This is a movie whose style is like a giant ball rolling forward. The core of it is to show that women can also have tenacity and fierce righteousness.
Recently, an incident occurred in the United States in which a Chinese-American woman stood up to protect four male classmates from being bullied by thugs on a bus. The New York police praised the Chinese-American girl as a true "hero"!
"Dragon Girl" portrays exactly this kind of lonely and heroic spirit of women.
What’s interesting is that this is a film co-produced by China and India. The Chinese director Liu Jing had already made his debut when he followed the Zhang Yimou film "Hero" as the assistant director. The Indian director Ram is a veteran in the Indian film industry. acclaimed director.
The film is positioned in the promotion of Bruce Lee spirit among the Indian people. The heroine Pooja switched from Taekwondo to studying Jeet Kune Do . Everything came from her worship of Chinese kung fu superstar Bruce Lee.
Bruce Lee's martial arts spirit has been integrated into Pujia's whole body and mind, including her love life. Many years ago, her sister committed suicide because she was insulted by the evil forces, which inspired Pujia to learn boxing to stand on her own feet without hesitation.
Puja’s story will tell women all over India that women have never been inferior to men on the road to justice, and “woman” is also a proud name given to the world by God.
The story is very twists and turns. Fortunately, Puga has an excellent Chinese Jeet Kune Taoist practitioner (played by Shi Tianlong). Supported by spirit and belief, as well as the inspirational guidance of a Chinese kung fu coach, Puga's kung fu has improved by leaps and bounds. A fierce battle is inevitable, so what this film is bound to create is a World Women's Day.
The Chinese producer is Shenzhen Dabai Xing Film Co., Ltd., which has been working for many years and exports Chinese culture through international cooperation based in Shenzhen. It has chosen a topic that people are talking about today: in this rapidly changing world, what It is the most glorious responsibility of women. Who says women are inferior to men.
When women strengthen themselves, the justice of a society will be complete.
Some people say that the reason why India is willing to co-produce this film is because there are too many perverts in society, and women are attacked and do not even receive fair support. This is certainly reasonable, but as far as "Dragon Girl" is concerned, it is far from enough.
For the sake of the rhythm of the plot and the brilliance of the camera, Pooja's fists and flying kicks in "Dragon Girl" are of course aimed at those Indian gangsters. However, Bruce Lee's spirit is more than just a love for human kung fu skills, and even a great human spirit first and foremost, not just to defeat the opponent.
In Chinese Kung Fu, there is philosophy, belief, and Tao. Once a man and a woman truly master it, they will be invincible in the spiritual world. These are the reasons why Pooja ultimately gained immense power and won honors for women on and off screen.
Therefore, "Dragon Girl" is certainly very enjoyable, even to the point of pride and joy, but its drama is even more outstanding. All the drama in it revolves around shaping the character of Poojia, allowing us to see a caring, intelligent, and capable person. A woman of tenacity.
Puga's growth has never been slack. Puga's efforts are supported by spiritual beliefs. Puga's ability to meet Chinese masters and develop his pride and skills is due to the aura, luck and heroic spirit given by God. "Dragon Girl" has given women profound enlightenment through Puga's growth and fights one after another from beginning to end:
Life cannot be separated from the tempering of years, nor the guidance of teachers, but also the guidance of teachers. Not open to frustration and perseverance. Indian movies attach great importance to depicting the growth of characters and the sublimation of their spirits, whether it is "Dangal, Dad", "Starting Line", or "Little Loli and Her Monkey God Uncle", as well as this "Dragon Girl" co-produced with China , that red line that leads people upward has never been blurred.
Yes, women cannot do without love, beauty, and care.Poojia's love is affectionate and interesting from beginning to end; Poojia's dancing, body and style just make you dizzy; and in the film, the two men's careful care of Poojia brings a little warmth besides the fierce boxing style. Is a co-production movie like
worth the expectations of Chinese audiences? Will "Dragon Girl" influence more women who are in decline to embark on the path of self-reliance? Indian director Ram is a little uneasy about the release of "The Dragon Girl" in China and the free-spirited, stubborn and brave personality of the film's heroine Pooja. Can Chinese women understand and accept it?
We say that China is a country where there was Mulan in ancient times and new women today. Chinese women must identify with Puga and will definitely take girls like Puga as role models. The creation of "Dragon Girl" is successful. Its selection of materials, angles and stories, its characters, plots and details. It is simple yet high-level, exciting and connotative. It is full of energy, full of business, and mixed with various emotions, which will make this film Famous overnight.
The day "The Dragon Girl" is released globally is World Women's Day. Let us celebrate it together, a holiday that truly belongs to women in the world!
Original text from: Zhao Jun
