Synopsis:
1795, India. Britain came to India in the name of trade, but actually colonized the land. Wherever there is oppression, there will be resistance. The organization that fought against the British was called "thugs" by the British, and this group of "thugs" called themselves "Azad", which means "freedom". In order to catch the mob leader, the colonial ruler recruited the gangster Ferangi as a spy. During the process of lurking, Ferangi gradually changed his mind... Actor introduced Amitabh Ba Strong: Born in Allahabad on October 11, 1922, film actor, producer, singer, TV presenter, godfather of Indian Bollywood movies, and the leader of the "Azad" organization in this film. Dabash. Aamir Khan: Born on March 14, 1965 in Mumbai, India, he is a famous Indian actor, director and producer. One of the three Khans of India, whose works include "Once Upon a Time in India", "Stars on Earth", "Mysterious Superstar", etc., plays Ferangi in this film. Katrina Kaif: Born in Hong Kong, China on July 16, 1984, British nationality, model, actor, has cooperated many times with India's three major Khans, Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, and Shahrukh Khan. Works include "Phantom Car God III", "Endless Love", etc., and plays Suleiya in this film. Fatima Sana Shakar: Born on January 1, 1992 in Hyderabad, South India, actress, model, photographer. Works include "dangal" (translation: wrestling dad), which has worked with Mr. Aamir Khan, and plays Sephirah in this film. Ship: 2014? moon? Today, weighing 20 tons, it is an important protagonist among the Indian mobs.
About the plot: The opening scene of the movie is very interesting. A businessman is arguing with a crew member that this is my product. The crew member said that it is just a blank piece of paper. At this time, a person came over and asked what it was. He opened a huge cloth next to him. When the cloth was pulled away, he saw a huge statue. The people on the statue had different postures and expressions, but above the statue was a soldier with a determined expression. , eyes firm and calm. It started to rain at this time, and the captain urged the ship to sail. The merchant asked anxiously what to do with my cargo, and the crew replied that you should wait for the next ship. The rain gradually became heavier, and the camera gave a close-up of the face of the man on the top. I saw that the eyes of the "statue" moved, and the paint on his body was washed away by the rain. The camera panned to his back, a closed one. The girl with eyes opened her eyes too. Then the determined warrior stepped on a few feet, and all the people on the "statue" moved. The girl shoots arrows with a bow, and the determined warrior slips past the British boat, and the fight begins like this... In fact, as far as I feel, the opening of the movie is still very good, especially the The picture of Kudabash holding two swords on the boat made me feel a kind of heart-wrenching feeling. But as far as the overall plot is concerned, I personally feel that it is okay. This is a set of action, adventure, history, and light comedy. Among them, what makes me feel the most is human nature and nature, soul and freedom.
The following are just personal biases, if you don't like it, don't spray it.
When I panned to Sapphira, I noticed that she had a shape on her chin that looked a little bit wild and wild. And the movie is full of tricks. After the fight, the camera switched to another scene, and at the same time, the angry voice of the state lord Sangram also sounded: "Azad, Azad, Azad, I'm sick of hearing this name." He Bowing down to the British, flattering, and even promising the British that Azad would be caught, turning around, and seeing the expression, he knew what was going on, so I don't need to repeat it here. And the part of Ferangi's appearance "The mantis catches the cicada and the oriole is behind" is even more interesting, and the plot reversal is unexpected. Next was Sulaya's appearance, she opened the closet and saw Ferangi, and then she gave him a slap hahahaha... Let me laugh first. Suleia said that there will be a dance performance tonight, and it can only be British officers. As long as any Indian is caught, then... Suleia picked up a fruit knife from the side and put it in Ferangi's face. Paddle up, and then Suleia went to prepare for the performance. Ferangi, on the other hand, was dressed in a suit, and all the officers present were saluting him, looking like a big officer. However, Clive's subordinates were also there. Couldn't he recognize the sacredness of this person who was saluting in the audience? Didn't even get a chance to talk to him? And when he sang and danced on it, he spoke Hindi. Isn't it surprising that everyone present