Taare Zameen Par Movie Reaction Is EMOTIONAL! | Aamir Khan

[@rohitpasi9020]

Aamir always saw him as depressed and sad, so he imagined and painted him 'smiling'. That's great shot.

[@16sense]

Also the deeper theme of him being a ‘masterpiece’ himself is great too

[@shahjeelani2691]

Actually first'prize deserved to amir But to encourage that kid he arranged that

[@adarsh4764]

Actually he saw him smiling and laughing before when he was playing video games with him during his personal teaching times.p

[@bibekjung7404]

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[@mindfulness-meditation4895]

What a great comment ✅

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

This movie single handedly changed so many people's perspective about dyslexia in India, when it came out. It was truly revolutionary.

[@eiji8203]

I didnt

[@Tooba-K123]

@@eiji8203 it actually did. Kids like Ishaan were always deemed "Pagal" by parents. Getting help from the doctor meant that their children were retarded. This movie gave a psychological awareness to parents that kids who have some syndromes/conditions doesn't mean they are retarded and that it's okay to take help and go easy on kids instead of forcing them in a race of success despite the child not being able to keep up with the pace. In the end it's for the child, not your own failures.

[@rizwanuzzamanjyoti]

@@eiji8203 were you born after the movie came out ?

[@gamersgient5486]

@@rizwanuzzamanjyoti movie change people but you have to know which movie are you watching... Good create good and bad create bad

[@thedislikebutton1907]

Literally nothing happened, even after ssr's suicide mental problems are still a stigma in India.

[@falak4046]

I love how this movie also showed the dad's perspective. He wasn't the worst father but he just couldn't understand his own son and treat him like he was supposed to. This also brings light to so many parents who think that your child not scoring enough grades is a total fail. Many argued over the scene where Ishaan's father walked away upon realizing his mistakes rather than giving a hug or something to Ishaan but I think the scene was perfect in itself. He didn't walk away because he didn't care for him but rather he did because he was embarrassed of treating his son the way he did. Many of us don't realise the fact that at the end, when we'll be on our deathbeds one day it won't be our scores, degrees and phds that we'll be proud of achieving all our lives but the little memories we made with the ones we loved and how we lived our lives in general. Not saying that we should skip studying. Education is important. But the education system of India is just not the best. I'm disappointed to say that we don't study to learn here, we study to score marks

[@oh1life2live]

I believe the education system in the entire world is rapidly declining toward the scores and tests system and where the 'brilliant' are separated from the 'normal or weak' based on the narrow perception placed by the 'education systems'. Trust me, East, West, North South, that is the sad dawning reality of things. They pretend they 'work with parents' to foster the child's abilities, but it is a lie and sham. Teachers are over worked, and will take shortcuts to bridge those gaps, an absolute no no when it comes to the future custodians of the world.

[@Pk_1911]

Perfectly said 💯

[@ASH9366]

I see the education system that way... My education life is like that...

[@oh1life2live]

Tut tut, seems like some folks don't have an(y) education to worry about; or any real feelings for that matter@@panban2012

[@edit4learn749]

😞

[@derf1600]

This movie really hit me, as I have Dyslexia and had to struggle with it. India does such a fantastic job of connecting the audience with the characters.

[@bidishah]

Public calling out is a big thing in the indian education system. I hated it. I used to have a really bad stutter in school and hated when we had to stand up and read paragraphs of a text. I used to be bullied by other students and the teachers rarely showed any empathy when I would get stuck on words.

[@pranavgaikwad1611]

As a stutter I feel u , specially when you have to introduce yourself on first day of school...

[@Objective_Piece8285]

I guess it also depends on schools and teachers. My school although there was typical ridculing for kids that misbehaved I too was on the other end of them once or twice but the school and principal were smart in realizing how badly it can affect students and there actually wans't too harsh of a punishment

[@ashishkamble6808]

Log mujhe bolte the ki "jaldi bol kal panvel jana hai"

[@Tooba-K123]

As someone who stutters even as a university student I feel ya. Being the center of attraction during presentations and reading times was and still is the most horrific feeling ever.

