I recently saw an Indian movie on Netflix and I must admit is the second from this country in less than a month.
I know it's late, but the first one (oh, no! I've seen Indian movies before, but when I was a child and probably were too few movies to choose from) was Slumdog Millionaire.
I must admit I wasn't a fan because their low quality of especially how are
they made and filmed and others has also sound and acting issues.
I tried to watch an entirely movie on Bollywood TV, and action movie something between Rambo, Transporter, Pay it Forward and more other Hollywood movies, something like clones in crypto, where successful projects are copied in hoping of getting some (at least on short time) benefits for these "original" entrepreneurs.
I couldn't. The main character was so powerful, merciful, macho, vigilante and smart and good at everything that even the staff behind the filming scene couldn't resist to him.
But that's not the point.
As I said, this second movie was the White Tiger.
The name is related to the rarity of this kind of animal and it's about the chances for a poor guy from an indian village to become rich and escape from his cage.
The story is showing us the life of a (very) poor indian family from a village where the rich people is collecting the money from the all families from the village and they can kill those men, women and children without any penalty.
Of course, the police is corrupt, the authorities are also linked by the money received from this rich people, so there is no chance to escape.
What can a poor kid do to run from here, make more money and avoid being married with a girl he didn't see until the wedding day?
First - he needs to be ambitious
Second - smart enough to know what he can do without being chased away
and
Third - immoral
And this is the key point: by having the first two points a poor kid could become a modest employee in a large city and maybe, in time, could buy a small cottage and have a family, but never, never, could become rich.
What is the main factor that trigger the third point? The judgement (and, justified, by the way) that rich people are becoming like that by stealing from the poor ones.
How? By avoiding to pay taxes, bribing politicians and make their businesses in the easy way.
So, why could they steal and we cannot take back what is ours, anyway?
Unfortunately, our hero is right, but his actions are not.
It is a vicious circle and it's hard to escape from it. Steal or be robbed. Kill or be killed...
But nowadays we still have a chance for changing this cycle.
How?
Well, crypto world could give us a chance to become what we even couldn't dare to dream.
Remember the early days of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Nano, Ripple, Tron, Aave (Lend) or many, many other coins.
We couldn't know now who will be a next star, but everything is possible. So, try to study, try to learn and listen to others, try to hold some coins - you know, how UNI was for the last year - an airdrop gem! - maybe will others be in the future.
Hope for a brighter future and be prepared for what will be in the next years!
