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Stung by just needing respect
Alexys 2022-03-25 09:01:15
Started to shock the development of Indian films. The narrative of this film is very smooth and balanced, and the scenes are constantly and everywhere, and then the climax erupts. Without big scenes, small stories sharply express social problems. On the other hand, domestic films, eh ... But what this film strikes me is not human equality and language discrimination, but the contempt of the wife by the powerful husband in the family, which affects the growth of his children. The film clearly uses the eldest daughter's politeness outside the home and her mother at home. At the very least, there is no comparison between the respect and the disgust of the eldest daughter and the cuteness of the younger son, implying that if the son grows up in such an environment, he may also become like his sister. What I see is not inspirational joy. I am willing to give up love because of the heroine's compromise. I only need to respect the sting. You love her before marrying her. You marry her but don't respect her. give up. 4 stars, without a doubt. PS: The youngest son of the film and the gay teacher add a lot to the film.
Extended Reading
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Yu Son: You hear? Sir David and boyfriend break up! Sir David very sad.
Eva: I know.
Salman Khan: Nothing sad about gay. People breaking up... drop one and pick another!
Shashi Godbole: Salman... don't say that. No making fun... We are all different from each other. For you... David Sir may not be 'normal'... For David Sir... you may not be 'normal'... but feelings are all the same... and pain is pain...
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Shashi Godbole: When you don't like yourself... you tend to dislike everything connected to you. New things seem to be more attractive. When you learn to love yourself... then the same old life... starts looking new... starts looking nice. Thank you... for teaching me... how to love myself! Thank you for making me... feel good about myself. Thank you so much!