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Isac 2021-12-13 08:01:07
This movie is very similar to Kyoto Ballman
1. All are sports games, one is football and the other is cricket;
2. Both are oppressed and colonized nations, China and India;
3. Both have a handsome muscular guy who started to resist, Zhang Fengyi and Amir Han;
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Marques 2021-12-13 08:01:07
The story of the South Asian subcontinent
India, Britain, colonialism, turkey, caste, cricket, religion...These are the most important elements on the South Asian subcontinent. Amir Khan combined these elements to present an inspirational story of small fights.
Bollywood’s high production always gives birth to many superhuman...
Aditya Lakhia
Aditya Lakhia is an actor whose representative works include "Stanley's Lunch Box" and "Kaalo".
Extended Reading
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Jedidiah 2022-04-22 07:01:30
I've seen it before, I don't seem to be able to watch Indian movies where girls are not beautiful. . . The music is amazing and Aamir Khan is so handsome! The story is more general
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Freida 2022-04-23 07:02:11
It's too long, and the filming is similar to the Spring Festival Gala. There are songs and dances, sketches, acrobatics, and cross talk, but it looks okay. I wonder why the colonists are so arrogant? It's because they came here not for construction, but to plunder wealth and look down on the locals.
Lagaan: Once Upon a Time in India quotes
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Col. Boyer: [Narrating, as he makes out an official document and affixes his wax seal] By the power vested in me by Her Majesty, Queen Victoria, I hereby declare that, after much deliberation on the matter, the Cantonment at Champaner be dissolved, and the officers and troops of the erstwhile Cantonment shall relocate and re-establish themselves in the princely state of Raj Gardh with immediate effect. Signed, Colonel J.R. Boyer, Commanding Officer, Central Provinces.
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Narrator: And so, not just Champaner, but all the villages in the province did not have to pay Lagaan for three years. Captain Russell had to pay for his capricious behavior. Besides having to pay triple Lagaan, he was transferred to the Central African Desert. Elizabeth returned to England, holding Bhuvan in her heart. She did not marry and remained Bhuvan's Radha all her life. Bhuvan and Gauri had a splendid wedding. Raja Puran Singh himself came to bless the newly-weds, enhancing Champener's status even more. Even after this historic victory, Bhuvan's name was lost somewhere in the pages of history.
