Final answer:
The line "Mera Joota Hai Japani" indicates the person's heart is a symbol of resistance, representing pride in one's cultural identity despite external influences.
Step-by-step explanation:
The song "Mera Joota Hai Japani" from the classic Indian movie Shree 420 includes a line about the heart that speaks to the identity and spirit of the person. The song does not directly say that the heart is strong and unbreakable (a), fragile and easily swayed (b), or like a Japanese shoe (c). Instead, the correct answer is (d) it is a symbol of resistance. The full line is "Mera joota hai Japani, yeh patloon Englishtani, sar pe lal topi Russi, phir bhi dil hai Hindustani", which translates to "My shoes are Japanese, these trousers are English, the red hat on my head is Russian, yet still, my heart is Indian". The heart being Indian despite the international attire on the outside is a metaphor for maintaining one's cultural identity and values despite external influences. It is about pride and resistance to cultural domination, suggesting a metaphorical 'Indian heart' that resists losing its identity amidst global influences.