John Kent (Randolph Scott), a former star football player at Harvard, goes to Paris with his friend Huck Haines (Fred Astaire) and the latter's dance band, the Wabash Indianians. Alexander Voyda (Luis Alberni) has booked the band, but refuses to let them play when he finds the musicians are not the Indians he expected, but merely from Indiana (Huck Haines and his Indianians Band).
John turns to the only person he knows in Paris for help, his Aunt Minnie (Helen Westley), who owns the fashionable "Roberta" gown shop. While there, he meets her chief assistant (and secretly the head designer), Stephanie (Irene Dunne). John is quickly smitten with her.
Meanwhile, Huck unexpectedly stumbles upon someone he knows very well. "Countess Scharwenka", a temperamental customer at Roberta's, turns out to be his hometown sweetheart Lizzie Gatz (Ginger Rogers). She gets Huck's band an engagement at the nightclub where she is a featured entertainer.
Two things trouble John. One is Ladislaw (Victor Varconi), the handsome Russian deposed prince and doorman who seems too interested in Stephanie. The other is the memory of Sophie (Claire Dodd), the snobbish, conceited girlfriend he left behind after a quarrel over his lack of sophistication and polish.
When Aunt Minnie dies unexpectedly without leaving a will, John inherits the shop. Knowing nothing about women's fashion and that his aunt intended for Stephanie to inherit the business, he persuades Stephanie to remain as his partner. Correspondents flock to hear what a football player has to say about feminine fashions. Huck gives the answers, making a lot of weird statements about the innovations John is planning to introduce.
Sophie arrives in Paris, attracted by John's good fortune. She enters the shop, looking for a dress, but is dissatisfied with everything Stephanie shows her. Huck persuades her to choose a gown that John had ordered discarded as too vulgar. When John sees her in it, they quarrel for the final time.
John reproaches Stephanie for selling Sophie the gown. Terribly hurt, Stephanie quits the shop. With Roberta's putting on a fashion show in a week, Huck takes over the design work, with predictably bad results. When Stephanie sees his awful creations, she is persuaded to return to save Roberta's reputation.
The show is a triumph, helped by the entertaining of Huck, Countess Scharwenka, and the band. (A pre-stardom Lucille Ball, with platinum blond hair, appears uncredited in her first RKO film[4] as a model wearing an elaborate feather cape, after the vocal by Dunne, in the fashion show.[5]) The closing sensation is a gown modeled by Stephanie herself. At the show, John overhears that she and Ladislaw are leaving Paris and mistakenly assumes that they have married. Later, he congratulates her for becoming a princess. When she informs him that Ladislaw is merely her cousin and that the title has been hers since birth, the lovers are reunited. Huck and Lizzie, who decide to get married, do a final tap dance sequel.
除了警长家属的支线有点刻意，其他都很好。Sandra Bullock这么好的表演竟然提名都没提，离谱。
以三年A班的形式开展，以误杀瞒天记的形式进行，用印度女性题材一贯的主题强奸为真相。虽然题材不算新颖，但表现也不差，主要是强奸的男人都该死。
不知道除了制造噪音，还有什么方式能让那些装聋作哑的人，去听听身边的哭声，印度尚在斗争，我们不能输啊
整体剧情推进不复杂，后面司机那个转折还是比较到位的。印度敢拍这样的片还是勇气可嘉的。
黑公交让人愤怒和不能理解。看完后问朋友为什么普通人这么难，他说人善被人欺，马善被人骑……
作为一部电影，也许并不够出色，悬念、转折也没有特别吸引人，但其中的社会意义却是无法用艺术价值来衡量的，有着十分强大的能量。衷心希望这部电影能够推动社会进步，让女性在印度、在世界无需再受不必要的伤害。三星。
解决绑架案方面，细节和合理性有待提高。解决社会问题方面，更是任重道远。
女性被强奸可能一生都活在痛楚中，而那些强奸犯却换张嘴脸继续好好活着。都看到了吧，不，他们熟视无睹。
虽然挺套路的，中段的时候猜到剧情的走向，但该有的反转还是很毛骨悚然……女主枪杀强奸犯的那一声没有声音的怒吼，是全篇最震撼的符号
剧本正常，表演正常，无特别之处——无特别之处的意思就是，无功无过，情理之中，没有超出期待。//桑德拉的表演我也觉得没有可圈之处，哀伤，沉稳≠死板的面无表情。面无表情是可以有层次的，可参见马修·麦康纳在《真探第一季》《达拉斯买家俱乐部》中的表演，或参见凯特·温丝莱特在《朗读者》《东城梦魇》中的表演。所以，在我看来，死板的面无表情肯定不属于高段位的表演。
印度啊，电影拍出来了又怎样，结尾的字幕依旧揪心。不过，这片子似乎幼儿园老师很好当啊，小朋友都很配合。
信息时代，我们不推崇走极端，寻求爆点，但有时候，出发点只是为民族某一方面的觉醒撕出一线光明。
电影都只是美好结局
第一次感受印度片拍出了香港警匪片的节奏，印度的女性人权问题确实是老大难了，影片结尾的希望之光希望不仅仅只存在于影视剧中。
女主身世是值得同情的，采取劫持儿童的行为是不妥的。
前半段属于单调乏味节奏慢但又没那么差、主要适合给演员发挥（刷奖）的鸡肋故事，后面戏剧动态多了，观感好一些。
无论受害人是女是男，是小孩还是成人，强奸犯必须死。但全世界的法律都做不到，全世界都在包庇强奸犯。。。
最近印度也开始对女性的权利和地位开始重视起来了。
It won't be real
虽然但是 就真的完全想到了《三年A班》啊 艺术创作真的太好用别人的创意了 😭
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