I watched this movie in the dormitory before, and I burst into tears after watching it. It is really touching, and I recommend this movie to everyone here.
In a fierce India-Pakistan cricket match, a girl quack landed in Pakistan, and her mother named the girl Shahidahar Sali Malhotra after a star on the field. Time flies. In the blink of an eye, Shahida is already six years old, but she still can't speak. Her distraught mother took her to the halal pilgrimage in Delhi, India, to make a pilgrimage. On the way back to Pakistan by train, little Shahida got off the train while her mother was asleep. As the train rumbled, the mother and daughter were separated at both ends of the border. Although they were close at hand, they were far away. horizon. This is the beginning of the movie, started by a mother, and it resonates very well.
The movie starts with a prediction that the little girl will eventually return to her own country and will bring peace to a new country. Although it is not known whether such a country can truly achieve peace, the director's intention is undoubtedly very moving. The most worthy of reflection in this film is the religious war. When the uncle took the little girl across the border alone but was rejected, what he saw was the pain caused by the conflict between war and religion to the people.
Another important person is a reporter. The reporter recorded the whole incident and truthfully reflected it to people all over the country. This incident also made everyone cry. And the uncle who had a bumpy road in love finally gained happiness because of his kindness.
The devout Hindu in the film is even a stubborn Brahmin, who eventually accepts the devout Muslim, and the people of the Islamic world return the kind Indian with the same enthusiasm and love. If the protagonist was not so stubborn and even a little stupid, such acceptance and feedback would not be as moving as it is now presented. It is his stubbornness, his unreserved honesty about his Hindu identity, that makes this acceptance all the more meaningful.
This Indian film also has a unique style. Speaking of artistic ambition, its height transcends the division between politics and religion, and even creates the sense of fate and heroic image of the great sage Sun in "Journey to the West". According to the down-to-earth statement, it also exposed the fresh meat of the male god and the cute face of loli, and told the ridiculous social phenomenon in India, which made the audience who felt the same smile knowingly and sincerely sigh. Also worth seeing is Little Loli, a really beautiful little girl, I recommend it to everyone.
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