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Suicide in India

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Background

Suicide is an important cause of death in India but estimated suicide rates based on data from India’s National Crime Records Bureau are unreliable.

Aim

Systematically critical analyse existing literature on suicide and the factors associated with suicide in India.

Results

Thirty-six papers met inclusion criteria for the analysis. The heterogeneity of sampling procedures and methods of the studies made meta-analysis of the results infeasible. Verbal autopsy studies in several rural locations in India report high suicide rates, from 82 to 95 per 100,000 population – up to 8-fold higher than the official national suicide rates. Suicide rates are highest in persons 20 to 29 years of age. Female suicide rates are higher than male rates in persons under 30 years of age but the opposite is true in those 30 years of age or older. Hanging and ingestion of organophosphate pesticides are the most common methods of suicide. Among women, self-immolation is also a relatively common method of suicide. Low socioeconomic status, mental illness (especially alcohol misuse) and inter-personal difficulties are the factors that are most closely associated with suicide.

Conclusion

The quality of the information about suicide in India is quite limited, but it is clearly an important and growing public health problem. Compared to suicides in high-income countries, suicide in India is more prevalent in women (particularly young women), is much more likely to involve ingestion of pesticides, is more closely associated with poverty, and is less closely associated with mental illness.

Solutions :

How can we help ?
Put yourself in the shoes of someone and pain and anyalyse how can you help them
If you are not in a situation to help ..please don't add on to their pain and become a reason for someone's death !!

I would like to end this with saying :
The light in others eyes , my son .
The music in others ears , my symphony .
The smile in others lips , my happiness !!

Believe in this and life will become prettier for you adn the people around you :)

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Directed by : Wong Kar-Wai
Language : Cantonese
(2020502532)

At first, when I saw this film, I thought that it had a bunch of  weird camera angle and other stuff and thought it was a fallen replica of 'Chucking Express'

...... After watching for the first time, I didn't feel that I had finished a movie. So I had a rewatch....probably after 4 months.

Damn, this film was a blast . It just blew me off.. it had a really sexy camera angles..and I really mean the word SEXY hear. this gives off a similar vibe as an untold story of chucking express.

This needs a rewatch by a bunch of us....to explore more .....

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There are several emotional and thought-provoking movies out there but only a few can claim to leave such a deep emotional impact as the movie "Hacksaw Ridge".
Directed by Mel Gibson, the main theme of the film is about breaking stereotypes and staying true to our beliefs and principles even if it means sticking out as the sore thumb. It also teaches us that, this self encouragement amplifies our will and power and makes us perform seemingly impossible tasks.
Both these themes are captured beautifully in the film. It portrays "war" from unseen views. It reveals the true colours of war by depicting it as a grotesque package of horror in all forms and the as the peak of inhumanity, when the general thought is that of honour, bravery and sacrifice for the nation.
The movie manifests it's theme in and out through the protagonist Desmond Doss. He is a soldier without a weapon and a strong moral code to not hurt another fellow human being. The difficulties in walking a non-stereotypical path with an unique and untypical ethical principle in a monopolous and harsh environment is also clearly depicted. Finally, as the protagonist wades out of the biting calamity in his own unique way much to the surprise of anyone and even helping those who wronged him by saving their lives, the victory for humanity is established.
Thus, it urges the audience to be strong mentally and emotionally and have faith in themselves and their beliefs. Because, ultimately it is this fearless conviction to hold onto ethical principles that bears the sweetest fruits for mankind.

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One of the best mystery, fantasy thriller movie directed by Frank Darbontt is, "The Green Mile".
The duration of the movie is about 3 hours, such a long movie but we can feel emotionally connected with each and every second of the movie. John coffey will be prisoned in the green mile for the false case of killing two young sisters. Throughout the movie, John coffey will be shown as a evil man. There are many proverbs that can match this movie like, "Appearances can be deceptive" and "Don't judge a book by it's cover" and many more. John Coffey who has a gigantic appearance is someone who is very kind, innocent, deeper inside. Coffey is depicted as having a simple, naive nature and a fear of the dark, but seems to have an extraordinary, supernatural ability. Paul, the prison authority will slowly come to know that Coffey is someone who cried for the kids, not the one who killed them. When John Coffey is put to death, no one can hold their tears. Paul feels guilty for doing this in his own hands. The movie leaves the watcher with an heart break at the end. Outer apperance is not the only thing that matters, deep inside they are most innocent and kind hearted.

