Inspirations

Yesterday was the B'day of Munnabhai so one channel was showing program on his life.

I don't believe in having any ideals but if I have to choose one then I will go for Sanjay Dutt.

Not because his life was smooth and he didn't commit any mistakes or didn't face any problems rather because he faced lots of problems in his life and stood against all of them and won in the last.

In the starting time of his career, he became drug addict and he fought it and won. Then his mother and first wife died because of cancer, from where he learnt a lesson and supporting activity to minimize the casualties because of this deadly disease.

Got caught into 1993 blast case and still struggling but he is rock solid and fighting to his last breath.

I remember watching "Saraansh" in which Anupam Kher did the debut and won national word for his first performance. He played the character of an old men (which no newcomer does in the first film), who lost his only son in an accident.

After that the couple goes through emotional trauma under which they try to commit the suicide. In the end, Anupam Kher says no to suicide idea saying that giving up is not the solution of any problem rather fighting for that is the one. Life tests on every moment, we need to be strong enough to face every challenge given by it.

I still remember watching this movie in PVR long back with a friend. It was my last movie with her as she got married after that so kind of memory for me.

Today, I watched this movie again on Zee Studio (one of my favorite channel). It is such an inspiring movie based on real life of James J. Braddock. He faced lots of problems during the great depression but he fought with those and ended up being a winner in life. He earned the name "The Cinderella Man".

The story is so touching that I hardly concentrated on performance of the star cast but Russell Crowe and Relle Zellweger gave their best.

Love watching such stories based on real life so I decided to start a new thread