[@jaikumar4270]

Public humiliation is very common in indian school... Watching this movie brought back lots of traumatic memories

[@ayankumar6156]

Bhai to nahi dekhna tha na ye video

[@jaikumar4270]

@@ayankumar6156 ich verstehe dich 🗣nicht

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

​@@jaikumar4270 aisa likhta tha kya jab autism full on top pe tha tab

[@monk2559]

@@jaikumar4270 Er sagte, dann solltest du diesen Film nicht anschauen... Mein lokales landdeutsch

[@ShinAkuma]

@@jaikumar4270 lauda lassun pyaj.

[@shaheersk721]

This movie is a real tear jerker ! Even to this day whenever i watch it i get overwhelmed because of the amazing storyline, characters, cinematography and an overall perspective on personality disorders. Hats off to Aamir khan for pulling off an exceptional gem ❤

[@Vish4Wealth]

This movie came out when I was 9. I'm 25 now and it still makes me feel things.

[@sidharthrao9005]

As someone who got bullied in school both by my teachers and peers. Who would then come home to a Dad who lost belief or hope in my success. This movie is a parallel to my story, my biography. Every time I watch this film I always cry in many points just because I have gone through what Ishaan when through to some degree. My name is Sidharth Rao, I have Dyspraxia and Comorbid Dyslexia with ADD. This got diagnosed in my late teens yet this affected most of my childhood and adolescence and it still affects me to this day. Kids who go under the radar for these learning difficulties have a hard time because these disabilities don't just affect our learning, they impact our interaction with everyone, our social skills and our mood and personality. They're a fundamental part of who we are, something we cannot change yet the world expects us to conform to its ways. This film has been an integral part to discovering my identity and learning to love myself for all my flaws and imperfections. I love Aamir Khan's portrayal of Ram Shankar Nikumbh and I love this film.

[@Ajiteshanand]

There is a difference between how Aamir in Dangal pushes his girls into wrestling to his dialogue here. One thing you guys might have missed is, in Dangal there’s a dialogue between Aamir and his wife where he says “Give me one year. If they don’t like it anymore, I’ll bury my dream”.. So even though he wanted his girls to be wrestlers, he was not making that option compulsory

[@RaviPuthooraan]

I still remember I was weeping uncontrollably sitting at the theatre watching this movie.... I was alone.... I walked out of the movie hall only when the staff came in to clean the hall before the next show reminded me that I need to move on....

[@retro-internet]

This movie changed a lot in India. I miss the old Bollywood man. they made truly iconic movies.

[@SachBotaHu]

सभी भारतीयों को बेवकूफ बनाओ...... कई अमेरिकी और यूरोपीय लोग पैसा कमाने के लिए इस व्यवसाय में हैं। आपको सबसे ज्यादा व्यू कहाँ मिलते हैं? सर्वाधिक जनसंख्या वाला देश कौन सा है? सबसे सस्ता इंटरनेट किस देश में है? अपनी अकल लगाओ, बेवकूफ मत बनो। खुद को इतना नीचे मत समझो। हम सर्वश्रेष्ठ हैं, हमारी संस्कृति सर्वश्रेष्ठ है. और हमारे भारतीय ज्ञानी भाई-लोग इनको समझा रहे हैं...... उनको कमेंट करके सुझाव दे रहे हैं... इनको घंटा कोई दिलचस्पी नहीं है हमारी फिल्मों और संस्कृति में....इनको हमारे व्यूज चाहिए... इनके वीडियो देखना बंद करो.... मैं हाथ जोड़कर आपसे विनती करता हूं.. अपना कीमती समय मत बर्बाद करो इन लोगो के लिए...... प्लीज!

[@krishnatejavunnava8093]

Did not think Elise would tear up before Lisa 😄 Mission Accomplished

[@Mischievalrous]

One of the best movies of Indian cinema in my opinion. Pure emotion. Appreciate the choice!

