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Movie review of "Lagaan"

 Lagaan


On the special occasion of Independence day,15th August, we have watched the movie"Lagaan" directed by Ashutosh Gowariker.this movie released in 2001. We can see in the movie life in the village all people faced the problem of water, food and many things.


• Patriotism

In this movie main character is bhuvan.He tells his important of life and he accepts the challenge of Britisher Russell.Russell given  the challenge to play cricket to Bhuvan and bhuvan had accepted.he accepted the challenge because he loves his village,country his position and his life.

• Nationalism
I saw in this movie team India and team of britisher played cricket to each other and bhuvan and his team play for our village and nation  and brisher play cricket for his British raj.so in this movie indian and brisher play for our ability and our country.

• The Love story

In this movie love decribes love story of Bhuvan and Gouri.And second Elizabeth's one side love.bhuvan and Gouri were loves to each other and Elizabeth is coming in the movie and make a confusion between bhuvan and Gouri. In this play during the song Gouri and bhuvan were dancing.
• Management
I think that in this movie main character Bhuvan is manage to all situation and villagers food is chapati and very poor food they eating and brisher Russell is powerful man does not help to villager. 

• The problematic

In this movie major problems is rain, farming,food. Starting movie with problem of water and praying to God for rain, because rain is one thing need and hope of villagers.

• Leadership lessons

In this movie team Indian and team britisher's leaders are Bhuvan and and Russell. Bhuvan guiding team India and brisher team's leader is russell.here I'm givan one video of leadership in this movie:


• Postcolonialism
  I says that in this movie described post colonialism is rural India. In this movie looking like old Indian culture and describe temple,old House,river,path is looking poor condition and totally ancient Indian culture.

• Indianess

In this movie indian team play for building up his culture and country,villages all that lagaan film give us one massage for building up culture and building up country and position.this movie is hindi movie. Hindi language is indian language so this movie became in hindi language.so that this is indianess film describes here.



     

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