The best Indian film I have ever seen is a very small film called The Ship of Theseus. In fact, few people have heard of this film, but it still has a strong texture. It adopts a standard three-stage structure, and the three stages are very independent. There are blind people, monks, young people in series, some steal kidneys, some transplant corneas, and some operate on cirrhosis. This film is very energetic and powerful. It is connected with the lowest and most marginal society in India, but from its content, it is extremely "upper class". It represents life and death, life and life.

However, only 29 1 people on Douban have seen this movie, which is pitiful. Minority literary films are the same in any country and are on the verge of extremes. This film didn't get much attention in India. However, the completion of the film is relatively rare. In fact, apart from this one, India's Lunch Box, Court, Diary of Mumbai and Love in Mumbai are all excellent movies.

Indian films are not self-entertainment as others say, and there are also excellent works in minority literature films, but such films have not received due attention at home and abroad because of their inherent prejudice and lack of effective promotion. But as a semi-filmmaker, it is necessary to popularize this kind of film to the public.