'Lagaan\r'

'The movie authorize â€Å"Lagaan” is a depiction of ancient Indian society. Indian is full of dignity in this romance. The director and the writer cherished to convey in their film the substance and essence of Indian culture. Despite of entirely the odds, circumstances, and failures that they undergo within their environment and in the hands of the colonizers, they reach hard to be the best at anything.\r\n vie cricket is maven and only(a) of the most significant occurrences that they cute to share as a way of video display their culture and tradition. Bhuvan as the main character in the story became the leader of everyone in their community. They accepted the contest of the British captain and convicted to gain their dignity and pride.\r\nThe story showed the narrative of Indian life during the colonial period. It represents the social, psychological, political, and scotch life of Indians where culture surrounds all of it. The director wanted to share his thought s on the issues that Indians always experience all throughout their lives. However, Indian culture and society has no fear of everything whether things go wrong or honorable within them. This is what the director and the writer wanted to let down in their story. They wanted their listening to understand the center of India not as a country in defeat and weaknesses but also with pride and fortissimo to face anything.\r\nAt the end of the story, the director leaves its audience the imagination of overcoming the circumstances in the community. There is a question in the end of the movie †leave behind Bhuvan and his team win from the captain? There is one big conflict at the end of it †one of Bhuvan’s team was paid to lose the game. It shows that the liquidation of the story lies within the audience. It depends on what they wanted at the end whether to win the Indians or losing their dignity and pride towards the colonizers.\r\nReference\r\nAshutosh Gowariker. La gaan. 2002.\r\n'