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I personally like this film for it's invaried take on emancipation of women. Pagglait is perhaps one of the few films to have shown a closer-to-life representation of death in a family. Pagglait is about one woman’s journey towards independence, after she realises how others have been taking decisions for her all her life. It is that, but there's so much more. Sanya Malhotra plays Sandhya, a young woman whose husband, Astik, died merely five months after their wedding. Not the wailing widow at all, she is surfing through Facebook, and yawning at the ‘RIP’ comments that keep coming in. To most, it would seem as if she has lost her senses, perhaps from the trauma of her husband’s death. However, the closer we get to her, in her room, by her bedside, we realise that she is simply indifferent. Pagglait checks many boxes with its brilliant performances and writing.

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Tarantino's strategy in all of his films is to have the characters speak at right angles to the action or depart on flights of fancy. Remember the famous opening conversation between Jules and Vincent, who are on their way to a violent reprisal against some college kids who have offended Wallace and appropriated his renowned briefcase. They talk about the drug laws in Amsterdam, what Quarter Pounders are called in Paris, and the degree of sexual intimacy implied by a foot massage. Finally, Jules says "let's get in character,'' and they enter an apartment.

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Rocky - An Art of Brutality

Rocky is a piece of art with a beautiful execution and can easily say the best visuals a film had in recent times and also the best debuts of kollywood. The director, Arun matheswaran has mastered the craft with every single scene, never feels like a debut. His vision stands out from all the other film makers and his individual stamp and story telling method can easily be said as the first tamil film with this film language. Rather than spoonfeeding, the writing actually dripfeeds information about the past. So, instead of a single stretch of flashback showing us how things had soured between Rocky and Manimaran, we get a fractured narrative with the past and present overlapping one another. Arun Matheswaran gives us the events of the past in black and white, which helps us instantly make sense of the sudden transitions from the present. And he doesn't give the events of the past in linear fashion. For example, we see something happening to Rocky's mother but it is only later in the film that we get why. And the effect is that of the pieces of a puzzle coming finally together and showing us the beauty of the final picture. The director has taken a familiar tale of revenge and made it feel fresh with his new writing style.

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Attakathi : It is a film where a normal teenager tries to impress the girls but failed in every step. Finally he will get his chance.

It makes me feel that the failures are always a huge rock before you. And also this movie makes me feel like a real plot

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This movie has a good touch in history of the ship "TITANIC" and its crew members , and also the romance shown by the two characters in that film. This movie created a great impact on the time of release to till now which made the audiences curious to know much more about that ship and its story behind that.

https://www.nytimes.com/1998/04/26/movies/why-titanic-conquered-the-world.html

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Jai Bhim is the most controversial and yet, the most appreciated movie of 2021. Directed by K E Gnanavel Raja and starring actor Surya in the lead role as a lawyer (Chandru), the movie is primarily based on a true incident that took place in 1990. Sean Roldan's brilliant music wonderfully complements and enhances the plot. The film mainly focuses on the life of the tribal community and the injustice and brutality faced by them. The whole plot revolves around Sengheni's (a tribal woman's) determination to find her husband who has been arrested by the police for a fabricated theft case.
The pathetic state of a whole community of people was heart aching to watch. The sincerity of advocate Chandru towards the case is well expressed. Some scenes in the movie are disturbing and devastating, but they rightly convey the dreadful situation and humiliation faced by the victims. They stress on the fact that justice must be equal to all.

