Cast;-
Aamir Khan, Sharman Joshi, R Madhavan, Kareena Kapoor
Director;-
Rajkumar Hirani
it is the best dramitical movie based on the student life i.e engineering life like the past movies like’munnabhai MBBS’.
My recommendation
The main information about the movie
Title: 3 Idiots
Type of movie: Indian Comedy movie
Lead actors: Aamir Khan(Rancho), Madhavan(Farhan), Sharman Joshi(Raju)
My overall impression of the movie
Funny
Teach our lessons about life
Find truly what I want to do
Criticize education based on competition
A summary of the story
Three college students called idiots find their truly dream and happy life.
3 Idiots has nothing much that could be related with it. Unlike Hello, the movie completely butchered Chetan’s work, this is just the opposite, probably even better. In fact it seems, in the case of 3 Idiots, the film makers have had a healthy competition with the author. With every passing sequence we see the efforts have gone higher and higher to make the film more interesting. After the few initial sequences, the film is narrated in a non-linear pattern by Farhan Qureshi(R. Madhavan), the first idiot. He is brought together with the second idiot Raju Rastogi(Sharman Joshi) by Chatur Ramalingam, who apparently wants to clear the score with the three idiots. Thanks to Chatur Ramalingam’s obsession to prove that he is the winner, the two idiots reunite with the third one- Ranchoddas Laxmandas Chanchad(Aamir Khan).
The three idiots, Rancchoddas Shyamaldas Chanchad(Aamir Khan), Raju Rastogi(Sharman Joshi) and Farhan Qureshi(R Madhavan), are perfect archetypes of the new age Indian who is essentially a non-conformist, questioning outmoded givens, choosing to live life on his own terms and chartering new roads that consciously skirt the rat race. Of course, they begin on the beaten track - due to societal/parental pressure - but refuse to become cogs in the wheel. Naturally, they end up as the Frostian hero(Robert Frost’s Road Not Taken) who made all the difference to his life, and the world, by taking the road less travelled by. The film begins with the entry of our threesome in the city’s elite engineering college. It takes the first tryst with the mandatory ragging sessions which enunciate who the leader of the gang is going to be: new entrant Baba Rancchoddas, as his friends fondly call him. Rancho not only leads his friends through the maze of India’s competitive, high-pressure, rote-heavy, illogical and almost cruel education system, he tutors them on several life mantras too. Like, running after excellence, not success; questioning not blindly accepting givens; inventing and experimenting in lieu of copying and cramming; and essentially following your heart’s calling if you truly want to make a difference. So, you have the threesome embroiled, time and again, in a confrontation with authority, as represented through the domineering figure of Viru Sahastrabuddhe(Boman Irani), the unsmiling Principal who venerates the cuckoo because the bird’s life begins with murder. Kill the competition, because there is only one place at the top, believes the Princi. Poor, mistaken Princi! Doesn’t he know that competition is effete, model students like Chatur(Omi) end up as duhs in real life and non-conformists(Rancho and Rocket Singh Inc), who care tuppence about being on top, could end up as eventual winners. More importantly, they could be high not only in IQ(intelligence quotient) but in EQ(emotional quotient) too, never losing their humaneness and social networking skills.
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