The film “Dragon Girl” Hangzhou Station Road Show Chinese Kung Fu Shows the Power of Women
Co-directed by Ram Gopal Vima and Liu Jing, the first Sino-Indian action movie “Dragon Girl” with the theme of female power and tribute to Bruce Lee will be released worldwide on July 15. On July 6, the film “Dragon Girl” launched a road show in Hangzhou. The creator of the film “Dragon Girl” watched the film with the audience and held post-screening interactive communication activities.
The movie “Dragon Girl” tells the story of an Indian girl (Purjah) who likes Chinese Kung Fu since childhood. She witnessed the death of her sister when she was a child. Feeling guilty for not being able to help her sister, she accidentally saw Bruce Lee’s film “Dragon Fight”. Later, hoping to act chivalrous and righteous like Bruce Lee, he joined a Chinese Jeet Kune Do martial arts master (Shi Tianlong) to learn kung fu, and met his uncle’s daughter (Miya Miya). The story of the road to independence.
As the first kung fu movie co-produced by China and India, the heroine Puja is not only a famous Indian movie star, but also an Asian taekwondo champion. It is reported that in order to better interpret the heroine, she has specially conducted a three-year Jeet Kune Do study, which can be said to be a three-year sharpening of a sword.
Hangzhou is known as the “water town in the south of the Yangtze River”, and it has something in common with “Dragon Girl”. Director Liu Jing said, “Water has appeared many times in movies and is of great significance. I hope everyone can feel the softness of water from it. The ultimate strength.” And the girls in the Jiangnan water town have a strong and independent heart in their gentle temperament, which is also the embodiment of the female strength and growth spirit displayed by the “Dragon Girl”.
The film “Dragon Girl” will be released worldwide on July 15 and is currently on hot pre-sale.
Author: Reporter Shen Yanrong Editor: Xu Jie