The movie episode that I personally recommend is not the well-known "Chandni Chowk to China", but "Tee naina", which is a very affectionate duet between men and women.
As for the plot, there is no need to comment too much. The so-called "dharmas do not arise from themselves, nor do they arise from others." This exotic philosophy combined with Taoist mysticism has jointly cultivated the Chinese people's deep-seated hermit character. The Chinese could have been unrestrained, but in the movie, the Chinese police were beaten in a mess, and the Chinese villagers and even the Chinese natives were abused in various ways. I interpret this as the film's flattery to the audience.
Looking at the leopard in the tube, although you can only see one spot, you can also infer the whole picture. It turns out that in the hearts of Indians, China is so far away that to find some connection between the two countries, they can only move to Chinese kung fu and paint Indian songs and dances to make a fool of themselves. Sometimes I think about it, how sad it is.
However, the reason I gave it a 4-star rating is because the soundtrack in the film is very good. Spectators can tell for themselves.
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