The film takes the paralyzed former great magician's request for euthanasia as the main line, creates a series of characters deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and explores what is human freedom and whether people have the freedom to choose death. It also shows the pursuit and yearning for love. Indian films reflect the challenge of reality, and through the theme of euthanasia, propose what human rights are. In the play, the mother's remarks in court strongly persuaded people not to substitute other people's choices based on their own ideas. She was forced by the prosecutor to say with tears in her eyes that I was willing to assist my own son in euthanasia. Respect your son's choice, and ask the parents not to do anything for their children, I'm moved. Affection is great.
His nurse took care of him for twelve years, brushed his teeth, washed his face and changed his clothes every day for twelve years, and gave up his life, not to have children, not even his own husband, to take care of him for his life cause. In the end, despite the consequences of imprisonment, she resolutely assisted her husband in euthanasia on the wedding night. Love is also great. There is also a scene in the play that reflects the director's view of love. That is, the male protagonist asks his apprentice the exam questions. If he chooses one of his girlfriend and magic, which one should he choose? The apprentice chose love without saying a word. You must know that the apprentice did not have a girlfriend at that time, but he regarded magic as a lifelong career.
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