Watching "Love Without Borders" again, tears still filled my eyes.
"Which dynasty are they? There is a Vail who sacrificed 22 years so easily to protect Zara's reputation. Another Zara spent 22 years in a strange country to make Vail's dream come true. . Are they people pretending to be God or God pretending to be adults?" This is a question from the female lawyer Samia who was moved by their poignant love.
The two spent 22 years to pay homage to the two men and women who were in love with each other for 2 days. After 22 years, they finally learned the whereabouts of each other and were able to meet in court. When their eyes moved towards each other slowly, they sang:
"For you, I lived through this period and closed my lips tightly.
For you, I lived through this period without shed a single tear.
But the spark of love in my heart has been burning for you, only for you..."
The shots alternate, change, and scenes from the past reappear. Young and beautiful, she is handsome and handsome, and the first encounter, acquaintance, laughter, pursuit, helplessness, choice, and separation all sorts of things. One would rather sacrifice freedom in prison for the reputation of the beloved woman, and the other would go to a strange country for true love to realize his dream. See you again 22 years later, with white temples and vicissitudes of life.
This kind of alternate shots were also shown when the two were separated at the railway station, the inseparable feelings of reliance, the helplessness, loss and sadness of having to be separated, the intertwining of lingering desires.
"Life has brought me many old times, and countless memories haunt me.
Without asking, I have now found the real answer.
Look, what am I yearning for, what am I getting, how can I tell the cruelty of the world?
I was forced to live a life without you, ignoring the nameless people they said about you.
This world has imposed so much suffering, but in my heart, the spark of love has been burning for you, only for you..."
In 22 years, things are different and the vicissitudes of life. Only relying on the good memories of the past to support the cruel present, the two have no regrets, and are willing to do so. Such a moving and unswerving love touches each of our hearts that are increasingly numb and rough under the reality of the material. I didn't ask for it, I just wanted to pay for the other person, just like "The Maggie's Gift". The scenes alternate, the past and the reality cross, the male and female duet singing with sighs and sighs, how sad and sad, the best time has passed, tossing and tossing, not to mention the sorrow, but touching and tearing.
I have to admit that Indian romance films are very inciting. The Indian language is also very romantic and poetic. The Indian love letter at the end of the film is not inferior to Tagore's poems, and it pushes the whole play to a climax.
The films 17 years ago have experienced the precipitation of the years, and they can still move and move people even today. This is where the classic charm lies, and this is also the charm of Shahrukh. People would rather believe that even if there is only desolation and desert in this world, there is still a kind of beauty called love.
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