Never let the dream die

Rating: 10/10 (6 July 2017)

I was so moved at this film. There are three college students. They are studying about engineering. But Farhan, as a narrator in the film, prefers taking photos of animals to engineering. In India, it is said that men are expected to be an engineer and women are a doctor. So Farhan gives up his dream. One day, an genius boy enters this college and made friends with Farhan and another main character, Raju. He is Rancho. His pet phrase is 'Aal izz well'. He is very good at engineeing and does not hesitate to say his thoughts or opinions to anybody who has wrong ideas. Both Farhan and Raju gradually trust him. As this is a Bollywood film, the scenes of musical are shown. Their dancing is very cheerful and energetic. This film teaches us what learning is. Some people thinks entering a great school is a goal. Some people thinks they have to be an ideal man or woman as the parents wish you to be. But Rancho has doubts about them. He thinks it is most important to cherish your dream. So he helps Farhan to make himself to be honest to his father, and Farhan can manage to tell his true feelings and becomes a photographer at last. I love Raju's attitude for leaning. He does not care about the grade in test or academic background at all. He purely loves to learn. I could not stand crying at his sincerity. This film is not only serious but also hilarious, so makes me laugh often. The ending is very very great. I want to watch this film again and again. And I try to keep the phrase in mind 'Aal Izz Well'.