It is great story from Indian perspective, because we have lived through it, seen it around all our lives
But It doesn't have International connect. How Parasite was, remember that car scene after the flooding rains. All, could relate with poor-rich gap.
Something that connects human across countries, common emotions or way of life - wins Oscars.
Nobody cares about who wins the Oscars anymore.
Indians always do, hoping this year (too) we'll win
I do feel that there were a lot of “common emotions” in the film that anyone could understand regardless of knowing rural India or not
A woman struggling to continue her education, another struggling to go back home and their interactions with the mundane life of others around them.
Entry to oscars is a good thing atleast for promotions even if it won’t win
Do you think the West relates to these emotions?
Relating, maybe not because they don’t live here. But then not all of us are living in that same village anyway. We relate to it due to the proximity maybe
Same way, we might not relate to their stories. But we get the message no
Am I making any sense?
I want chota bheem to win the Oscar award
Only if it had more poor India, hungry India it would've won an Oscar easily
Facts. Laapata Ladies shouldn’t have been sent considering that we also had All we imagine as light this year which already won the second best movie at Cannes this year
I already believe (and follow) in the ideology the movie talks about. It was just a one time okay watch for me. Kudos for the makers, but not really wowed by the film
Did I miss some perspective that others saw?
It can be a person/movie/promise/rejection/failure/betrayal/loss/expectation/relationship etc, it could be anything.
I'll start - Raju Hirani for making Dunki, had a lot of expectaion from this but didn't feel THE RH movie at all
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