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▼"Twin Jewels of Empire?" This film takes place during the Shahu period of the Maratha Empire in ancient India. It is based on Bajirao, the god of war who resisted the Mughal army in Indian history, and tells the story of his love affair with his concubine Mastani.

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The main characters in this film are almost all handsome men and beautiful women.

The magnificent palaces, gorgeous costumes, exquisite scenes and exotic dances bring an audio-visual feast to people.

▼"Queen of India" This is an Indian version of the story of the battle for the beauty "Helen". The queen's stunning appearance aroused the covetousness of the Sultan. He sent troops to capture the Kingdom of Rapjit. As a result, the beauty's true appearance was revealed.

Didn't even see the appearance.

Here I would like to mention the Jauhar ritual with Indian characteristics (women self-immolate collectively to preserve their chastity). This ritual really existed in Indian history.

The Sultan and the Queen are the leading actors in "Two Jewels of the Empire?"

These two films were shot by the same director. Being blind to Indian faces, I struggled to distinguish them for a long time... ▼ "Baahubali: The Beginning" is divided into two parts. This film is known as the most expensive film in Indian history.

The overall cost of the movie is approximately RMB 160 million, and the visual effects are stunning.

The religious overtones are strong. The male protagonist is holding up a stone sculpture, and the cylinder on it is a Linga, which symbolizes the penis of Shiva, one of the three major gods in India.

The millstone below is called Yoni, which symbolizes the feminine power of Shiva's wife Parvati.

▼"Ashoka" Ashoka occupies an important position both in history and in religion (Buddhism). He is the third monarch of the Mauryan Dynasty in India.

Legend has it that he was cruel by nature and killed more than 90 brothers before ascending to the throne.

Later, he repented and promoted Buddhism.

It actually means "put down the butcher's knife and become a Buddha immediately".

The film takes "love" as the main line and depicts the complex and contradictory life of this legendary king.

This film won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and is a rare war masterpiece.

As well as "Akbar the Great" and "Mahabharata", one of India's two great epics, are all non-amazing films.

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