It was a daring attempt by the team to portray the cruelty that has been shown towards a less privileged community. It depicted the real story with an effective cinematic touch but with the essence of the true incidents intact. In spite of the controversies, the film proved to celebrate forgotten efforts of an individual. On the whole, the movie was decisively realistic and exceptionally good.

It is a well needed for our unbalanced society..

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In Cibi Chakravarthy's debut film Don, which stars Sivakarthikeyen in the lead, drama works more effectively than the comedy.

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THE GREEN MILE-  2020507010(HEMASHREE S)

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THE GREEN MILE-  2020507010(HEMASHREE S)

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One of the best mystery, fantasy, thriller movie directed by David Fincher is, "THE GREEN MILE".

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PANCHATHANTHIRAM - 2020507012(P K JAISHREE)

To me this film is a perfect balance between several emotions!
One cannot control their laughter while watching it.

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Taanakkaran is set in a police recruits school (PRS) somewhere in Tirunelveli. These recruitment schools have parade competitions at the end of their training—something so fiercely fought over, that it lays the bedrock for the brutality bred into the police. This is the story the film attempts to tell us. Before the story begins, we are given a quick animated overview of the police department’s formation, mainly to remind us that it is an extension of colonial power. These animation sequences with voice overs are becoming a bit overused these days in Tamil cinema. Maybe there are other storytelling methods to convey the same information. That issue aside, Taanakkaran in this sequence, refers to the training of Indian recruits during colonial times. They competed with each other to move up within the system, the voice over says. In particular, they had intensive training and competitions where winners were rewarded with grain and alcohol and those who lost were punished with extra training.

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Name: Shwetha Shri R
Reg. No.: 2020502541

Parasite is a 2019 South Korean black comedy thriller film directed by Bong Joon-ho.  This film tells a story of the poor Kim family, intending to be employed by the rich Park family and impersonating high-quality personnel so as to escape poverty.  Through this movie, director Bong Joon-ho intuitively shows the audience the problem of the gap between rich and poor in modern society, which is why film Parasite can transcend differences in cultural backgrounds and resonate with audiences all over the world.
Behind the great success that the movie Parasite has achieved, it is because of its artistic value as a film, and its exposure the dark side of human experience and dares to tread in places western films are sometimes scared of, which is the disparity between the rich and the poor and class consolidation in Korean society. In fact, it is not a social problem that only exists in South Korea. Under the current economic system, regardless of the political system, this is probably a common social problem in many countries, which is also the reason that why Parasite can resonate with so many audiences around the world. At the end of the movie, the Kim family loses their jobs in Park’s house and fail to become rich people. So, in reality, it is hard for the poor people like Kim family to have the opportunity to escape poverty and enter the so-called upper class.
Through the description of the rich Park family and the poor Kim family, the movie outlines two different worlds in which the poor and the rich live. Although they are connected to each other in society, there is an invisible wall that separates them. The gap between the rich and the poor is not just an economic gap, but also a huge gap in housing, education, outlook, etc. These potential gaps have separated the lives of the poor and the rich into different social classes. The poor are getting poorer and poorer because of their lack of social resources, while the rich have been at the top of the social class in that they have access to high-quality resources for generations. Therefore, behind the gap between the rich and the poor are the gradually solidified social classes, the cruel reality that it is increasingly difficult for the poor to change their destiny.

Reference:
https://www.atlantis-press.com/article/125949420.pdf

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1917
TEAMWORK MAKE A DREAMWORK

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"Anbe Sivam" is one of the classic tamil filmss which is a failure in box office in the time of release around 2003. I personally loves the film as we can't decide which genre it is. It speaks about Communism, Atheistic, Humanism, problems faced by a common man etc. It has love, comedy, drama. action along with social message. The dialogues will make a powerful impact in persons who watch this movie. The Background score from Vidasagar hits you differently. The direction in the scenes of Bus accident and Train accident will make us to feel how horrible these accidents are.
The wall painting scene expresses how protagonist loves heroine and art equally. You will definitely find a new way of looking the world and we will change in a positive manner

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The Prestige
2020502031

This movie is special for its very impressive screenplay(and story)

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The movie starts off with different characters and different lives moves into something unexpected. Though it has too many characters, Lokesh hasn't wasted time in introductions. The story webs around us from frame one.

