I always thought that only China's education system would give birth to such things as parents looking for someone to go through the back door, buying a school district housing, etc. for their children to go to a good school. After watching this film, I found that parents all over the world are the same for their children. Similarly, the distribution of educational resources in the world is uneven, and there is a gap between the rich and the poor. I think the most tear-jerking part is Raj's life as a poor man, facing countless embarrassing moments when his lies are exposed, but being saved time and time again by a neighbor who even gave his life to help Raj's family. Even if the lie was finally broken and the neighbor wanted to report it, he gave up because of Pia's smile. These people treat each other sincerely, but they are not taught by the so-called "aristocratic school". This is the kindness that is still maintained in poverty, and it is a rare thing in the world of money.
This film uses education, an issue that is concerned by the world, to talk about the class gap, and finally returns to the discussion of the goodness of human nature, which is thought-provoking.
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