12:00 I think more importantly the film showed that it takes a monster to break free from the rooster coop - someone who chooses to leave while knowing their entire family will be killed. Balram has a monologue scene where he states: "For hundreds of millions of people like me, there is only one way to break free. I would have to accept what this man’s family would do… not just to me but to my family. And that takes no normal human being but a freak, a pervert of nature. It would, in fact, take a white tiger."

@Longasseboy

2 жыл бұрын

A monster? Not really. A one of kind human being? Sure.

He had said he didn't want to kill ashok but Mongoose.. In the future when Balram becomes more wealthy and powerful where he has connections that equals or greater than his old masters, he will send assassins to have mongoose and stoke killed for revenge (for balram knows that those two will never stop trying to look for him) to tie the loose ends.

I disagree with the end conclusion that Balaram has become a master like Ashok, using the same methods and mental gymnastics. What differentiate him from the Stoke/Mongooses/Lamb is that he doesn't rely on the family dynamic enforced by the master/slave culture on his workers. Its all professional. He's their boss/leader not their Master/Father as he put it. Also Ashok is clearly a hypocrite. He was raised in the master/slave culture. went to US, got woke and align his belief with Pinky. But as the movies progress he's unwilling to migrate to US and slowly reverts back to his old mentality of being a Master. He never truly believed that he and Balaram were the same.

@Longasseboy

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you. This is the difference between self-made and man-made.

I am actually happy that the movie shows how modern Bangalore is, people when they think of India generally picture some dusty village in north India but they never show modern cities like Bangalore, Mysore, Hyderabad, Chennai Thivandrun etc etc these cities are one of the cleanest and most developed cities in India

@jlevans8070

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Im a travel agent and I had no way of knowing, you have shorten my research

@zetsukikenshiro9148

3 ай бұрын

Your misintepreting the meaning behind the movie it shows how india's caste system and how it enslaves all poor indian people assign to a certain job for etenity and will be continued by his successors for generations to come it shows how politicians stick like turds for the poor people just to fuel up their political goals and win an election You may say that india has some modern cities like bangalore, Mysore, Hyderabad, etc but what you dont know is that some if not most of the people living in those regions or whatever you call it are rich people while the poor live in mudhouse's "You've become blind enough to ignore the hurtful truth and lie to yourself"

Drink up a shot everytime they say *Ballroom*

I appreciate the effort to make this with all the collabs.. well done

This movie is very interesting, it makes people to reflect!

i saw this movie the other day. and its very good movie. love this type of movie

it was amazing.

1 of most motivational movies 🎥

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