"Lunchbox" is a distinctive Indian romance film. To be precise, it is more like a focus on life and life.
"Sometimes, the wrong train will take you to the right station."
A lonely and silent uncle, a simple and lonely housewife, because of a wrong lunch, began a letter exchange of mutual comfort, and the two lived in In different corners of the city, people who seem to never have intersections are under this coincidence, and their lives seem to be different from yesterday.
The story is simple, but the content and turning point of the letter are wonderful. The description of people's living conditions and spiritual conditions in the film is truly terrifying. The world is really lonely as snow. I remembered my junior high school. The years of passing the note are unbearable to look back on. . .
The most surprising thing about the whole film is the delicate and true brushstrokes, depicting tiny ordinary people and lives, without adding any emotional rendering and atmosphere creation, and trying to restore the original life of life to show a true story. The second is the acting skills of several leading actors. The performances of Irfan Khan, Navazuddin Sidigui and Nimrat Kaul are all nuanced, authentic and impressive. Finally, the film is about the true expression of people's emotional needs in life. This performance process is very natural and allows people to agree. The end of the film is also an unexpected part, and everyone may have a different ending in their minds.
Generally speaking, this is a good movie, an Indian movie you don't know. There is no gorgeous singing, dancing and fighting, and some are real life and attention to people. Xiaowuwu four stars sincerely recommend it!
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