A brief introduction to the two tigers' movies

This film can be traced back to the French colony Zina in the 1920s. The notorious British hunter Aidan McClary (guy pearse) hunts ivory for a living, but he discovers the tiger family in a hunting operation, which is a windfall for them. After killing the fathers of the cubs Gomo and Sanha, although the mother of the cubs tried to save her children twice, cruel fate separated the twin tiger brothers.

Gomo and Sanha, one is shy and gentle, the other is rough and fierce. After the separation, the fierce brother Gomo was sold to the circus, and homesickness and life in a cage took away Gomo's spirit. Sanha, a gentle younger brother, is in a better situation and becomes the pet and playmate of Freddie Harmo, the lonely son of Ewing Normandin (Jean-Claude Dreyfus). Normandin intends to develop the nearby jungle into a tourist attraction, but this must be approved by his superior (OSCE· Neumann), so his family sent Sanha to train as a "fighter" to take part in the competition to please his superior.

When the two tigers grew up, they met again, only this time they were no longer brothers, but enemies ... Finally, the two tigers escaped from the cage and returned to the jungle. However, they pose a potential threat to local villages. Normandin sent Mike Lally to kill them, but when Mike Lally saw the two tigers happily returning to their jungle, he could no longer lay hands on them and could not allow himself to complete the task, so he handed Gomo and Sanha to their fate and turned away.