Hot, 8 points. Indian movie. Unlike previous Indian films, there is no singing and dancing, no funny, some are oppressive and ugly. Female lead 1, wearing a black hood, a 32-year-old widow. A 17-year-old son mortgaged his house in order to marry a daughter-in-law for his son, but the son did not live up to his expectations, and the daughter-in-law did not marry the son voluntarily. The heroine 2, a prostitute, has seen the ugliness of the world, but still has illusions about the people around her, until she is disillusioned, she really has the courage to leave the dance hall. Mistress 3, because she had no children, was beaten all the time by her husband. It was not until Mistress 2 found someone else to be pregnant that she knew that her husband had known that she was infertile. The country of India is really too backward. Rape is not criminalized, the status of women is low, and domestic violence is commonplace. It is the only use to be beaten and scolded to pass on the lineage. A literate woman will be ridiculed, and she will never be able to return to her parents' home after marriage. Unfortunately, with generations of Indian women, only resistance will change. The film was shot by a female director, and although the film ended with a good result, it still sighed.
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