The difference between China films and Indian films is about 300 words.

I only began to like and fall in love with Indian movies six months ago. Tell me my opinion.

First of all, in terms of form, Indian films are typical musical films, which tell the background of some characters or explain some storylines through singing and dancing. Song and dance styles are more ethnic, with men wearing robes and women wearing saris, singing and dancing, beaming. Of course, this is also my favorite form.

Secondly, as far as time is concerned, Indian movies, especially Bollywood movies, rarely last for an hour and a half as far as I know, because a large part of the time is occupied by singing and dancing.

Thirdly, in terms of film content, Indian films are generally romantic, more or less always mixed with wonderful love stories, not to mention how gorgeous Indian films with the theme of love should be. However, it is undeniable that their love movies are really touching and really great.

In addition, it is also what I feel most. If China movies like preaching, American movies like showing off, and a group of Korean movies are fooling around, then Indian movies are really a wonderful flower in this troubled times, quietly emitting their own fragrance in that quiet corner.

As long as you can sit quietly and taste quietly, there will always be something exciting. Or a complete and ingenious story idea, or an actor's vivid performance (I really can't help but say: my favorite Indian actor Zaruk Khan! ! ! ), or exotic songs and dances interspersed among them, or Indian alleys involved in the movie. . . . . .

I don't know much about movies. I can only say that China is also a nation with a long history and unique national characteristics. But most of our movies, especially the current movies, are grandstanding, which really disappoints us fans.