"Mr. Hiccup" is a cool counter-attack film about a teacher who keeps hiccupping and turning the students of Class F into academic bullies. The interviewer said that the heroine Naina is not suitable for being a teacher, and Naina made a lot of high-level hatred in one sentence. Nothing to say, taught the interviewer a lesson in the interview. She is confident, persistent, and says, "Tourette syndrome affects my speech, not my intelligence."
The film is endearing, naturally because of its height. The characters in the movie are teachers and students, and the place where the story takes place is the school. The school is a place that lays the foundation for a child's lifelong growth, and it is in this small school that one can see the insurmountable class gap in India. "Mr. Hiccup" is such a movie that cuts through social problems from the perspective of a small person.
Before Naina came to school, it was the norm for the whole school to isolate and reject the students of class F. There was a scene where it was said that "the students of class A have maids to wipe their butts, but the students of class F have to wait in a long line of 50 people to go to the toilet", how ridiculous , India's "right to education" not only does not benefit the poor, but deprives children of their childhood and makes them discriminated against since childhood. So the children resisted in order to resist, stubbornly living in a world of inferiority, because they were afraid of being isolated and abandoned, they simply isolated themselves and did not trust anyone.
The disadvantage of "Mr. Hiccup" is that the title of the film is not attractive enough, but on another level, it directly clarifies the theme of the story: "Mr. Hiccup" tells the story of a teacher who often "hiccups" , This "hiccup" does not refer to a simple hiccup, but has a scientific name - de la Tourette syndrome, which is a tic disorder characterized by involuntary multiple tics and explosive vocalizations. In the crowd, it is a relatively rare kind - in layman's terms, it is impossible to keep your mouth shut. The heroine of the movie, Naina, is such a patient. She suffered a lot from her uncontrollable syndrome since she was a child, but she did not plan to try her best to cover up her defects, but decided to become a middle school teacher. An ideal that is not special to ordinary people is tantamount to a luxury for Naina. What school would accept such a teacher to teach on the podium? "The kids are sure to laugh!"
It is not difficult for a person to live a life that makes people around you satisfied with you. The most difficult thing is to live the self in your heart. After watching the Indian movie "Mr. Hiccup", this feeling became more and more profound: For those who can follow their inner footsteps unswervingly throughout their lives, their life itself is an extremely rare small miracle.
So, it was a coincidence that a school that had rejected her five times suddenly offered her an olive branch, and "tolerated" her symptoms during the interview process, but this was actually more like an order in danger, because Naina was about to face It was a poor student class with only 14 students—Class 9F. Ordinary teachers may feel a headache when they hear the word "poor students", especially in such a class with "poor students", but Naina patiently learned about the personality traits and family conditions of each of them, and found that the reason why they became poor students did not It is not because of their own depravity, but because of their poor family situation. They were excluded and isolated in this school, and later they were simply assigned to the worst 9F class in the school. Can such a cattle herding class usher in its spring under the inspiration and education of Naina?
The film fully demonstrates the comedy talent of Indian films. From being despised by students and being questioned by colleagues, to being recognized by everyone, the story has launched a profound reflection on women and disabled people's free and equal work rights and equal treatment in society. I have learned how to gain mutual recognition between teachers and students. You must know that many teacher-student relationships are now more tense than the doctor-patient relationship. I have deeply reflected on the group of students who are treated differently under the education system. There are no bad students, only bad students. teachers, and a bad education system.
In addition to Naina's teaching and educating people, the family theme of "Mr. Hiccup" can also arouse the audience's sympathy, that is, the conflicting relationship between father and daughter. It seems that this kind of conflict always knows no borders or eras. , which can resonate widely across time and space barriers. Naina's syndrome made her embarrassed at school and other occasions since she was a child, but her father didn't help him, and even thought she was a bit embarrassing. The lack of fatherly love left Naina with an indelible shadow, but after growing up, Naina forgave her estranged father with affection.
"Mr. Hiccup" also focuses on the problem of Indian education itself. Indian schools are divided into two types, one is free public schools, and the other is private schools with high fees. The education of private schools is much better than The former, and this group of students from slums got the opportunity to enroll in private schools by chance, which should be a good thing, but the class gap and teachers' prejudice have prevented this group of students from getting admission. Fair treatment, and thus self-defeating, if they hadn't met Naina, their lives might still have to stop in the slums.
The arrival of Naina is to change all this, because she has been discriminated against, so she can feel the real pain of these children under their stubbornness, and in the face of the sincere Naina, these children also From the initial confrontation to the final opening of her heart to her, Naina's love for her students not only successfully melted the seemingly unmeltable ice once placed between teachers and poor students, but also directly hit the pain points of the Indian education system.
An educational road in which teachers and students support each other and grow together has undoubtedly become the most heartwarming part of the film. "Mr. Hiccup" also throws out its core of "no bad students, only bad teachers", although this The statement may be too extreme, but a true teacher never lies not only in how profound knowledge he has, but in his ability to teach students by example and deeds to guide students in the right direction.
Not only in India, but also in ourselves, there is a saying that "a dragon gives birth to a dragon, a phoenix gives birth to a phoenix, and a mouse's child will dig a hole". Prejudice against class is actually everywhere. It has a certain idealized color, but such a film can still bring enough moving and reflection. I hope all students can meet a teacher like Naina on their way to study.
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