Surprised at first.
I thought I was seeing rural India.
I want to say what age, why can't even use pads? And the notion that it is shameful to refer to women.
Well, I thought it might be something from the 1940s and 1950s.
It turns out that the movie mentions 2001.
Shocked. The impact of Indian social customs and new ideas.
One thing that made me think for a long time, he did not choose to protect the patent, or really help everyone. If it were me, would I do this? Are you really not tempted?
In fact, if you choose to sell the patent, you may only gain money, and helping each woman for a long time may not have much money for a while, but gain more sense of accomplishment and real happiness of helping people. In addition, from a utilitarian point of view In fact, fame, fortune and money will not be less in the end.
Help others, improve social problems, and finally achieve others and become a better self.
The final speech, question, question, solved becomes Laxmi.
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