Some thoughts on the film

I liked most of the first part of the movie, but since it was an Indian movie, I started to guess from the middle that the heroine would not be with the French. Then, sure enough, it made me feel a kind of cultural limitation. It doesn't mean that the heroine must be with the French, but the emotional line between the heroine and the French has been deliberately omitted, and although the second half of the words said It's touching, but doesn't solve the real problem. Movies keep emphasizing English, but is English really the only problem? The wanton drive of the husband to the wife, the denial of the wife's value is definitely not only a problem of English. In the movie, the husband doesn't want to talk to his wife, and he thinks that the wife just cooks is all a matter of English, but is that really the case? The child looks down on the mother because her English is not good, but the husband is not. It is shown several times in the movie, but the problem is simplified at the end. I think it is a pity that it could have been deeper and more brilliant. And I think I read an essay with full marks, the wife was wronged at the beginning, the school tyrant mode was turned on in the middle, and the ending was impressive. But it's a really good movie. Full score composition' has both positive and negative meanings.

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