The other side of heavy taste is that falsehood is becoming less and less tolerated. It is normal for several insiders to appear in a company, and it is also possible for insiders to collude to usurp orders. However, it is unrealistic for this group of inner ghosts to operate under the eyes of the boss in this small company and rely entirely on the company's resources for a long period of time, because there are too many possibilities for gangsters. For example, a shrewd boss who started in sales, and a group of sales elites, did not even know the phone number of his company. He tried to dial it and found out that it was his own switchboard. What kind of gods must be, to create this group of strange creatures with uneven intelligence.
The ending of the story couldn't be more fake. The boss saw through the ghost and got the brand and customers of Parasite Company, but because his subordinates couldn't handle Parasite's customers, he returned the company to the ghost. Instead of transforming his sales team and service model, he cultivated a most dangerous opponent in order to sacrifice shareholders' investment faster. I really don't know how the esteemed Mr. Pooley has been in this business for decades.
However, in literature and art, like women, falsehood is not a great evil, and scale is the key. Movies are like children's play, children imitate adults, actors imitate others. Cups, plates, dishes, oil, salt, sauce and vinegar, welcome to send, raise the case together, it doesn't have to be like this at home, but it must be like this at home, it is an atmosphere to play. I would say that this Indian film, like that "Three Silly", creates a very warm atmosphere.
Full of warmth and lustful desires, warmth makes people want to fall in love, no, it makes people have the urge to go up every day. The so-called warmth is that no matter how fierce the big devil, there will always be a moment or two of confusion, so James Bond will always have a minute to save the world, and the fire-breathing dragon is destined to fall in love with a donkey, our ever-changing Mr. Turban took the opportunity to redeem his company for one rupee.
If this is life, we will never have a reason to give up trying. Most of the so-called inspirational films are like this. Looking back on the past, our lives could not have been fabricated so poorly, but there are always times when there will be a similar warm feeling. What we Chinese want is to be about the same level.
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