I wanted to give it four stars. But I'm still uneasy about the ending.
I know that in the context of Indian society, it is normal for the heroine to make a decision to return to her family. But I really hate this man who doesn't know how to respect the heroine at all! I also know that the heroine and the little brother may not go on forever, so I have been telling myself that I must learn to love myself first, and jump from one relationship to another. If my mood remains the same, it is still difficult to continue. Just like what the heroine said at the wedding, you can only save yourself from the predicament of life. Other comments said that this inspirational film is slightly boring, the theme is too narrow, and it is not big. However, this is a female inspirational film that starts from the little things in life. I think all the scenes at the beginning, as well as character dialogue and character conflict, as well as the heroine's performance, are great! The heroine played this woman's obedience, trembling, and super vivid! Also, the uncle I met at the airport was really cute. His phrase "the first time is always special, all you have to do is be bold"
In fact, I also feel a little bit that the heroine is not too polite. Maybe it's because I don't really understand what the Indians are like, so for some understandings, I should look at it from the perspective of the Chinese.
The French guy said he felt sorry, maybe because he couldn't speak to the heroine because of his poor English when he first met him, so he felt guilty. In fact, when the French brother asked the heroine to make the team for the heroine! I think he is definitely a love line! I read the version, the little brother confessed that the French sentences were not translated, but I think it makes people (me) even more excited! There is also the last paragraph of the heroine, which can be regarded as a farewell to this unrequited relationship.
I think she must have been moved. When the little brother said seriously "You can, you are great, you are an artist", when the two had first physical contact on the rooftop, the little brother said that day "It's not the classroom that I like, it's Shasi". However, the ending was already predictable. Because she said to her niece "What I want is not love, but respect".
In fact, I think that respect is given by yourself. When you truly respect yourself and truly love yourself from the bottom of your heart, you will be surprised that everyone around you is so insignificant. Because at this point, you've learned to love yourself, you know you're nice, awesome, and cool, and at this point, you don't need approval from others.
But I'm still not satisfied with this ending, because I really annoy the heroine and husband. What kind of bullshit are you talking about? I don't think it's funny, it's just that he's been silly all the time.
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Oh yes! I also love the heroine's little niece! What a little angel. Always encourage the heroine and let the heroine pursue what she wants.
But what the heroine wants in her heart is to return to the family and win the respect of the family, so it is understandable for this ending. But as an audience, I still look forward to seeing the heroine continue to inspire and become a strong woman~become more confident~
and! After watching the movie, I really think they dote on children too much. I really don't want to get married, and I don't have to have kids. I just keep loving myself.
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