Don't think it's a big deal when you hear this name, but it's actually rich in connotation. Let's first talk about the character relationship Lori is a little Pakistani girl Moni who can't speak, and the monkey god uncle is a young Pawan in India.
The little girl Moni was separated from her mother, she came to India alone by train, met Pawan, he gave her food and brought her home, originally thinking that she was also Indian, it turned out that she was an enemy country (played in the play) people, and was sent to the police station, hoping to send her home.
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As a result, the people in the police station were too bad to send her to an entertainment venue, and Pavan rescued the girl and decided to personally escort her home.
Along the way, he was unable to apply for a visa, had to drill a hole in the ground, in order to get the permission of the border soldiers, was severely beaten, still insisted, and finally deeply moved to let go.
Pawan was so honest that she was caught by the police, and later found her mother with the help of the Pakistani people such as a bus driver, a school teacher, and a reporter.
The saddest scene is when Pawan is chased to the edge of a cliff and beaten, while the little girl and her mother cry with joy, and the contrasting scene is sad and heart-wrenching.
The most touching thing is that the people of the two countries were not crushed by individual dark forces, but united to rescue him, and were extremely touched by what he did.
In the end, people put peace first, did not solve the problem with national grievances, people are still kind in their hearts, and this drama also reflects the appeal in people's hearts for the two countries to live in peace by sending the story of the dumb girl home.