The first Indian film I watched, there was no singing and dancing, and the rhythm was very slow. Instead, I saw the taste of electronic love and untouchable lovers. If the heroine's husband cheated, then the heroine is also considered a spiritual cheater, pay attention to ethics India really did not let such films cross the red line. Bhutan, the happiest country in the legend, has become a utopia in the minds of the hero and heroine, but the open ending makes it impossible to guess whether the two will meet again. The male protagonist's struggle started when someone gave him his seat when he squeezed the bus. When he shaves his beard, he realized that he is already old. This kind of pain that I am not born to a king, and that I am old when the king is born makes the male protagonist dare not dare. Appearing in front of the heroine reminds me of Salinger's sentence: Love is a hand that wants to touch but withdraw. Finally, the lines mentioned by the male and female protagonists: the wrong train can also lead you to the right path. I think people who love each other will always meet.
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