No character is wasted, each and every character contributes something to the plot. The story travels at a phase, that if a scene is missed we might lose track. The planning and execution of each scene is a master class of Lokesh's screenplay.

The suspense that travels along with the plot keeps the audience hooked, even a one minute song might make us restless- an edge of the seat thriller. Lokesh's brilliant yet again takes him high in the climax, the end of the movie might give a confident booster because of the message it delivers. Each and every frame of his is real. We might encounter any of it in our real life

Above all its Lokesh Kanagaraj's who has done ample of hard work which is evident throughout. His screenplay, the characters, the technical brilliance everything is a clear indication of his passion towards cinema. Though this is his debut he has taken over some experienced directors with his work for sure. Kollywood has got a brilliant director.

On the whole Managaram is a must watch for any moviegoer. It will stay in the hearts as one of the best screenplays ever.

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I chose this movie because of its story, dialogue and the cinematography...I have made a critical analysis on this movie. You can't get the full meaning of the movie by seeing only once. I have seen this for more than 4 times and I get new things every time I watch. Nayanthra have done the best role in this movie..I like each and every dialogue in this movie.

Some of the  dialogues that give goose bump are:

I'm not worried about power politics.I'm a democratic.

If you call that as power politics,
I would call it as anti-democracy.

'When a life was in danger in front of

my eyes, as an officer with humanity..'

'..I did my duty peacefully without

becoming emotional at all.'

The entire script is attached here:

https://www.scripts.com/script/aramm_3057

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Keeping aside the reviews, I personally like this movie for two main reasons: 1 - Time Travel, 2 - Ryan Reynolds. Apart from being a sci-fi film, the movie has emotion (mother's sentiment) in its core. Being a single parented child, this movie made me connect to emotionally. CGI and VFX are also other reasons to watch Adam Project.

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The Adam Project is an adventurous film in the mould of Spielberg and other '80's and 90's pics, meaning confused conversations, quick quips, great close ups and seeing the world from a child's point of view as well.

The plot is a time travel story where our main character meets his younger self, trying to fix the damage a villain inflicted, and that's all the narrative I'll share beforehand. It's well shot, well directed, well written, and well played, especially by young Adam.

It leaves us with an entertaining film that plotwise isn't surprising enough to elevate it to greatness, but a good watch nonetheless.

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The Adam Project is an adventurous film in the mould of Spielberg and other '80's and 90's pics, meaning confused conversations, quick quips, great close ups and seeing the world from a child's point of view as well.

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2020502003
this movie explains power of tamil movies

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Recently, I Have watched "DON" movie acted by Siva Karthikeyan directed by Cibi Chakravathy. It is a simple story which initially sticks around the College life of Engineer, and it turns out to be an emotional which explain the Untold love of parents-Children. It also shows various things like what happens when last bencher studies, Love sacrifice , friendship, education system etc.
In that, the protagonist chose engineering by a compulsion and the starts working to find his talent or aim in life. He tries different things but never actually studies and thus end up getting caught by staffs and his dad whom he is afraid off. One A day he ends finding that he can direct a movie and thus starts working on it. A tragedy happens and his whole works end up lost. He then tries to find out another script for a competition, through which he understands the love of his dad. He always hated him and seen him as a villain, but only after his death he realize how was the real person who made him as a hero. this movie had a greater impact emotionally and also the film making aspect. This holds good example that how the story can be relatable to the audience and how the screenplay connects the audience with story. Thus, this is among the one movie which had a great impact on me.

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KGF. This is a story of ambitious rocky journey towards power and riches .He was present in almost 80% of the movie and this shows his hardwork. All the technical department have done their part with finesse to enhance the movie to another level. Cinematograpy by Bhuvan was exceptional and hats off for the producer for his guts.

