The Indian film "Hot" tells the story of three women in a village. Rani, a 32-year-old widow, was born as a child bride. After her husband died early, she worked hard to bring up her son. In order to pay (mai) a lottery (lao) gift to her son, she did not hesitate to mortgage her only house. But her son is a prostitute, not only stealing her money, but also domestic violence against his new wife. The dancer Bili is the oiran of the grass stage class and works part-time as a prostitute. After the boss squeezed out her value, he found a new person to replace her. She thought that the male colleague who persuaded her to leave with her was in love with her, but the male colleague just wanted to start her own business and let her become a prostitute in another village. The ingenious Lacho has a weak personality, is notorious for infertility, and is often beaten by her husband after drinking. After learning that the infertility may also be a male, she secretly succeeded in getting pregnant with the man Bili introduced, but was beaten by her husband. It turned out that her husband knew it was her own reason. The elders have the final say in the affairs of the village. In the eyes of the elders, women who read books and watch TV will become bad, but men are not bad. Even if the men of the whole family rape the same woman, the elders still want to send her back to that family. However, if you have the determination and courage, when circumstances make you hopeless and you cannot change the circumstances, you can choose to escape from it rather than adapt to it. Rani didn't care about the son of the bastard. She sold the house and gave the rest of the debt to her daughter-in-law, so she could go to school and be with someone who really loved her. Rajo no longer counted on the family of three. When her husband beat her, the oil lamp was overturned, and the flames burst into flames. She turned her head and left, letting the fire burn her "home" together with her husband to ashes. Bili rejected her male colleague's business plan, and drove Lani and Rajo to the city on a three-wheeled motorcycle. The movie does not tell us the future of the three women, but freedom is a prerequisite for a new life. In our life, someone who doesn't love you is not worth your whole life. Whether it is parents, spouses, lovers or children, if they don't know how to love you, then they will always just control you, use you, and never care about your individual meaning. So, if you're going to pursue your worth as a person, you first have to leave people who don't love you, and get rid of the ties and identities and relationships that bind you. India is backward, and the situation of women in Indian society is problematic, but the problem can be said that it can be filmed, the screenwriter will not insult, the director will not print rape, the work will not be blocked, and the actors do not need to apologize. The relaxed environment has not only enabled the Indian film and television industry to contribute many masterpieces of realism, but also gave birth to the hope of modernization of the ancient power. At the moment, the northern border of Afghanistan has fallen, and the night has fallen, The fate of Afghan women has plunged into the abyss. By comparison, India is already heaven. So in special cases, freedom means not only leaving someone who doesn't love you, but also running away from a country that doesn't love you. Writing this article, I hope that all awakened Afghans, especially Afghan women, can escape the darkness as soon as possible, and let the emirate that killed civilization and its ignorant followers fend for themselves.
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