Love Fire

Directed by Canadian-Indian female director Deepa. Directed by Mehta, it won the Chicago International Film Festival Award. Because the content broke the traditional "sexual restrictions", it triggered a frenzy when it was released and became the target of public criticism. The director himself was also threatened. The plot tells the story of a young and beautiful girl in New Delhi who married into a middle-class shop owner's family. She was left out because her husband was obsessed with Hong Kong Kung Fu and was obsessed with Chinese beauties. The infertile sister-in-law also felt lonely because of her husband's "spiritual practice". The two shared the same problem and became close friends and developed into a couple in bed. Later, the incident happened, forcing the two of them to run away from home. In India, the content of this film is relatively popular, but compared to Hong Kong films, it seems to be mediocre, and the plot is quite gimmicky, so it is not a masterpiece. However, the description of female eroticism is extremely detailed and has a certain literary and artistic plot interest. The film was also selected as one of Hong Kong's top ten Indian films. Ashok (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) runs a family business that sells takeout food and which also has a video rental store at the sid