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Cinema Paradiso is the movie that impacted me the most the enthusiasm the kid receives on watching a movies resonated with me . The whole angle of the drama taking place inside and around a movie theatre among the villagers is so beautiful and the visuals are breathtaking. The relationship between the small boy and the operator lives rent-free in my memory. The ending of the movie will echo forever on a viewer's memory.
The acting portrayed in the movie is so genuine and astonishing and every character in the movie had their own space and their individual character arc was complete and on a whole it is a satisfying watch which I would suggest anyone .

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No elaborate action scenes, no love interest, no glorification of America or any other country. Without using any of that, it’s a timeless story of friendship and overcoming adversity while showing what the true meaning of freedom is. Eye opening for sure

The trailer : https://youtu.be/NmzuHjWmXOc

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This Flim is about a girl who has alwys been restricted to fun and entertainment who finally breaks out of her shackles and go to a trip to manali with her school friends whom she met again few days ago. The starting of the she behaves very humble and silent while her other 3 friends were very extroverted and were in a party culture. slowly she startes to interact and have fun in every small mischief and begins to get along with them

soon she starts to fall in lovw with the hero who has no interest in relationships. after the trip all departed in seperate ways. they meet again after years in a friends wedding where they relive and reminisce the trip and the boy understands the understanding of a relationship and they end up together

this is one of the great movies which made me feel good and light and the songs were also great in this flim

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I have liked this film since it depicts and portrays the sad reality of human life of a middle class family. They struggle for their living at the same time they are asked to leave the rented house. The plot involves the haunting of new rented house. And also it concentrates on the aimof the hero to become a director and they have shown it with the dialogue "how many more hours of my life I should invest to make a two-hour film"

https://www.hindustantimes.com/regional-movies/to-let-movie-review-a-moving-drama-about-middle-class-dreams-and-reality/story-v1c1WxlS0ZTLV8fo10C0cK.html

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Film: To Let
Director: Chezhiyan
Cast: Santhosh Sriram, Sheela Rajkumar, Dharun and Aadhira Pandilakshmi
Rating: 3.5/5

If there's one aspect that really stands out in Chezhiyan's national award-winning film To Let, is how it stays away from the norms of commercial cinema -- which includes all the tropes that usually define mainstream Tamil cinema -- and still manages to make something so captivating and praise-worthy. It's for this aspect alone; the film truly deserves to be celebrated. This is, without a doubt, Tamil cinema's first big step towards realistic cinema.
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The story is set in a small middle-class family. Illango, his wife Amudha and their five-year-old son Siddharth live in a small rented apartment. Their house owner decides to lease the house to IT professional for a higher rent, forcing the family to vacate in a month. With time running out and nowhere to go, Illango goes on a house-hunting spree across the city and everything that follows forms the crux of the story.

As much as To Let is about urban housing problems, it also focuses on middle-class dreams and reality. Illango works as a writer-cum-assistant director. It's been his life-long dream to become a director and we see him struggle to get a break. There's a scene where we see him ask his friend, in total despair, 'how many more hours of my life I should invest to make a two-hour film'.

To Let: A story of Ilango and Amudha and their dream of a home of their own.

Amudha dreams of moving into her own home and she doesn't mind even if it is small. She's tired of being pushed around and taken for granted by her house owner. There's a beautiful scene where she describes her dream house and the way she yearns for it really moves us.

In reality, both Illango and Amudha struggle to realize their dreams. At one point, Illango decides to sell his script and as he has that conversation with his wife, we see his hands running over his script and one can sense his disappointment. Amudha asks him to sell her jewels instead, and the scene almost moves us to tears.

Most of the film is shot inside a house and it's amazing how Chezhiyan doesn't make the experience boring. As we see Illango and his family struggle to find a new house to move in, we also see the bond they share with each other. Chezhiyan gives us a moving drama about a family that sticks together no matter what.

