I recently watched an Indian movie "Love Without Borders". Although it is not a true love story, it does portray the beautiful fantasy of love in human nature to the fullest. I always claim to be a realist, and I disdain these illusory things. And Gu, watching this movie, I really feel that love is really only in your heart. You have it, think about it, feel it, and it can touch the heartstrings and take root. It's not that I haven't seen the joys and sorrows in the world, it's not that I haven't been moved by the love on the screen, but it's a story from when I was young and ignorant.
The plot of the story is not surprising. The film tells the love story of an Indian helicopter lifeguard and a Pakistani girl. The hero Veer (Shah Rukh Khan) is a rescue pilot of the Indian Air Force. He often risked his life to rescue those in need. One day, while performing a mission, he met the princess of his dream-Zaara (Pritty Zeta). An unexplainable feeling made him fall in love with Zaara, a girl from a different religion in Pakistan, at first sight.
Zaara used to be a carefree and lively girl, but in order to fulfill the dying wish of the pregnant mother's soul to return to her hometown, she alone brought the ashes of her pregnant mother to India. When she encountered a bus accident, she met Veer who had come to rescue her, and changed her life intentions, sending herself and Veer into the paradise of true love and into the hell of the trap. The male protagonist is Indian, but he was framed as a spy and spent 22 years in prison in Pakistan. The female protagonist (Pakistani) mistakenly believed that her lover is no longer alive, and resolutely came to India and contributed to the public welfare in the male protagonist’s hometown. year.
Twenty-two years later, in order to realize her work ideals, and because she heard the poignant story of Veer and Zaara, a female lawyer who had just entered the ranks of lawyers finally brought together in her twilight years two people who fell in love and couldn't be together... …
In order not to damage the reputation of a Pakistani girl, Veer silently endured 22 years of hard work in prison. In order to realize Veer's ideals, Zaara gave up marrying into a wealthy family, and used her youth as an ordinary peasant woman in her lover's hometown to realize his ideals. With 22 years of precious youth, the two silently paid for each other, really thinking that each other Life and death are boundless.
After Veer met the beautiful Zaara in India, the two happily spent a short time of happiness. Such happiness and affection were built on the basis of love rather than love. The simple and beautiful country life left behind Happy youth figure. But after all Zaara is going back to Pakistan. At the farewell train station, Veer saw her fiancé, feeling sad and frustrated. In the train station, he said sadly about the parting of love.
"Zaara, I am a very simple person.
I think frankly and frankly. the problem is simple
this is the first time
I began to deliberate
the whole idea of the journey I have managed to
retain you do not let you go
and tell you I really like you if you think I'm pretty good then
that we would get married
and we'll I
spent my whole life happily like the past two days,
but the man in the sky is really weird that
he allows me to build my confidence, but when my confidence is about to build up,
he will change the whole story.
You must be very surprised
why I tell you everything now
, please don’t Misunderstanding,
I understand that you belong to someone else.
There will be nothing and nothing between us,
but whenever and wherever
you need friends,
just remember that
there is a man on the border
who is willing to give his life for you."
"Love Without Borders" is not a superficial and gorgeous romance film. In the 22 years of isolation between the hero and heroine, we see not only the steadfastness of love, but also the dispute between India and Pakistan, the involuntary destiny of women in a patriarchal society, and the transcendence of national boundaries and religions between the Indian and Pakistani people. The beauty of human nature and soul. The highlight of the film is the final statement read by Veer at the end, the touching Indian love letter. His open-minded mind is admirable and respectable.
I, prisoner 786 (I, prisoner number 786)
looked out from prison bars (look through the bar of the jail )
I looked at the months and years have become forever (I See days, months, years change to eons)
from From the land of this land comes the fragrance of my father`s fields, the
scorching sun reminds me of cheese made by Maati (This burning sun reminds me of my Maati`s cool buttermilk)
This rain brings along with it the swings of the seasons (This rain brings along with it the swings of the seasons)
This winter fills me with the warmth of the fires of my lodi- A traditional Indian festival where the hero and heroine celebrates one day)
They say this is not your country, but why do I feel that it is?
(They say this is not your country then why does it feel like mine?)
Some people say that I am not like him, but why does he look like me?
(He says I am not like him , then why does he look like me?)
I, prisoner 786 (I, prisoner number 786)
looked out from prison bars (look through zhe bar of the jail )
I saw descend from heaven的天使(I see an anjel who has descended from heaven)
She said her name is Saamiya, and she called me Veer (She calls herself Saamiya and she calls me Veer)
She is a complete stranger, but treats me like a relative (She is a complete stranger ,but treats me as her own)
Listening to her sincere words, I want to live once more (Hearing her thuthful words, I feel lilk living once more)
Listening to her promise, I want to do something more ( Hearing her promises and vows, I feel lilk doing something more) They say that she is not my relative, (They say that no one of mine) But
why does she fight the world for me? (Why does she fight the world for me?)
Some people say that I am not like her, but why does she look like me? (He says I am not like her, then why does she look like me?)
I, prisoner number 786 (I, prisoner number 786)
look through the bar of the jail (look through the bar of the jail)
I see my Zaara wrapped in the colors of my village (I see my Zaara wrapped in the colours of my willage)
she realized my dream, but forget their dreams (she making my dreams comes true, she has forgotten her own)
she take care of my village, but forget herself (in serving my people, she has left behind her own)
Now, I feel like filling her being with happiness (Now, I feel like filling her being with happiness)
I want to live another lifetime for her (I feel like living another lifetime for her)
They say that is my country, It’s not hers (They says my country is not hers) But
why does she stay in my house? (Then why is she staying in my home?)
Some people say that I am not like her, but why does she look like me? (He says I am not like her, then why does she look like me?)
I, prisoner 786 (I, prisoner number 786)
look through the bar of the jail
Shah Rukh Khan read these verses deep under the soothing flute accompaniment, and the audience was silent and applauded after they stood up.
Are people pretending to be God, or God pretending to be man?
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