Review of the controversial movie "The Goat Life"
Aadujeevitham" is an Indian drama film based on the famous novel of the same name by Beniyavan. The film tells the life story of Najeeb Mohammed, an Indian immigrant from Kerala who works in Saudi Arabia as a goat herder in harsh and inhumane conditions.
The film deals with the journey of Najeeb, a simple young man from a small village, who travels to Saudi Arabia in search of a better life. But instead of finding opportunities and luxury, he finds himself in tragic circumstances, as he is enslaved by his employer and turns into a goat herder in a barren desert, isolated from the world. The film depicts his suffering, his adaptation to harsh conditions, and his struggle to survive.
Directing and Performance
The film is directed by the distinguished Indian director Plus Shree Kumar, and is characterized by precise and effective direction that highlights the harshness of life that Najeeb faces. The performance of the film's hero (the lead actor) was very touching, as he succeeded in embodying the pain and suffering he goes through Najeeb.
Cinematography
The use of cinematography in the film was amazing, as it succeeded in conveying the feeling of loneliness and isolation that Najeeb experiences. The vast and empty desert reflects the psychological state of the hero, and contributes to deepening the feeling of empathy for him.
Message
"Aadujeevitham" is not just a story of survival; it reflects the painful reality experienced by many poor migrants who seek a better life abroad, but are subjected to exploitation and abuse. The film raises questions about humanity, dignity, and the meaning of freedom.
"Aadujeevitham" is a powerful and moving film that highlights an important human issue. It is a must-watch for fans of realistic drama and touching stories that reflect harsh but real life experiences.