As Illango hunts for a house, we see his house owner show the house to prospective tenants. The family finds it extremely uncomfortable to have people come over at odd hours. In one scene, we see Amudha step out of a shower and quickly run back into the bathroom as she realizes someone has come to see the house. In another scene, we see someone who has come to see the house, open the cupboard to find sanitary pads. He immediately apologizes to Amudha, who stands helpless and ashamed in one corner. Chezhiyan beautifully establishes the fact the need for a house is not just to take refuge but have some privacy which Illango and his family really lack.

As people come and go to Illango's house, we also see the kind of effect it has on Siddharth. In one scene, he imitates the whole scenario of how people get shown the house, and he ropes in his parents in the act to make it memorable. In another scene, Siddharth, who often scribbles and sketches on the walls of his house, draws a house with 'To Let' sign on it to remember the experience.

Chezhiyan treats To Let as realistically as possible. The influence of world cinema is quite evident in his treatment and rich tributes are paid to the masters like Mrinal Sen and Akira Kurosawa among others. The film features mostly newcomers but their performances really standout. Siddharth as Dharun is easily the pick of the actors as he delivers the kind of performance that is very rare from someone so young. Santhosh and Sheela as the couple turn in matured performances.
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To Let movie review: A moving drama about middle-class dreams and reality

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Film: To Let Director: Chezhiyan Cast: Santhosh Sriram, Sheela Rajkumar, Dharun and Aadhira Pandilakshmi Rating: 3.5/5 If there's one aspect that really stands out in Chezhiyan's national award-winning film To Let, is how it stays away from the norms of commercial cinema -- which includes all the tropes that usually define mainstream Tamil cinema -- and still manages to make something so captivating and praise-worthy.

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A spanish movie which came out in 2019 indirectly symbolising the distribution of wealth in the society.

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This movie is basically about a girl an her love life. It feels real as the place and the way that the movie is shown to us is very natural. As far as i know, there are no scenes in the film that depict fake emotions or typical cinema type let it be the romantic connection or the mother emotion. This movie feels realistic and easy to connect.

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Hey Ram is about a fiction written by Kamal Hasan which he conjoined with the incidents that happen before and after the independence of India. So there is a scene where an elephant is freely roaming in and around calcutta where kamal compares himself with that elephant after having lost his wife. But after some scenes, his family will force him to get remarried and their family will be going to see the bride. Before seeing the bride and their family, there will be a shot where a temple elephant will be seen tied to a chain indicating his marriage which tamil people call marriage as "Kaal kattu".

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2020506086(Shifani Francis M)- The Pursuit of Happyness

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2020506086(Shifani Francis M)- The Pursuit of Happyness

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I chose this movie because it is one of my favorite movies and because of the message it has throughout the movie.  You have to work for what you achieve, you have to make sacrifices, and you’re going to fail multiple times; but as long as you keep pushing forward, you can make it happen and that’s the message this movie portrays with Chris (Will Smith) .  If you’re prepared to work really hard, you can achieve what you want. Despite the numerous obstacles, Chris wanted a better life for him and his son, and was willing to work beyond the multiple obstacles, for this, in the long run, he was rewarded.
Checkout this article: https://medium.com/@officialdjfez/the-message-behind-the-pursuit-of-happyness-83f7e7b93500

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The "Pursuit of Happyness" is one of my favorite movies ever and It's because the message it has throughout the movie. With my generation of millennials I see more and more people wanting thing everything handed out to them, everything should be easy to achieve and the government paying for everything, but in this country, you have to work for what you achieve, you have to make sacrifices, and you're going to fail multiple times; but as long as you keep pushing forward, you can make it happen and that's the message this movie portrays with Chris (Will Smith) is that of "Hard Work", If you're prepared to work really hard, you can achieve what you want. Despite the numerous obstacles, Chris wanted a better life for him and his son, and was willing to work beyond the multiple obstacles, for this, in the long run, he was rewarded.

Chris Gardner Walking Home

Okay, let's do the introductions first. The man that you see is Chris Gardner, the protagonist of the movie a middle-aged man with a wife and a five-year-old son, whose job is to go around convincing doctors to buy a bone density scanner. He can hardly pay his rent with the proceeds of this device. His wife ends up leaving him with the kid and he needs to keep providing for him too.