[@Abineshvarun123]

An average indian person knows atleast three languages their mothertongue,english and hindi

[@winx9119]

One of the best things about this film is the songs. Each one tells a story worth a separate film. I love how each song is so emotionally expressive and the music actually intensifies the feelings you're supposed to have in that very moment. 'Mera Jahan', Taare zameen par' and 'Teri toh manzil hai wohi' are my favorite tracks (the one where the kid is out on the roads, the title track, and the one that plays in the painting competition scene). And oh how saddening is 'Meri Maan' (one where the parents leave him in boarding school). That's the only song I can cry to every single time. Whenever I need a good cry I listen to it. So yeah, the movie is absolutely incomplete without all the songs. They fill in half of the story even with the lyrics. Another great thing is of course Darsheel's acting (the kid). I mean, I haven't seen any other kid come close yet. I might be flattering but that's one of the best performances from a child actor, if not the best. You can actually feel his struggle and understand his position. His expressions are so convincing. The second best character for me is Ishaan's father. The actor did a good job as both hated and loved character lol. The scene where he walks away after having a talk with Amir Khan in the film is one of my favorite scenes. Taare Zameen Par is still one of my personal favorite films. I can watch it any time. Glad you liked it.

[@keertankohli9158]

This movie is one of the finest movies in the world. A real human being can't stop crying while watching this movie. This kid is now grown up. But this movie made him famous across the whole of India. I have watched this movie four times. The movie maker portrayed an Indian kid and how he goes through the Indian education system. Nowadays, the Indian government has banned beating up children. I am 30. My teachers were really strict when it came to study. They beat us really hard but we never complained as our elders had gone through even harder. It's not like Indian teachers don't love pupils. They do love their pupils and want to make them best.

[@bhavs398]

i was the same age as Ishaan when this movie came out, and let me tell you- this movie is such an intrinsic part of who ive grown up to be, but a couple of things i wanna add: * Yes, schooling in India can look a little like Ishaan's first school, i have distinct memories of difficult rote learning and getting scolded, yelled at, punished, even hit with a scale, and i hated every second of it, but-- I have to admit that its great for the fact that life as an adult is also tough, i have to deal with rude and insensitive superiors all the time, have to make sure my work is perfect a lot, and a rough schooling has really made me invinsible in the face of these challges. So yes, while i agree that indian education needs to become more kinder and understanding of learning disabilities, this system works to prepare those who can keep up. * The reason the father seemed that way is because the previous generation of indians were the ones who worked very very hard to make an easy life for their children. india still has a lot of poverty, places with less access to education and oppurtunities, gap between the rich and poor, so his father probably didnt want ishaan to walk backwards into a life of difficulty again. His approach was harsh, but building a good life in a rough society is also hard, so i do get him. * Once again, oppurtinities in India when it comes to the arts and artistic fields are very veryyy limted, you might say its the same everywhere, but no, in many places in india there arent even a few roles you can fight for. its essential to do well at STEM and english to be someone who can move up the ladder, and for most good colleges children prepare for the entrance exams from very early in life, and these exams are some of the toughest in the world, so the anxieties of the people around ishaan come with their explanations. * This is a funny one, but-- its a common threat most indian parents use to discipline their kids that "if you dont behave, ill send you to boarding school" so him actually ending up going had me shitting bricks as a kid haha.

[@SachBotaHu]

सभी भारतीयों को बेवकूफ बनाओ...... कई अमेरिकी और यूरोपीय लोग पैसा कमाने के लिए इस व्यवसाय में हैं। आपको सबसे ज्यादा व्यू कहाँ मिलते हैं? सर्वाधिक जनसंख्या वाला देश कौन सा है? सबसे सस्ता इंटरनेट किस देश में है? अपनी अकल लगाओ, बेवकूफ मत बनो। खुद को इतना नीचे मत समझो। हम सर्वश्रेष्ठ हैं, हमारी संस्कृति सर्वश्रेष्ठ है. और हमारे भारतीय ज्ञानी भाई-लोग इनको समझा रहे हैं...... उनको कमेंट करके सुझाव दे रहे हैं... इनको घंटा कोई दिलचस्पी नहीं है हमारी फिल्मों और संस्कृति में....इनको हमारे व्यूज चाहिए... इनके वीडियो देखना बंद करो.... मैं हाथ जोड़कर आपसे विनती करता हूं.. अपना कीमती समय मत बर्बाद करो इन लोगो के लिए...... प्लीज!

