This document provides a summary and critical analysis of the 2009 Hindi-language Indian film 3 Idiots. It discusses the film's plot, which focuses on the academic pressure faced by youth in India and the unbreakable bond between the three main characters. The film questions India's education system and the pressure imposed on children by parents to achieve academic success, arguing that true success is found through following one's passions and finding happiness and satisfaction in life rather than wealth or career accomplishments. It keeps the viewer engaged throughout while addressing important issues.
This document provides a summary and critical analysis of the 2009 Hindi-language Indian film 3 Idiots. It discusses the film's plot, which focuses on the academic pressure faced by youth in India and the unbreakable bond between the three main characters. The film questions India's education system and the pressure imposed on children by parents to achieve academic success, arguing that true success is found through following one's passions and finding happiness and satisfaction in life rather than wealth or career accomplishments. It keeps the viewer engaged throughout while addressing important issues.
This document provides a summary and critical analysis of the 2009 Hindi-language Indian film 3 Idiots. It discusses the film's plot, which focuses on the academic pressure faced by youth in India and the unbreakable bond between the three main characters. The film questions India's education system and the pressure imposed on children by parents to achieve academic success, arguing that true success is found through following one's passions and finding happiness and satisfaction in life rather than wealth or career accomplishments. It keeps the viewer engaged throughout while addressing important issues.
3 Idiots is a 2009 Hindi-language Indian coming-of-age comedy-
drama film written and directed by Rajkumar Hirani and co-written by Abhijat Joshi, with producer Vidhu Vinod Chopra acting as a screenplay associate. It was released in 2013. This movie is about the academic pressure that is faced by the youths in India. The 3 main characters – Farhan Qureshi, Raju Rastogi and Rancchoddas ‘Rancho’ Shyamaldas Chanchad, while all belonging to absolutely different backgrounds with different traits, share an inseparable bond of friendship. Their friendship is honest, funny, emotional and silly. Throughout the movie, the dean of the school Professor Viru Sahastrabuddhe ‘Virus’ makes constant but unsuccessful efforts to break their unity. In one such attempt, Dean ‘Virus’ threatens to either expel Raju, who belongs to a very poor family, or betray ‘Rancho’ by confessing to the Dean that ‘Rancho’ was indeed the one who had urinated outside his house after they consumed alcohol and were having fun. Raju, stuck in the dilemma of choosing between his family and his best friend jumps from the office window but does not betray Rancho. At one instance, Farhan says, “It hurts when a friend fails in the exam, but hurts even more when he tops the class.”(3 Idiots; Rajkumar Hirani, Abhijat Joshi) This happens when Rancho tops the class and rest of the two fail. This depicts the silliness and the always entertaining connection the three friends shared. The author has a deep understanding of the situation. Maybe he has experienced a very strong friendship like what the characters of the 3 Idiots have. The movie taught me to follow your passions to become successful and more importantly to become happy and contented in life. 3 Idiots was a complete entertainer, which kept me engrossed throughout. This movie not only questions the education system but also the situation the young people of India are faced with. It is time for our educators to wake up and make a drastic change. This should involve transforming from the top to bottom; from the education ministry to the teachers who teach. It is also about time that parents realize the pressure that is being imposed on their children academically can ruin their lives. Success is not measured by how much money one has earned. Success is measured by how happy and satisfied one is with their professional life.