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film uses a flashback technique.
Pakistani girl saamiya, in order to obtain the same right to work as a man, obeyed her father's will, and worked hard to become the first Pakistani female lawyer. The first case she received was very hot: defending No. 786, an Indian prisoner who was convicted of espionage and detained in Pakistan for 22 years, and sent him back to her country. She not only defended this innocent prisoner, but also defended Pakistani women’s right to work.
For 22 years, the prisoner has never spoken, has remained silent. When Saamiya called out his real name veer, he suddenly began to tell his story.
Veer was originally a squadron captain of the Indian Air Force, engaged in border rescue work. He loves his job. Every day, he helps strangers get out of trouble. He is honest and simple, and his life is full of enthusiasm. In a rescue, he met a girl from Pakistan, Zaara, who was desperate for her life to protect the ashes of an old Indian servant in her family. The old servant confessed before his death that she must personally take her ashes back to India for burial.
So, with the help of Veer, Zaara fulfilled the old servant's wish. To thank Veer, she promised to do anything for him. Veer asked her to give him a day in her life, and he wanted to leave her with beautiful memories. So the two young people returned to the village where Veer's parents were to celebrate the holiday. The two old people admired Zaara very much, saying that whether they were Pakistani, Chinese or Japanese, they believed that she was the girl who was going to marry her son in the future, sitting behind the bicycle, and encouraged Veer to confess to her on the way back.
The next day, Veer sent Zaara back to the train station in Pakistan. Along the way, he was plucking up the courage to find ways to keep the girl, and just when his confidence was about to build up, Zaara's fiance appeared. All his dreams were shattered at that moment, and the fire of love was extinguished mercilessly as soon as it was ignited. Veer confessed his love to Zaara at the last moment. He said that he was a simple person, did not know how to think, did not know what love was, knew that she did not belong to him, just wished her happiness and never had tears. No matter when, remember to There are people on the border who are willing to give her their lives.
Zaara's family is preparing for the upcoming wedding, and her eyes are not always the shadow of Veer. Although her people have returned, their hearts remain in India. The intimate servant Shapoo called Veer secretly and asked him to come to Pakistan to take Veer away. After Veer knew what Zaara wanted, he crossed the border without hesitation and stood in front of Zaara. As an Indian pilot, entering Pakistan privately means that he will lose his military qualifications forever. These are not important to Veer.
In the heavy rain, Zaara plunged into Veer's arms in full view. Her father suffered a stroke on the spot and the scene was chaotic. Then there was a dead silence at home, and my father refused to wake up and refused to speak. It turns out that this marriage is not simple, but a political marriage, which is related to the political future of his father and the reputation of the family. So Zaara's mother decided to hold the wedding anyway. At night, she secretly found Veer and begged him to return his daughter to her and save her husband's life.
Veer knelt on the ground and said: "The mother does not need to pray to her son, but only needs to order. We fell in love without considering other things, let alone causing so much trouble to the surroundings. Although love is great, life is more important. I will Persuading Zaara to get married, I will return to India, please rest assured.”
Zaara’s mother said in tears, “Are all sons in your country like you?”
Veer said, “I don’t know about this. But mothers in our country are all like you. Same as you."
The next day, Veer and Zaara bid farewell. The two promised to remember the most important and beautiful moments in their lives, but to live a good life each with a smile on their faces. Before Veer left, Zaara's mother rushed to the bus station and gave him the amulet, saying: "Although what I want to say does not conform to my beliefs, I pray for Allah's blessings. Zaara belongs to you for the rest of life. "
Unexpectedly, after getting into the car, Veer was arrested by two policemen who accused him of being an Indian spy vito. Veer said he was the squadron captain of the Indian Air Force and came to Pakistan to find someone, but when asked who to look for, he was speechless. At this time, Zaara’s fiance appeared, and he said, “The time to test love has come. If you admit your spy status, I will give Zaara a life in heaven, otherwise, I will make her suffer for a lifetime.”
For the happiness of the lover, for the love of the lover Fame, Veer signed to admit that he was a spy vito and was imprisoned. At the same time, the car he should have boarded crashed on the way back to India, and his name veer was also on the death list. As a result, Veer completely disappeared from this world.
Saamiya was moved by the story of love without borders. She vowed to find Veer back, give him freedom, and send him back to India.
However, it is very difficult to win the lawsuit.
The prosecution lawyer is a leader in the legal profession and has never lost a lawsuit in his life. At the same time, he is also the teacher of this saamiya, and the reason why they parted ways is because the most basic principles are different. He believes in winning or losing, regardless of the truth, she pursues the truth and does not give up humanity. Therefore, the contest between the two in court is not only a case of winning or losing, but also a game of values.
