As far as the plot goes, it's not really a good movie. There are a lot of things in the play that I can't bear to scrutinize. But I'm still in love with brothers Sahil and Samar. The first reason is, of course, that this is played by my male god Aamir Khan. I have to say that Aamir Khan's acting skills are so explosive. The twin brothers make him completely different.
But what I love more is actually the character setting of the two brothers, which is the villain. In fact, it is not an exaggeration to say that Sahir is a bad guy. In fact, he also tried to kill a policeman who was just doing his duty. He is a bad guy in the traditional sense, but sometimes we just worship a bad guy. why? In fact, this is the meaning of written works, we all have a devil hidden in our hearts.
We need idol dramas because real love is too difficult. We always hope that lovers will be married, but the results are often unsatisfactory. We need superhero movies because so many of us aspire to be heroes, enjoying the mediocre and trivial lives of our high-profile and real-life counterparts, worrying about making ends meet. And again we need villains because we all have a demon inside of us. Think about whether you have ever fantasized about taking revenge on society because of unfair treatment. Of course, most of these are just thoughts. If it is more serious, they will curse their own nation and motherland like a troll on the Internet. This is more or less implied that we want to be or have the villain to take revenge on this imperfect world.
As a result, villains like fantasy car gods in literary and artistic works came into being. They rob banks, blow up banks, and make them bankrupt. (Actually, in my opinion, they can't blame the bank entirely for what happened to them. The bank closed the circus, but suicide was his father's choice.)
We need villains to vent our resentment against the world just as we need fairy tales to satisfy our love fantasies.
(Personal opinion, don't spray if you don't like it)
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