This movie has a forced plot and has a lot of inconsistencies and one important message.
Let me start with the important message
1. Communication is the key: if the father had told his daughter regarding the admission and fee requirements, then the movie would have ended there and then or even later when they were ready to spend £300,000 for admission.
And now for the inconsistency
1. Movie talks about honesty and hard work, but the plot is made around purchasing a seat through donation and not hard work or honesty.
2. Doing Hawala transfer of £300,000... what was the need? Can't money obtained through legal means be wired to the university for donation purposes. Why hawala is being done?
3. How daft are the British, they don't have a translator at the airport? Hindi is widely spoken language and many people in Britain also speak hindi. If there was a translator, then not all the stupid stuff of getting a pak passport and all that was needed.
You don't need to add so twists and rollercoaster rides.
Hindi Medium was far better than this movie.
Let me start with the important message
1. Communication is the key: if the father had told his daughter regarding the admission and fee requirements, then the movie would have ended there and then or even later when they were ready to spend £300,000 for admission.
And now for the inconsistency
1. Movie talks about honesty and hard work, but the plot is made around purchasing a seat through donation and not hard work or honesty.
2. Doing Hawala transfer of £300,000... what was the need? Can't money obtained through legal means be wired to the university for donation purposes. Why hawala is being done?
3. How daft are the British, they don't have a translator at the airport? Hindi is widely spoken language and many people in Britain also speak hindi. If there was a translator, then not all the stupid stuff of getting a pak passport and all that was needed.
You don't need to add so twists and rollercoaster rides.
Hindi Medium was far better than this movie.