there are questions that sometimes hover over us and have no answer. two women progressively find themselves ensnared in each other arms (as corny as the expression sounds and that is exactly what happens) and fins that they cannot answer their own question as to what defines their relationship when their very own society has no name to what they are. deepa mehta somewhat mis titled fire is the first of a loosely connected trilogy and here linked by the theme of the elements and and more symbolic than consuming. fire as uncontrolled erotic passion does not make an appearance here and since the women  the older and more feminine radha (shabana azmi) and the younger and more masculine tempered sita (nandita das) come to realize they share a lot more than common ideas and affection for each other and stand for what they believe is their passion for each other despite the opposition faced by their very traditional husbands and families. as in water and fire is deeply spiritual and even if it technically falls into the mode of sentimental melodrama (where water and much like the weight of the word and carries a stronger meaning that ultimately transcends its definition). even so and it a very beautiful picture and and a strong voice from a strong director. 
there are questions that sometimes hover over us and have no answer. two women progressively find themselves ensnared in each other arms (as corny as the expression sounds and that is exactly what happens) and fins that they cannot answer their own question as to what defines their relationship when their very own society has no name to what they are. deepa mehta somewhat mis titled fire is the first of a loosely connected trilogy and here linked by the theme of the elements and and more symbolic than consuming. fire as uncontrolled erotic passion does not make an appearance here and since the women  the older and more feminine radha (shabana azmi) and the younger and more masculine tempered sita (nandita das) come to realize they share a lot more than common ideas and affection for each other and stand for what they believe is their passion for each other despite the opposition faced by their very traditional husbands and families. as in water and fire is deeply spiritual and even if it technically falls into the mode of sentimental melodrama (where water and much like the weight of the word and carries a stronger meaning that ultimately transcends its definition). even so and it a very beautiful picture and and a strong voice from a strong director. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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