was not surprised? Next, let's talk about the characters in the movie. Kudabash is the head of Azad, a combination of Indian spirit and ideas of freedom. He was both a fierce warrior and a rough and simple farmer. I personally thought that he was also a wise man, who endowed Sapphira with strength and values, and guided Ferangi's inner confusion. The source of Ferangi's later change was a conversation he had with Kudabash. At that time, they were plowing the land, which Gattenby said could not be ploughed for two years. However, Kudabash said that this cultivation is not the land, it is a dream, it is a kind of obsession. When I saw the land for the second time, I realized along with Ferranji that Ferranji would continue to help Azad against his cold, selfish and cunning nature, but not against him. Humanity deep inside. Speaking of which, I can't help but wonder. It was Ferangi who indirectly caused Kudabash to drive the ship with the explosives ignited to the British ship. Safira did not doubt how all this happened? How did Ferangi convince Sapphira? Has he confessed to Sapphira? And when he made the British suffer a big loss by cheating, Sapphira's affection for him is also very strange, isn't it? And when Ferranji turned around and betrayed Azad again, I was really surprised. Later, he gave snacks to the guards and hung his watch on the wall, saying, "All British astrologers are Well, at 10:05 tonight, you should say goodbye." Then it was almost 10:05 - one, two, three, the guard fell. Then the moment when Kudabash's chain was cut off by Ferranji, the camera gave a long shot of the falling chain. At that moment, I suddenly realized that it was not only Kudabash who was free, but also Ferran. Ji, and this land of India, will be free at last. Amir once said that the director loves to use human towers, um, I see it. At the beginning, a "statue" was used to build a human tower. Later, Suleia also used a human tower when performing dances at the Tokachi Festival, and it was specially arranged in the shape of a falcon. When Clive was about to use a rocket to burn the "devil", Kudabash and the others also lined up into a tower and jumped down. The interesting thing is that when Sapphira shot an arrow with tears and burned Clive to death, in Clay Behind the husband, it was the demon Ravana, who fulfilled Kudabash's words: "Among all the people present, only you are the demon Ravana, and you are the real thug." The part where Kudabash is hidden in the body of the "devil" of the Tokah Festival inexplicably reminds me of the Trojan War, which was the most brutal war in human history. It used a Trojan horse to hide people inside, and when it successfully entered the city, , a bloody slaughter begins... Fortunately, this is an Indian historical film and not a film about that war. The film is based on a fictional film about India's historical period when it was colonized by the British. I think Mr. Aamir Khan really went for this role, and it was because of Mr. Bachchan. Mr. Aamir Khan said that he has never worked with Mr. Bachchan in his 30 years of acting, so that he himself feels that the chances are slim. He wonders whether the young people today can understand that it is for their generation to be with Bachchan. What does it mean to cooperate with Mr. I'm very sorry that I didn't understand, so I humbly asked others for advice. She told me that Mr. Bachchan was a national idol in Mr. Amir Khan's era, and he understood it instantly. There are also funny places, but not so many. Rather than comedy, I think light comedy is more suitable. Fatima who played Sephirah, after dangal, was concerned when I heard that she was going to play Indian thugs, or maybe have a relationship scene with Ami. Because it is difficult for people who have seen dangal to accept, Amir and Fatima play father and daughter in dangal. If there are too many emotional scenes in the thugs in India, the box office may be cold. Fortunately, more than a year has passed, everyone emotions are over. At least I didn't feel disgusted when I saw it. About those two ships, one is 20 tons, real ships, you can really drive both ships if you want to go out to sea. The ship is real, and the scene of the bombing at the end is also real. If Mr. Aamir Khan, Mr. Bachchan, Kaif, Fatima, etc. are the protagonists, then so are these two ships. In this film, what I feel most deeply is the confrontation between human nature and humanity, good and evil. Can human nature really not be changed? Is human nature evil? Or is it more inclined towards the good? Human hearts are complex, and it is difficult to distinguish between good and evil, but this is also what everyone talks about, isn't it?
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