"Hichki" reflects the uneven distribution of educational resources in India, the widening gap between the rich and the poor, and the solidification of the hierarchical system in the style of campus light comedy. The educational issues reflected in it are more realistic than "Starting Line".
"Hichki" does not focus on the singing and dancing elements of conventional Indian films, and has become a heart-wrenching drama. As the story continues to deepen, it leads the audience's attention to a more complex and real Indian society, which is shocking. The film does not over exaggerate the tragic lives of Naina and the 9F class students, but through a light comedy approach, let everyone in adversity feel the power of hope and love. The film also added Forrest Gump's inspirational plot, the teacher's tenacity and the story of the poor student's counterattack complement each other.
In the film, social issues such as disadvantaged groups, the gap between the rich and the poor, the education system, and class differentiation are all involved, which are easy to resonate with the audience. In addition, the film not only makes people relaxed and happy, but also can feel the warmth of teachers and students and the inspirational spirit of not giving in before unfair treatment.
