A wonderful movie

Rating: 9/10 (29 August 2018)

This movie really changes the feel of the Indian film. In the past, I felt that Indian films had something very superficial like the scenes in which actors looked directly at the lens (as seen through the 8-year-old bride film), and unnecessary slow motion shots, or as well as the music that takes up most of the movie (Enthiran). But this movie made me really like the Indian film. The music in the movie is really cute and suited to the situation of the film, it honors the film a lot.
The film talks about what each person thinks about what the university really does for each person. What are we looking for in college? We learn rote and seek knowledge to get a degree that makes ours get a job with a high salary and then worry about rice rice money things. And here Shadon is different, he's against mechanical thinking, he's looking for a simple explanation for the definitions. He really learns to love the industry, he wants to learn it. He did not pursue knowledge, he did not pursue money, he did not pursue success. Simply everything he does because he wants to know more, because he is curious, he doesn't wants to race with anyone in the race of knowledge, money, or success.
I really learned a lot from this movie. I was very touched in the scene that Shadon send his dad's friend to hospital, as well as when the friend suicide, then also when the delivering baby scene. A movie worth watching.