"I will never let your son beat my son" is a sentence that Dad Datri said many times in the film. He can help his son Babu beat his grandson and make Babu live stronger, free and happy, but the truth is Why hasn't he been defeated by his son? An old urchin who has lived recklessly for 102 years, but spends the last time of his life on his son, teaching him life, letting him grow up and be born again. The social issues related to the elderly reflected in this Indian film are actually very niche. How many elderly people can be as strong as Babu and have a wise and long-lived father, and how many elderly people can find kind and reliable young companions like them? The answer Obvious. In reality, it's not "If your son grows up to be a jerk, forget him, just remember his childhood." It's "Your dad is lying on the ground, and you're in the address book." And the so-called Guinness Book of Records in the film is the best. The long-lived Mr. Wang Chongbei does not exist at all. Whether there is some suspicion of holding Chinese thighs, of course, can also be understood as a kind of father's white lie. Of course, except for some, it is still a good movie, especially the Indian movie star Amidap who plays his father Datri is super charming!
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