After watching the movie, I have a lot to say.
The world is cruel, so cruel that it cannot tolerate the existence of losers. "There is a woman behind every successful man, and there is a woman behind every failed man, but no one will stand by a loser." "Sometimes you can be respected by being humiliated." "You have to work hard. , Sultan, you have to work hard, and the whole world will respect you." These are the words that his father said to Sultan after he was humiliated by Alpha. This world can tolerate anything, but it will not tolerate losers, and it will not tolerate losers who have given up on themselves. It's not terrible to be humiliated, it's terrible to never get back on your feet, forever drowned in grief, and become a living dead. You can be defeated, you can be humiliated, but you can't give up on yourself, you have to work hard and work hard to earn respect. You can be dumped and humiliated by the boyfriend you really loved, you can be laughed at by others "this is a single female doctor who can't graduate", but you can't be immersed in sadness and can't pull it out, you can't give up yourself , even if the whole world laughs at you, you can't give up on yourself, you must work hard, work hard, win back the respect of the world, and win back your own respect for yourself. There is no retreat, only hard work.
There is a small point in the film that I am more moved by, that is, the heroine has an independent mind and does not want to stay behind the veil all her life. She wants to pursue what she wants like a man, and prove that she can do what a man can do. Women don't need to depend on men to live. So she looked down on the sultan who was only glib at first, and the man she needed was a man who could earn her respect. In India, women with a lot of bondage can still strive for self-reliance, but I am ashamed of myself after reading books for more than 20 years and just want to survive by clinging to men like a parasite. Here I remind myself that you should never think about living on others, no matter how beautiful your love is, you can't lose yourself, and you must always maintain your own independent economy and independent personality. How much bloody reality tells you that women who sacrifice their independence will eventually be abandoned by men and society. Don't try it with luck, you must rely on yourself to live, and you must rely on yourself to get the life you want.
Another small point that touched me was that at the end of the film, Sudan was seriously injured in the semi-finals, and he probably wouldn’t be able to survive if he went to the game again, so everyone discouraged Sudan from giving up. When his wife saw Sultan, although she felt sorry for him, she didn't discourage him, but said, "Everyone told you to give up because they didn't understand you." She understood Sultan's nature, and she would rather die than give up. So she did not persuade Sultan to give up, but reassured him to go to the game and asked him to come back alive. What a man needs is a lover's support, not a hindrance. When a woman treats her husband, understanding is the most important thing, understanding him, and supporting him to follow her heart. Smart women have to learn this.
Through the change of Sudan's attitude towards wrestling, the film conveys to the audience "In the face of life's challenges and hardships, never give up on yourself. No one can beat you unless you allow yourself to be beaten." There are some words in the film that moved me , excerpted below, which is also the belief conveyed by the film:
"When your destiny abandons you, you write your own destiny."
"No one can beat you unless you beat yourself."
"The real value of a wrestler is not in the wrestling ring, but in facing the challenges of life. When life beats you, you get back on your feet, beat adversity, face life head-on, and win it."
"I'm going back to the place where we lost everything. But this time, I'm going to fight for my dignity, yours, mine, and our absent children."
"Look at him, he's a tired loser. This Tyon is engulfed in grief, slow suicide. I don't know the dead."
"Everyone thinks the hero is the one who wins, but I firmly believe that the real hero is the one who loses. Because only he knows the value of success. I see myself in you. Sultan, you also lost the most important thing in your life. A precious thing. Your fighting spirit is bigger than a title because you are fighting against yourself, Sultan, don't let yourself down."
"You taught me one thing, don't accept setbacks in life and never give up."
"I learned three things that day, wrestling is not a sport, but a process against it. Second, a real wrestler is not one who wins medals, but one who wins the challenges that life brings. The last thing is, no one can beat you unless you allow yourself to be beaten."
It's not easy to live, let's work together.
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