CSI, and this is not Bones, this is the Indian local police station with only a two-story building. So the male protagonist said: You have no interest in the truth.

The significance of this film's discussion goes far beyond these two cases, society, women's rights, and grassroots government. What the screenwriter said in a mocking tone was the helplessness of the social status quo.

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  • Lolita 2022-04-22 07:02:01

    The caste system in India is really indescribable. In other countries, the gap between the rich and the poor leads to revolutions, but India has seven classes, and the upper and lower classes are exploited, so that if the last class makes a revolution, all the classes above will suppress it for their own interests. it. On the one hand, it has created the regime and class stability of Indian society, and on the other hand, it has firmly locked the space for India's development. The director of the ending wanted to express the sense of destiny that the relevant departments did not act and the people were played by decent and evil people. Who said it was not given to him by such a society?

  • Uriel 2022-04-19 09:03:20

    "Some people use the truth to their advantage, some lie, and I use coincidence." The reversal setting is remarkable, the transition is a bit stiff, and I like the blackening of the ending. Fair enough, three and a half stars. BTW, annoying a commentary tone: Indian version of "Invisible Guest".