"wrestling! Dad "movie
"wrestling! Dad is an Indian film, and the background in the film is also in India. The story tells the story of a man who owns? Gold medal dream? In order to fulfill his long-cherished dream, my father forced his two daughters to train day after day, practicing wrestling skills and strengthening physical exercise from 5 am every day. The two children spent most of their childhood in training. In order to complete the training better, the father even shaved off the child's long hair despite his daughter's pleading, which also made people around him laugh.
Girls can't face this forced life. They begin to rebel against their arbitrary father and try their best to avoid training. By chance, my daughter skipped training and quietly attended a friend's wedding. When complaining to the bride, she told them that she envied having such a father. In the context of India, the status of men and women is very unequal. A girl is destined to marry a man she didn't know from birth, and then stay with her family all her life, and she can see the future at a glance, which is gloomy. Since her birth, she has been learning how to do housework, how to cook and how to take care of her family. No one has ever asked her wishes, but this girl can have a destiny to get rid of them, and their father even fights against the world with them. Girls in India will be forced to get married at the age of 14. When girls see their friends at such a young age, they are doomed to spend the rest of their lives in pots and pans. Suddenly, they understood their father's good intentions and began to hone their skills and cooperate with the training seriously. They fell down again and again, stood up again and again, from champion to national champion, and finally they stood in the league and won glory for their country.
"wrestling! The movie "Dad" seems to be a very inspirational movie, but some people are very disgusted with it. The most controversial point is what my father did, right?
My father's values are really incomprehensible. He forced his daughter's dream with his own dream. If Indian society forces girls to get married when they are old, and then they have to stay with their families for the rest of their lives, then it is also a forced life for my father to tie girls to wrestling. In this way, it is also a dominated life. What's the difference between them?
This is also "wrestling!" What do you think is the most controversial point of the movie "Dad"?
However, I have to admit that it seems more glorious to take wrestling as the leading factor and face endless life and make achievements through my own struggle.