Photocopy recommendation: It is worth brushing and brushing, but you may not understand the Indian movie "Even Drop God!" 》
2017-09-28
Film poster
"Oh My God!" is the Chinese translation of the Indian movie on the Internet is "O Even Drop God!" with the famous Indian movie star Amir & Middot; One of Khan's films introduced into Chinese theaters was translated by the theater as "My God" And the names overlapped, and the themes of the two films also overlapped, that is, they were both religious themes. Netizens in order to distinguish between the two, Amir & middot; Khan's film was recognized on the Internet as "Alien Visitor PK Earth God". Both films have scored more than 8 points on Douban. Next time will recommend Amir & middot; Khan's film, because it is indeed very exciting, is also related to today's recommended movie "Even Drop God! ", too, is worth brushing up on and over again, and as an audience, you'll still get a strong thrill of watching the movie.
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This is an Indian film that has been seen by many netizens, but I believe that most netizens may not be able to get the cultural meaning expressed in this film, first of all, the main appeal of this film is the Indian audience; secondly, to understand this film requires a deeper understanding of Indian culture by the audience in the context of non-Indian culture. Otherwise, it can only give us, as extraterritorial viewers, a superficial perception that this film mainly reflects the deceptive nature of Indian religion. This article mainly introduces chinese readers to "O God of Even Drops!" from the story level. This movie. It is undeniable that the film is excellent first and foremost due to the fact that it tells a very interesting story.
At the beginning of the film, the audience is told about Kanji's profession, he is a small businessman with his own storefront, mainly engaged in the idol business. But soon after the film began, the small shop he earned his living suffered and completely collapsed in a weak earthquake in Mumbai. His wife and children, associated with his previous disrespectful performance at Hindu priests' gatherings, agreed that he had been punished for his disrespect to God. But Kanji was adamantly unbelieving. However, in the face of losses, he also tried his best to recover them, so he first found the insurance company that was insured, but he was told that this was an external force and was not within the scope of the claim. In the face of hopelessness, a sentence from the head of the insurance company reminded him that his loss was caused by ACT OF GOD, which translates to Chinese literal translation means " The Power of God" , the paraphrasing is " force majeure". Kanji thus embarked on the path of suing the gods. Of course, the gods cannot appear directly in court, but as the agents of the gods in the human world, that is, the masters of Hinduism, they should appear in court on behalf of the gods. Thus, a good scene of the religious priest of Kanji PK began. The film uses the courtroom as a battlefield to show the four rounds of battle between Kanji and the priests.
Kanji's storefront
Round 1: Kankyoshi Katsu! Kanji confronted the Hindu religious masters, and he told the judge, through reasoned eloquence, that his storefront had been destroyed at the hands of the gods, and that he should seek compensation from the gods. And the gods cannot appear in court, so the religious priests who are God's human agents should be responsible. He donated to the gods for many years, but he could not get the help of the gods at a critical time, which was very unreasonable; in addition, for him, the small storefront was the basis of his survival, and the huge income of the religious temple was not a problem for his compensation. In Kanji's strong self-defense, although his case seemed absurd, since it was related to the survival of an individual, the presiding judge thought that the case was admissible, and Kanji won small victory in the first round. However, Kanji, who walked out of the courtroom, found that a group of Hindu believers who were hostile to him stood outside the courtroom and were immediately chased and killed by a group of people. In a crisis, Kanji is rescued by a motorcycle rider who is none other than the embodiment of krishna, the great Hindu god Krishna.
Round 1
Round 2: Draw! As a result of the acceptance of Kanji's case, many people who had the same experience also came to the aid of Kanji's lawyer, Hajif, and at Khajif's suggestion and request, and seeing what happened to these people, Kanji began to act as their agent, jointly initiating lawsuits against the heads of the denominations they believed in, and there were Islamic and Catholic priests in the courtroom. The situation began to reverse, and the priests who walked out of the court found that those who stood outside against Kanji were replaced by those who supported him. The plot begins to reverse. Kanji also participated in the "Oh My God" television interview program, using obvious facts and logical explanations to point out to tv viewers how religions are fraudulent. It has been recognized and supported by the audience.
The crowd asked for help
Plot reversal
TV interviews
Round 3: Kanji loses! Kanji's explicit statement in court of religion did not protect the population. However, he was opposed by the defense lawyers hired by the religious masters, who believed that Kanji had initially distorted the case and said that the religion was not good, but did not produce strong documentary evidence that the gods caused the earthquake and destroyed his storefront. Unprepared, Kanji was asked, not knowing how to respond for a moment. The presiding judge also told him from a jurisprudential point of view that if he could not prove it, his argument about religion in court would be useless. Kanjirang was on the spot. The presiding judge gave him a month to prepare the evidence.
Hopeless, Kanji was reminded by the great god Krishna that he should study the holy scriptures of various religions and find the words of the gods that caused earthquakes, tsunamis, and so on. Kanji Mao Seton opened.
Round 3
Great god help
Round 4, Kankyoshi Wins! In court, Kanji first seduced the priests in the dock to confess that the holy scriptures they revered were the will and words of God, and listed specific provisions from the Hindu Bhagavad Gita, the Catholic Bible, and the Islamic Qur'an to prove that the gods did say what they had said to cause various natural disasters. So, Kanji points out, this proves that the collapse of his storefront is indeed god's doing. However, at the crucial moment, Kanji lost his voice in the courtroom and passed out. Kanji was rushed to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed him with severe hemiplegia. But the court's verdict came down, and the priests lost the case and were willing to pay Rs 4,000 crore to compensate Kanji and all those who came to him to represent him in the lawsuit.
Round 4
The film goes on to tell the story of Kanji being treated by the gods, being discharged from the hospital, and once again foiling the machinations of the religious priests who used him to deceive the people. At the same time, through the great god Krishna, I learned what true faith is. The film seems to be caught in a contradiction, but the atheistic Kanji succeeds with the help of the great god Krishna, which seems to indicate that the gods do exist, negating Kanji's previous efforts to break religious beliefs. This is not the case. The author will interpret this in the context of Indian religious culture in the next article.
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Overall, the story of the film is brilliant: a small man in business, an atheist to sue the gods, may sound so absurd and bizarre, but through the logic of the story and the religious atmosphere of Indian society, the story shows a very reasonable side. After watching it, people can't help but sigh at the kittious ideas and brilliant ideas of the film writers.