In Disney’s animated film Aladdin, the major theme that Disney wanted to communicate to the audiences is how far human beings can go when in need of something. A strong desire of something may lead one to go beyond the expectations. The major characters of the film are seen fighting for power, freedom, recognition, love and others for even supernatural strength (Oppenheim 177). For instance, the dire need of power by Jafar makes him go beyond what one may expect like wanting to be the most powerful sorcerer. This essay paper will describe deeply, how Aladdin was in need of power, freedom and love, how Jafar struggled for power, how Genie yearned for freedom, and finally Jasmines independent fights for love. Although each character had a certain desire, power and freedom was most needed by all of them. This 1992 Aladdin film was considered one of the high profile release and among the Disney’s best films (Ackerly 222). The thing that made it to be popular is how he brought out the conflicting interests of the characters, and how they came up with eye-catching occasions to fulfill their interests. The film was watched globally and acquired itself a great reputation and fame. The most interesting traits are those of Aladdin when he tries to be who he is not just because of love to a princess. At the beginning of the movie, there is an educative song full of hidden themes of the writer, where the Arab merchants sing a song stating where they have come from, and how they are treated in a discriminatory manner. They describe the act as barbaric, but basing their fact, that home is home, they show a special liking of their motherland (Ackerly 223). This song shows how Middle East is uninhabited land where justice does not exist in the lives of all people within the community. These words in the songs created a great controversy in most of the Arab countries that resulted to the changing of the words whereby, the harsh words that described how people were cut off their ears if disliked were replaced by words describing how the land is flat, immense, and hot. In the film, Aladdin is featured as a peasant character in the Islamic town of Agra bah. The main interest of Aladdin in the film is power and love. Aladdin struggles throughout the film finding ways of winning the love of Jasmine; he thinks acquiring power first would open the door for Jasmines love. At a certain point, this peasant Aladdin falls in love with Jasmine who was the princess of the town. This woman is portrayed as a very independent person, but the problem is with Aladdin who could not be himself(Volokh 251). The controversy was realized when the law could not allow Jasmine to get married to someone who is not from the royal family. Aladdin made some efforts to overcome this challenge by pleasing Genie, who in turn told him to confess his three wishes. This was an opportunity for Aladdin to declare a wish of becoming a prince, so that he can be in a position to marry Jasmine. The sorcerer by name Jafar was also really in need of power of lamp like Genie. This created some difficulties to Aladdin, as he did not know how to deal with both of them to achieve his goal of winning the love of Jasmine. To solve all his challenges,