Indian Film Black (2015)

Hindus are not only good at science, their movies are also very good. No wonder in the early '80s, I was particularly fond of Indian movies. The plot can be summarized as the story of the desperate rebirth of Helen in India. There are too many philosophical lines in the movie, too many gripping lines, just remember two sentences: "Life is like ice cream, enjoy it before it melts" "If you forget me, how do I live?" "Water has symbolic and articulating meaning in the film. The final graduation speech is worth watching again.

Published on Aug 23, 2015

Directed by: Sanjay Leela Bhansali

Starring: Amitabh Bachchan / Rani Mukherjee / Shernaz Patel

Synopsis:

Michelle (Rani Mukherjee) is a girl who has lost both hearing and vision, and for her, the world is an endless chaos of darkness. The unfortunate encounter filled Michelle's heart with anger but nowhere to vent, her temper became more and more violent, and her spirit was gradually on the verge of collapse. Just then, a special education teacher named DeBraj (Amitabh Bachchan) appears next to Michelle in an attempt to help the poor girl.

De Brajer stayed by Michelle's side and gradually taught her the way to communicate with the world, and over time, Michelle finally found the meaning of life and even went to college. However, de Braj was suffering from Parkinson's syndrome at this time, and Michelle knew what she should do herself