[@siddharthmehta6220]

So this a pleasant surprise! Please watch these movies next, you'll absolutely love them: - Bajrangi Bhaijaan (an emotional roller coaster about a mute Pakistani girl child who gets lost in India. Lisa will absolutely love this one) - Andhadhun (An Incredible Thriller about a blind pianist getting mixed up in a murder). - Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara (a buddy road trip movie but with a lot of depth) - Kapoor and Sons (one of the greatest family dramas to come out of India imo. I think the girls will especially love it)

[@Sarthak0998]

i think they already watched pk

[@one_autumn_leaf69]

Second Andhadhun

[@siddharthmehta6220]

@@Sarthak0998 I actually meant to say Bajrangi Bhaijaan. Thanks, corrected

[@Sarthak0998]

ya your recommendations are awesome@@siddharthmehta6220

[@FunFacOria]

All are waste of 3 hrours

[@vishwas9924]

This was the first and probably the only movie to be played for all classes in my school and many others that had TVs in classrooms to educate children that you shouldn't treat other kids badly if they are different. Definitely the only time my teachers agreed to skip coursework for a movie.

[@coolraj1063]

This movie was one of the greatest and legendary star cast ever❤❤,

[@UnknownUser-qq1od]

ah man. this movie makes me sob all the time. I first tried to watch it around 2007 when I was 7. It actually took me several years to finish watching this movie because everytime I just end up walking out at some point because of how emotional I get. A lot of what's happened to me as a child affects me to this day, things like the avoidant attachment, where I basically avoid getting close to people in fear of leaving them anyway. I was orphaned and adopted, I was abused by teachers, bullied etc. i went from having interest in many things in life, to being numb to any pleasure in life and attempted s- many times. Anyway that got dark. Yes, this movie has a special place in my heart.

[@SSSocials]

Take care buddy

[@keshavbedi]

Great selection guys!

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Thanks so much!

[@mohammadkabir0321]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus Chhichhore is also a great Indian movie about collage life, we will be happy to see you guys reacting to Chhichhore movie.

[@Slapnutss]

​​@@mohammadkabir0321 its a mid movie.

[@ezerei2911]

@@mohammadkabir0321no man, not Chicchore

[@akshajdixit9403]

@@mohammadkabir0321 agreed..what a great suggestion man

[@alexgrng_1986]

Now you should also react to secret superstar, Aamir Khan production and it will definitely make you cry,

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

One of our few two month members 🥹 I’ll look into it. We definitely love Aamir Khan around here

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus watch dhobighat , one of the best amir films and lagaan

[@okanda4041]

Yes its good

[@mrgyani]

Secret superstar isn'tas good as this one - its probably a one time watch. Although it has a good message..

[@rukhsananisar1142]

No, react to Bajrangi bhaijaan plzz

[@el-dawn]

I have such an attachment to this movie. I always mention this movie when someone asks what are my top 5. I was introduced to this movie on a school movie day. They chose this one probably because of the message and how my elementary school back then was the leading school (that's not a special school) that accepts students with special needs. I will forever be grateful for the early experience and exposure to this movie and although I didn't understand it fully then, this has become my comfort movie. Y'know the one you watch when life kinda sucks and you want some hope to be injected into your system lol. Love the reactions!

[@ashishsharma1211]

I'm just like ishaan, suffered all my childhood because no one couldn't understand my problem. I still have traumas of teachers, my parents, and tuition teachers beating me. I've lost count how many times I cried during that phase, even now I suffer as much but I am taking care of myself and supporting my heart that god is there. I wanted to write this here to let people know, all children are not same. I got all F grades only, still have trouble learning.

[@mrgyani]

My best friend who was weak in studies - he cried his eyes out while watching this movie, in theater (with his cousins).

[@raviani82]

51:26 Putting burden on your child's shoulder is worse then child labour. Child labour - under 14 years of children who worked for livelihood. It's crime in India. It kills childhood.

[@karannsyt]

I wasn't expecting to reminisce looking back at this classic and cry today, thank you KZbin algorithm

[@gauravampire2201]

29:43 😢 Thank you teacher….❤

[@prateek752]

Yes this is a classic indian movie which brought societal changes. It made people more aware of learning disability and other forms of disabilities. In a culture that is so driven to pursue academic achievements this was a breath of fresh air. Some more movies you may want to see. - Lagaan - it captures the essence of indian spirit. It is a sports drama movie. Also historical. Again an epic 3 hr masterpiece. - ZNMDB - a coming of age modern movie for a modern India. - Lakshya - Phenomenal movie about the Indian armed forces and the journey of a confused guy who finds his purpose. - Swades - Inspiring story of a NASA scientist who abandons his American dream and returns to India. - Raazi - a raw depiction of the mysterious lives of spies and their role in national security. - Padmaavat, Bajirao Mastani - Indian epic historical movies. Great visuals. - Rang de Basanti

[@Slapnutss]

I'd add gangaajal too, it's a masterpiece. No stupid dance numbers and just raw and real. It shows rural india as it is, especially from a social and political perspective. Not to mention it's based on a true incident from the 80s.