Chris G Admiring the car

Now, let's cut to the scene. On his way to his usual sales calls, he sees a man who pulls up in an expensive sports car. Chris: "I just have two questions for you. What do you do, and how do you do it?" The man responds, "I am a stockbroker." Chris: "Have to go to college to be a stockbroker, right?" Man: "Not necessarily. You just have to be good with numbers and good with people."

The man heads to his office, leaving Chris amidst a sea of smiling stock brokers, wondering to himself: "They all look so damn happy to me. Why couldn't I look like that?"

That thinking is coming from a person who has not gone to a college! And we, who have all the necessities of life (luxuries too, for many) often get satisfied with as little as a Facebook like. I am not saying we need to be greedy, but we must not let mediocrity become integral to all parts of our life.

Chris Solving the Rubik's Cube

We see that Chris Gardner is now thinking beyond sales. He wants to be a stockbroker. But as mentioned earlier, he doesn't even have a college education. So, what can he do to fulfill his new-found dream?

Chris waits multiple times to have the opportunity to talk to Jay who is with the Resource Head of Dean Witter, a stockbroking firm. Chris had seen a flyer about an internship offered by the firm, whereby he could become a stockbroker. He knew his application would not even be considered so he wanted to personally convince the man about his potential. They are in a cab, and Chris is going on and on about how he can handle tough situations, but the man is busy solving the Rubik's Cube and hardly listens to Chris.

What Chris does is proclaims that he can solve it. Obviously, the man is not convinced but still hands it to him. Even the cab driver looks at Chris with derision. But slowly, Chris gets going and solves the puzzle by the time the man reaches his destination. This leaves a good impression on Jay, who later on offers Chris an opportunity to appear for an interview. In this age, where we don't have the handicap of not having a college degree, we have stiff competition making it more important for us to prove ourselves.

Chris arriving at the Interview

Now Chris finally goes to the interview for the internship but arrives in sweatpants and a wife beater, ideally one would be all suited up for an occasion like this.

The night before this interview, Chris' wife had left him, frustrated by their financial problems. Add to that the fact that the landlord wanted to throw Chris out but had agreed to let him stay for a week more if Chris painted the house, which was what he was doing when the police knocked on his door and arrested him for not paying numerous parking tickets.

He was only released the next morning. And he ran to the office for the interview. The more interesting part comes here. He says to the interviewers: "Can I say something? Um, I'm the type of person that if you ask me a question and I don't know the answer, I'm gonna tell you that I don't know. But I bet you what, I know how to find the answer and I will find the answer."

One of the interviewers asks him: "What would you say if a man walked in here with no shirt, and I hired him? What would you say?"

Chris: "He must have had on some really nice pants."

He rose to the challenge and presented his reasons for candidacy with such strength, determination, and passion that his employers were forced to look beyond his appearance.

Chris hitting Rock Bottom

Jumping to the next scene; this is the scene that breaks everyone's heart. Chris just became homeless has now where to go and nowhere to sleep, has his son with him and you can just see his freaking out, his son tells him that the machine isn't a time machine to which Chris responds that it is. He uses their imagination to travel to a time where dinosaurs still roam the earth, and they escape to a cave for safety. That cave was a public bathroom where they spend the night, that night his son slept in his arms, Chris was covering his ears so he didn't hear the people trying to come in and with one of his legs secures the door, so they couldn't, you could see it in his face that he had hit rock bottom and just was destroyed about the situation. But he didn't give up.

Chris and Christopher playing basketball

This is probably the best scene in the movie. It's a Saturday and Chris takes his son to play basketball. His son is really into the game and in spite of being so small, gets the ball into the basket. Chris tries to do the same but fails. He then tells his son, that there will be things in which he can excel but basketball is not one of them, so he should not waste his time playing around with the ball. He goes on to add that he himself had been mediocre in the game and that the son could not be any better than the father.

