More and more overseas movies are released in China, and most people prefer to watch American blockbusters, because of the super special effects, the sense of picture is very impactful, it looks very enjoyable! But in addition, "One Flower" feels that Indian movies are more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people from the plot, and today I will give you an inventory of 4 good Indian films!
Wrestle, Daddy
I believe that this "Wrestling, Daddy", many people should have seen, because this movie achieved a super high box office and word of mouth when it was released in China in 2017. The plot is even more touching because it is based on real Indian events. The story tells the story of a former wrestling champion, because of the compulsion of life, gave up his dream, because he did not have a son, he put his hopes on his daughter, broke the tradition and trained his daughter to become a wrestling champion. Because the status of women in India is not high, this film is also an inspirational film that inspires thousands of Indian women. At the same time, it is also a film that shows the great "father's love". Very recommended to watch!
Stills from "Wrestle, Daddy."
In addition, the lead actor of this drama, "Amy and Khan", is also a "treasure-level" actor in India, and his acting skills are very good and he is very dedicated. According to the film report, when Aamir Khan filmed this "Wrestling, Daddy", because he wanted to play different age groups, he first completed the role of a 19-year-old youth, then gained 28 kilograms in a short period of time, completed the state of being blessed in his fifties, and used more than five months of time to lose more than twenty kilograms, and also practiced eight abs, completing the golden age of wrestlers in the play, I have to say that this dedication to the acting career is very commendable!
"Little Lori's Monkey Uncle"
This drama was released in China in 2018. The film is extremely social. But the plot is both humorous and funny, but also can make people cry! This movie, which is more macroscopic, encapsulates the barriers between two countries, two races and two different religious beliefs, breaking through all of this and finally making the whole thing beautiful.
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The story is about a little girl in Pakistan who, because she could not speak until she was 6 years old, her mother took her to an Indian mosque to pray (Islam). However, he accidentally got out of the car early and separated from his mother. On the other hand, the male protagonist is a loyal believer in the "Hanuman God" (Indian God Monkey), who often hangs "I don't lie, I don't do sneaky things" on his lips, such a thick "God Monkey Uncle" meets poor "Little Lori" is sure to help her go home. Therefore, on the way home with the little girl, even if she learned that she was Pakistani, she also knew that she was different from her religious beliefs, or resolutely sent her home, and finally the picture of the little girl opening her mouth was almost a second of tears.
Indian Partner
The play is also based on events of real characters in India. It is better to say that it is a story of entrepreneurship than to dedicate it to love. The show is also called Pad Man. That's right, it's feminine physiology.
The play tells that a big man created a health brand, not for business, nor for money, and the original intention was from the care of his wife. In India, in addition to the low status of women, for poor women, health and health are also facing physical harm. In 2012, most women in India could not afford to use "sanitary napkins", and the high tariffs made the price of "sanitary napkins" very expensive. Therefore, once Indian women encounter "menstruation", they have to sleep outside separately from their husbands, and the physiological hygiene is not guaranteed, the male protagonist is worried about his wife's health, embarked on the road of making female products, during which he encountered ridicule, and the family and the wife did not understand, but the male owner still did not give up. The eventual manufacture of feminine products and the opening of patents led to a change in women's concept of menstrual hygiene throughout India.
"The Starting Line"
Seeing the name of this drama, I believe many people have heard this sentence: you must not let your children lose at the starting line! That's right! The original intention of this movie is the same. But the meaning of the performance is completely different.
The story tells that the "local tycoon" boss and his wife in order to let their daughter get a good education, at all costs, squeezed into the celebrity society, but because they are "local tycoons" and are rejected by the rich, and the quota of the famous school because they do not know English, do not agree to the children's enrollment, in the helpless but unexpectedly learned that the school has poor children's enrollment quota, the couple with the child and pretend to be poor moved to the slum. In the slums, the local tycoon family was helped by kind neighbors, his children got the enrollment quota, and the children of the poor friend's family did not get the quota, the local tycoon because of guilt, sponsored the poor child's school, the poor friend wanted to thank the rich man who funded the school, but accidentally learned that the local tycoon was this rich man, he felt cheated by the local tycoon, decided to go to the school to expose him, but because he saw the happy smile of the rich man's daughter, he gave up. And the local tycoon saw that the poor did not expose him, and his heart was even more unwilling to go, and decided to confess to the school, but the principal of the school did not care at all, because the so-called poor quota did not exist at all, and the school always wanted the children of the rich. In the end, the local tycoon resolutely let his daughter leave the school. Because, in such an environment, the child may get higher knowledge, but at the same time, comparison and hypocrisy can also destroy the good nature of a child.
Today's sharing is here, there are many good movies in India, what else have you seen?