Political metaphors for the film

Kaia 2022-04-22 07:01:40

There are many interesting discussions in the film. For example, the good master who received Western education and emphasized equality everywhere was just a hypocritical high-class person at the critical moment. In contrast, the servant's "counter-attack" seems to be too taken for granted. The film spends 2/3 of the length to lay out the Indian society where the strong eat the weak, hoping to establish a solid reason for the turning point of the latter 1/3, but such a rough jungle The law happens to be a typical capitalist devour logic. A good man started from scratch, the poor turned over to be the master, no matter how many reversals create suspense, and the narration is laid out, in the end, there is a feeling of "show me this when you take off your pants".

Antonio 2022-03-27 09:01:13

Slightly lower than expected, but Indian movies have been good in recent years.