I really watched a lot of Indian movies this year, and they are all classics. At that time, I was attracted by the combination of Uncle and Loli, and wanted to see some very cute and warm pictures and plots. As a result, after watching it, I found that it was a feature film reflecting on religious differences and conflicts.
Religious belief is the spiritual power of people. It injects people with sacred goals and guides people to reflect on themselves, surpass themselves, shape themselves, and realize themselves, so as to provide the foundation of emotion, will, and action for human life. An old wise man in a Pakistani mosque said: We welcome anyone, no matter what sect. So our mosques never lock their doors. This is a kind of great love, the kind of love that every religion advocates, without being bound by specific rules and regulations, believing in kindness, believing in the existence of love.
Because of love, children who are lost in foreign countries can go home safely; because of love, everyone can leave hatred behind, unite, and send "warriors" home; because of love, the little loli who has aphasia also overcomes psychological barriers and makes a voice. The movie has depth, moving, positive energy, and it is worth watching.
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