[@prateek752]

@@Slapnutss I have not seen Gangaajal bro. I'm from South. Bangalore to be specific. I grew up watching some Hindi movies because of my mom. So my knowledge is limited

[@p.k.953]

As an indian, my experience from school life was like teachers were just frustrated on younger kids but when they become teens the same teachers tried to be a bit more friendly!!!😅

[@Dens316]

All Amirkhan’s movies touches deeply because he is an excellent actor. Beside the recent ones such as Danghal, PK, Tare Zamin par & 3 idiots, I watched the older ones, Qayamat Se, Dil, Rangeela, maan, laaghan, Gulam, Raja Himdustani, Dil chata hai, and Ishq and all were so satisfying to watch. I liked Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar very much.!

[@nadim-fjtechlab]

The last scene of the film depicts how a real teacher/pedagogue can lift his/her students to reach the skies...

[@joshuap.8441]

When it comes to Aamir Khan's movies I don't think i have watched one and not be balling my eyes out. This movie was very touching and as someone with a learning disability I could relate so much to Ishaan and Aamir Khan really delivers on the emotion and bringing the message across in such a way that allows the audience to understand the lesson. I think like western movies like the dead poet society and freedom writers these Aamir Khan movies stand on the same level or maybe even above those in relaying an educational message. I love this movie and cannot watch it with a dry eye. Thank you guys for reacting.

[@Observer9812]

This was my life for 12 Years...I got so used to staying in boarding schools, I felt uncomfortable staying at home.

[@shubhamjain6238]

My father took me in theaters for watching this masterpiece.... I was a child when this film released .... And till today it gives me goose bumps everytime after watching this.

[@SachBotaHu]

सभी भारतीयों को बेवकूफ बनाओ...... कई अमेरिकी और यूरोपीय लोग पैसा कमाने के लिए इस व्यवसाय में हैं। आपको सबसे ज्यादा व्यू कहाँ मिलते हैं? सर्वाधिक जनसंख्या वाला देश कौन सा है? सबसे सस्ता इंटरनेट किस देश में है? अपनी अकल लगाओ, बेवकूफ मत बनो। खुद को इतना नीचे मत समझो। हम सर्वश्रेष्ठ हैं, हमारी संस्कृति सर्वश्रेष्ठ है. और हमारे भारतीय ज्ञानी भाई-लोग इनको समझा रहे हैं...... उनको कमेंट करके सुझाव दे रहे हैं... इनको घंटा कोई दिलचस्पी नहीं है हमारी फिल्मों और संस्कृति में....इनको हमारे व्यूज चाहिए... इनके वीडियो देखना बंद करो.... मैं हाथ जोड़कर आपसे विनती करता हूं.. अपना कीमती समय मत बर्बाद करो इन लोगो के लिए...... प्लीज!

[@bidishah]

One of India's best! Makes me cry everytime. 😢

[@OfficialBatman25k]

This movie is exactly my life story, from teeth , talent (drawing) sending me to boarding school, mental strength , everything is experienced by me , but only teacher like amir khan I missed...

[@SachBotaHu]

सभी भारतीयों को बेवकूफ बनाओ...... कई अमेरिकी और यूरोपीय लोग पैसा कमाने के लिए इस व्यवसाय में हैं। आपको सबसे ज्यादा व्यू कहाँ मिलते हैं? सर्वाधिक जनसंख्या वाला देश कौन सा है? सबसे सस्ता इंटरनेट किस देश में है? अपनी अकल लगाओ, बेवकूफ मत बनो। खुद को इतना नीचे मत समझो। हम सर्वश्रेष्ठ हैं, हमारी संस्कृति सर्वश्रेष्ठ है. और हमारे भारतीय ज्ञानी भाई-लोग इनको समझा रहे हैं...... उनको कमेंट करके सुझाव दे रहे हैं... इनको घंटा कोई दिलचस्पी नहीं है हमारी फिल्मों और संस्कृति में....इनको हमारे व्यूज चाहिए... इनके वीडियो देखना बंद करो.... मैं हाथ जोड़कर आपसे विनती करता हूं.. अपना कीमती समय मत बर्बाद करो इन लोगो के लिए...... प्लीज!

