衣柜里的冒险王

This film uses storytelling as the main form of expression. As an Indian film, it is naturally inseparable from singing and dancing. The overall film is more positive and appealing. The overall rhythm is relatively brisk. The film is based on the best-selling French novel The Dervish Trapped in the IKEA Wardrobe

The overall story uses flashbacks and echoes from beginning to end to present a complete and dreamy story. The protagonist of the story was born in an ordinary single-parent family. His mother relied on washing hotel items to support the family, but his mother always had the wish to go to Paris to find his father. After he went to school, his knowledge of the world continued to enrich. Later, his mother left Going made him very sad. He decided to look for his father with his mother's last wish. He came to Paris, London, and stayed in Spain... The ups and downs along the way brought laughter and made many people ponder. Later, when he encountered danger, the hero suddenly realized that his destiny was in his own hands, and he no longer entangled in karma.