A Must Watch Life-Changing Movies
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Movies are equally treated as a literary medium through a visual format. It has all the potential to deliver its substance authentically equally to a book. Nowadays movies are considered to be a part and parcel of our life. It has become one of the inevitable entertainments. Some movies will make us feel delighted, some will make us feel refreshed, some will make us laugh, some will make us think, some will make us realize, etc. are some emotions that we will feel after watching movies.

Amidst all the mass masala movies from all the woods, there are some of the best movies that will bring a new perspective on what life is. Movies play a hugely influential part in changing one’s perception. Likewise, here we are going to see the list of movies that will change the perception of your life. So here are the five life-changing movies that will make you perceive life in different aspects.

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Here you go…

Life is Beautiful (1997)

Life is Beautiful is an Italian comedy-drama directed and starred by Roberto Benigni. This movie has its setting in World War II under the Nazi concentration camp.

There is a popular saying: “Every father is a real hero to his children” this movie will be a good example. The joyous pretension of the father to his son even under the hard times in camp will make us feel hard-hitting and smile with tears. I’m sure after watching this movie, your relationship with your father will strengthen more.

Life is Beautiful (1997)

Aruvi (2016)

Aruvi is a Tamil socio-political drama directed by Arun Prabu Purushothaman. The movie revolves around the character Aruvi, the protagonist. “We have no time to stand and stare” is a quote by W.H.Davies. This quote does not fit completely into this film, but it has some similar interpretations of the film.

We are running a very busy life and always looking for momentary pleasures. In this fast-growing world, the status of living determines who you are. End of the day we are on the battlefield of accumulating the earnings to spend on luxuries to show off our standard of living. But that does not mean you are living a peaceful life.

Aruvi questions these and the film says: wealthy people are not healthy; diseased are not untouchables. The film will make you think deeply and that will not be a momentary pleasure.

Aruvi (2016)

Children of Heaven (1997)

Children of Heaven is an Iranian family drama directed by Majid Majidi. The film beautifully showcases the relationship between a brother and a sister. The care, dedication, harmony, and love are shared by both even though during their hard times.

This film is outstanding for portraying the realistic nature of a typical Islamic landscape which makes us feel the heat of the weather while we are watching. After watching, this will surely make you a kind person for your siblings if you were not in early.

Children of Heaven (1997)

Taare Zameen Par (2007)

Taare Zameen Par is a Hindi drama written by Amole Gupte and directed by Aamir Khan and Amole Gupte. This film revolves around the character Ishaan Awasthi, the protagonist. This is a very light-hearted film that says about the parenting of a mentally retarded child.

Don’t underestimate the child for their inability. Every child has their talent which is hidden within them. As the tagline of the film “Every child is special,” is beautifully justified in the film.

Taare Zameen Par (2007)

The Shawshank Redemption (1994)

The Shawshank Redemption is an American drama directed by Frank Darabont. Andy Dufresne a banker, is convicted of murdering his wife. He is sentenced to a lifetime prison for the murder. He befriended Red during his prison life. He had an unquenched desire to get out of the cell. His constant thoughts on getting out of the cell with strong hope made him achieve that.