The Indian film Andhadhun is a highly praised drama. What are the detailed details in the play?

Friends who like watching movies must remember the amazing French short film Andhadhun in 20 10!

This short film is only 14 minutes, but it tells a suspense and creative thriller.

The protagonist Adrian is a talented pianist with a bright future, but he lost in a key piano competition and never recovered.

By chance, he found that pretending to be blind Andhadhun was a good way to make money, because many people thought that blind people were more sensitive and compassionate, which gave Adrian many job opportunities, not only making money, but also spying on customers' privacy, which he really enjoyed.

However, just when he was complacent about his cleverness, an unexpected thing happened.

One day, Adrian was invited to a family to tune the piano. When he entered the house, he found a man dead in the house, and the ground was covered with blood. Obviously, there has just been a murder here!

Adrian was very scared, but he kept calm and continued to pretend to be blind. He sat in front of the piano and tried to tune it, but he saw from the reflection of the mirror that the murderer was holding a gun in the back of his head (I don't know what gun it was). Adrian was very nervous and didn't know what to say. In desperation, he began to play, and beautiful notes flowed from the keyboard. The murderer still held the gun motionless. .....

The story came to an abrupt end, leaving the audience with endless reverie and a series of question marks. Did eilian escape? How did you escape? What the hell happened in the house? What is the relationship between the murderer and the victim?

Now all this has an answer! Because, Indians remake "Andhadhun" into a feature film and complete the whole story.

This Indian film is called Andhadhun, but I prefer the previous translation of Invisible Melody, which directly points out the dual roles of the protagonist pretending to be blind and playing the piano.

At first, the story was similar to the original, but some adjustments were made in the narrative mode and plot details.

Pianist Adas pretends to be blind and plays and teaches piano lessons for others everywhere. He plans to earn enough money to go to London for further study.

At the same time, the film also describes the basic situation of the family where the case occurred. The male owner Pramod is older, used to be a movie star and is very rich. Simi, a young and beautiful woman, is his second wife. They have been married for three years.

This opening seems dull, but it has laid a lot of foreshadowing. You must look carefully!

One day, Adace was performing in a restaurant, just in time for Pramod to eat there. Pramod was deeply impressed by Adache's performance, especially Adache deliberately complimented Pramod that he sounded like a big star.

A few days later, Pramod invited Adache to play at home to celebrate his wedding anniversary with Simi, and Adache was gladly invited.

The next scene is exactly the same as that in the original Andhadhun. Adace left as promised, but Simi refused to entertain him, saying that Pramod was not at home, Adace insisted on playing in the door, and that it didn't matter whether Pramod was at home or not.

Such a dispute troubled the grandmother next door. She opened the door and looked around. Simi had to welcome Adace to avoid trouble.

Oh, too much. Time is limited. We will break it down next time.