I recently revisited this version on the big screen, and the forgotten plot reappeared in front of my eyes.
The heroine looks okay, but there are a lot of freckles under the eyes, which makes her look old. The Indian doctor is very handsome. In order to please the British, he speaks a little silly. Later, it caused a misunderstanding. Fortunately, the heroine did not discriminate against Indians and told the truth.
The film has a certain depth of thought, a misunderstanding of Indians' dissatisfaction with colonialism. No wonder I didn't think it looked good when I was a child, but I liked it when I grew up.
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