I went to watch it last night, and it's not bad. It's a qualified and even quite good commercial film. Inspiration, growth, change, the consistent pattern of Hollywood, coupled with a little attention to the status quo of Indian women, suddenly became taller. However, the portrayal of the current situation of women is too superficial, and the pressure on female protagonists in Indian society is too optimistic. The movie seems to have a perfect ending, but life after the ending is even more difficult. Is the little girl's mother really divorced? Does that simple signature work? If she is divorced, how will she face the censure of her parents? It is clear from her marriage that her family is equally conservative. If there is no divorce, then the father has great rights to the mother and the daughter. He is only giving in temporarily, and will eventually make a comeback. However, forget it, as a commercial film, it is enough to stop here abruptly. What impressed me the most in the film is the mother, she is sometimes conservative and sometimes fashionable, she is transparent and naive, she is both a qualified mother and a lovely child. Her life was unfortunate, but she gave her children the greatest freedom and joy in her unfortunate life. Even the final resistance to her husband is for her daughter's dream! How unfortunate the little girl is, her father is rough, authoritarian, and patriarchal, and how lucky the little girl is to have such an excellent mother.
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