Hearing this, his son is disappointed and starts packing the ball. Chris realizes his mistake and says the following words which become the soul of the movie:

"Don't ever let someone tell you, you can't do something. Not even me. You got a dream, you got to protect it. People can't do something themselves, they want to tell you, you can't do it. You want something, go get it. Period. All right?"

This is called Happyness

Every day Chris must run from work to secure a place in line at the shelter, so he and his son could have a bed at night, thus putting himself at a serious disadvantage with the other candidates for the job. Due to his limited time, he must find a way to make his sales calls at work more efficient, even going against protocol when he reaches out to very high-level prospective clients.

Even at the lowest point of his life, when he was sleeping with his son on the restroom floor of a subway station, he maintained the illusion that he was just as much a viable candidate as the other interns who had homes and all the luxuries of modern-day businessmen. He never stopped doubting himself, and confidence is a major part of the recipe of success.

HAPPYNESS is not money, but happiness is seeing your life stable, your child happy, and your future bright. Sometimes we need money to make us happy, but it's not the money itself, but what the money brings us, and no one is just going to bring us money but you have to go out and achieve it, and pursue your own HAPPYNESS.

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The Message behind the Pursuit of Happyness

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The "Pursuit of Happyness" is one of my favorite movies ever and It's because the message it has throughout the movie.

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KGF (mother's love)

In an era where motherhood is becoming so politicized, with questions roiling about having a career versus staying at home, breast-feeding versus the bottle -- even dinner-time choices are scrutinized -- we decided to ask Iowans to do something simple for Mother's Day:

We asked you to tell us about your mother's generosity.

The emails and Facebook posts that rolled in told stories of mothers who gave tremendously of themselves for their children. In one case, a letter-writer said he had to stop, as the tears had started to flow.

Among what we heard:

One mother slipped her wedding ring into her kindergartener's sock to ease a child's fear about seeing her again after the first day of school.

Another woman, at age 90, wrote her children and grandchildren a book of her life, a memento that they treasure.

One woman showed her generosity, in some cases, by holding back. She didn't whip up a new meal if one of her children didn't like the one she prepared. And that independent spirit prevailed for generations, the letter's author told us.

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Is The Pursuit of Happyness based on a true story?

'The Pursuit of Happyness' Tells Real-Life Rags to Riches Story of Successful Businessman Chris Gardner. Will Smith stars in an uplifting drama based on the true story of a single father who went from homeless to successful businessman. Alan Silverman spoke with Will for this look at The Pursuit of Happyness.

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2020509047 - How VFX and CGI can attract the Audience 

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2020509047 - How VFX and CGI can attract the Audience 

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I recently watched a movie called Doctor Strange: In the Multiverse of Madness which has an S tier VFX and CGI that personally attracted me a lot. It took over one and a half years to finish rendering only the CGI and VFX part of the whole movie and if you ask me it has an Oscar worthy Visual Effects when compared to other major CGI based films. The introduction of many other characters from the Marvel Comics made it to spice it up even more, whose character's superpower can only be exhibited with the help of VFX in movies.

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I  personally like this movie for its comical aspect portrayed throughout the movie. The movie revolves around millionaire baby and three kidnappers, initially the kidnappers abduct the baby in disguise and ask for a hefty ransom from the millionaire family. While the ransom to be given is being prepared the movie showcases the struggles faced by the kidnappers in taking care of the baby. At one point the kidnappers lose track of the baby. This is when the baby's caretaker finds a way to reach out the baby by following a book read to the baby. The baby would have visited those places mentioned in the book, hence they follow the places and find the baby at an old army cap. The climax also ends with a hilarious exit of the kidnappers being caught with the help of the baby.

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I chose this film because of how the film turned the character's and the audience's perspectives upside down as the story unfolded. The main character, played by Dhanush, has great character development from his angry young man days to the quiet and subservient father that doesn't want any part of the problem. His acting brings out the pure unbridled wrath hidden inside a man, and the bgm/song amplifies the feeling a hundredfold, as if you are the one experiencing the rage. The side characters also mesh perfectly well into the story.