The highlights of the film are everywhere: the hero and the heroine watch the meteor shower once every 25 years together, Zoya tearfully said that all your love ones will eventually become stars in the sky and bless us from up there, and then the two people and a dog watch the sky affectionately, absolutely beautiful With dog blood + Zoya's parkour on the streets of Havana is amazing + beautiful piano interlude + the most NB is not even a kiss! I especially appreciate the sentence: sane love is no love. What is particularly worth mentioning is that I don’t know if it’s a tribute to China. Cuba’s police car is actually auspicious, not to mention that the male pig’s feet played mahjong with a few overseas Chinese on the streets of Havana. --gosh! I think it’s more lethal to change the name of the movie to Bournemouth.
Suddenly I found that all the literary movies are weak. If I have to give a score, I think Katrina Kaif 2 points + subtitles 2 points + scenery 2 points + music 1 point + special 1 point for the bridge section, and 0.5 points for tolerance
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