The key to winning the lawsuit lies in proving Veer's true identity. With the advancing of the argument in court, there is no other way except to find Zaara. However, Veer insists not to disturb Zaara's peaceful life, preferring to give up the opportunity to gain freedom. Saamiya was moved. In order to prove his identity, she went to India alone to find Veer's parents.
When the villagers said that the old couple had passed away for many years, Saamiya's tears of despair flowed out. However, a miracle happened at the most desperate moment. She suddenly heard someone calling Zaara's name, and then she saw a middle-aged woman chasing a child to preach...
It turned out that when she heard that Veer was killed in an accident, Zaara filed for divorce. Her father was affected by their love. Moved, she was allowed to divorce, but she withdrew from politics and lived abroad. Zaara came to Veer's parents to take care of the villagers and help Veer realize her dream.
A former Indian Air Force squadron commander, in order to preserve the reputation of his lover, would rather discard his identity, sacrifice his entire life, admit that he is an Indian spy, be insulted but willingly remain silent, tormented in prison for 22 years. And this Pakistani woman gave up her reputation and status, left her own country, and came to India alone to take care of the man's parents and help build and develop the village in order to achieve her lover's dream.
In 22 years, day and night, the lovers fulfilled their promise of love in their own way, but they did not know the truth. The only motivation for them to live is memories and fantasies. Apart from this, nothing matters, nothing matters.
When they met in court, their temples were white, but their love and eyes never changed and never changed.
In the court, Veer was acquitted in court. He read a poem written by himself, telling about 22 years of time:
"I, prisoner 786, looking
out from the prison fence,
I watched the sun, the moon, and the moon become Eternal life comes
from the land of this country. The fragrant and
scorching sun on the land of my homeland reminds me of the cheese
rain made by my mother, which brings a changing season.
This winter makes me feel the enthusiasm of the Lodi festival.
They say this is not your country. Then why do I feel that it is?
Some people say I don’t look like him but why does he look like me?
I, Prisoner 786,
looking out from the prison fence
I saw an angel
descending from heaven. She said her name was saamiya, and she called me veer.
She was a complete stranger, but treated me like a relative.
Listening to her sincere words, I want to live again,
listening to her promise, I want Do something more.
They said she is not my relatives or friends. But
why does she fight the world for me?
Some people say I don’t look like her, so why does she look like me?
I, prisoner 786,
looking out from the fence of the prison.
I saw my zaara surrounded by the colorful colors of the village.
She realized my dream but forgot her dream.
She took care of my villager but forgot about herself.
Now I want her to be happy. Happy.
I want to live another life for her.
Why would she stay in my home?
Some people say I don’t look like her, so why does she look like me?
I, Prisoner 786,
looked out from the prison fence.”
At the same time, the director used the heartfelt words of the old lawyer to call on India and Pakistan not to hate each other. Whether Hinduism or Islam, everyone believes in truth and humanity. He Said: "The future of these two countries is in the hands of young people like you. It is not based on size, sex, Hindu or Muslim to distinguish human beings. It is not about 1947, 1965 and 1999 in every dispute. For such tragic memories of war, truth should be used to approach the future. There is only truth, and no country in the world prevents the existence of truth. "At the
end of the film, Veer and Zaara crossed the border together and returned to India. They faltered, but finally got married.
I watched this film in tears. I think that only a country and a nation with scars, memories, and thinking can make such a touching and profound film. China has also been scarred in history, but now it is impetuous. We are ahead of India in economic, military, and social development, but we are far apart in terms of movies. This is a deep regret.
Both India and Pakistan originally belonged to India. When the British colonial rule was about to end, the Mountbatten plan established a partition plan. According to Hinduism and Islam, India and Pakistan were divided into two commonwealth dominations, but Kashmir belonged to the princes. The Tubang decided to join India or Pakistan, or to remain independent. At that time, 77% of the population in Kashmir were Muslims and they preferred to join Pakistan, but the king of the Kashmir gang was Hindu. He first wanted independence, and then he preferred to join India. Therefore, during the partition of India and Pakistan, the issue of Kashmir's ownership could not be resolved. After 1950, India and Pakistan declared independence successively, but the ownership of Kashmir remained undecided. The two countries had repeatedly armed conflicts for this. Today, Kashmir is divided into India-controlled areas and Pakistan-controlled areas, and India and Pakistan have established local governments respectively.
On November 23, 2003, Pakistani Prime Minister Jamali announced that the Pakistani army will implement a unilateral ceasefire on the Pakistani side of the line of actual control of India and Pakistan in Kashmir starting from the important Muslim holiday of Iftar. India welcomed it and responded positively. After consultations, the two sides decided to achieve a ceasefire along the "international border", "line of actual control" and "line of actual contact with Siaqin" in Kashmir starting at midnight on November 25. Both sides also expressed their hope that the ceasefire will last forever.
The film was released in 2004, and I expect this to be the political background of the film.
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