[@bidishah]

Not wasn't a single dry eye in the theatre when the song Maa happened. 😢

[@BlackVenom_1998]

Great movie, great reaction 👍, every single movie of Amir Khan is a masterpiece

[@Slapnutss]

Damn, these onion cutting ninjas again 😢

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

😂

[@Ozukovsky]

Other good movies starring Aamir Khan you can check which you haven't watched: Rang De Basanti Lagaan (also check the making of the movie which is just as good/ Was nominated for best foreign film at the Oscars 2001-02)

[@anoops8356]

This movie made me cry when i was watching it in cinema hall because my child is himselc physically challenged.

[@rishabhrockstar5739]

This Movie is defintely one of the finest Indian Movies, there is very much parallel you can draw with 3 idiots and they both have Male vulnerability, i didnt like why the solomon island's scene was cut of from your reaction, because its a powerful scene where aamir let his father realise and that is a horrible scene, but ya still loved your reaction, also i really felt it cute how this time Elise cried more, normally she is the funniest.

[@yashaswinikrishnan1878]

you know what? they might have cried a bit more and it would have been bad to put in the edits

[@ashutoshuniyal2136]

My first movie in cinema when I was a kid and it was masterpiece ❤

[@Maazhmd06]

I was 4 years old in 2008 when my parents sent me to a boarding school in a hill station in northern India.This movie had released a year before that and at that time, I could very well relate with whatever Ishan was experiencing. However, in my case, my parents’ decision to send me away from home was due to legitimate reasons, unlike Ishan’s, where he was sent away merely to be disciplined. Amir Khan and Darsheel Safary (the actor who played Ishan’s character in the movie) did a wonderful job in highlighting the toll boarding life takes at the mental health of a child that young. Amazing movie overall.

[@SachBotaHu]

सभी भारतीयों को बेवकूफ बनाओ...... कई अमेरिकी और यूरोपीय लोग पैसा कमाने के लिए इस व्यवसाय में हैं। आपको सबसे ज्यादा व्यू कहाँ मिलते हैं? सर्वाधिक जनसंख्या वाला देश कौन सा है? सबसे सस्ता इंटरनेट किस देश में है? अपनी अकल लगाओ, बेवकूफ मत बनो। खुद को इतना नीचे मत समझो। हम सर्वश्रेष्ठ हैं, हमारी संस्कृति सर्वश्रेष्ठ है. और हमारे भारतीय ज्ञानी भाई-लोग इनको समझा रहे हैं...... उनको कमेंट करके सुझाव दे रहे हैं... इनको घंटा कोई दिलचस्पी नहीं है हमारी फिल्मों और संस्कृति में....इनको हमारे व्यूज चाहिए... इनके वीडियो देखना बंद करो.... मैं हाथ जोड़कर आपसे विनती करता हूं.. अपना कीमती समय मत बर्बाद करो इन लोगो के लिए...... प्लीज!

[@harshshree5764]

I studied from boarding school too the amount of pressure he is getting we all fell the same , study in India is very pressurizing and hard . people think the boy is kidding or he is playing around but he has problem in studying its very good movie based on reality

[@krishnendubanerjee008]

Great reaction. Next MY NAME IS KHAN and AIRLIFT guys. Must watch.💙

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Thanks for the recommendations bud. Certainly trying to watch as many as we can

[@nihargautam]

That was literally me... I had problems too .. I wasn't able to tie my shoes till my 10th class and I learned to clock when I was around class 8... People were calling me names even my parents... but I had full confidence in myself that I can become someone in my life ... in terms of success and I have made it... now I am a dad and now I am extra careful for my daughter

[@vipansahni]

Bravo

[@udayudayp]

what a wonderful reaction gals... have seen this movie many times, but more dan the movie, your reactions made me teary

[@dipu94321]

I remember bawling in the theaters when i watched it. I always had issues with reading aloud from text, following numbered rules, and in general my academics were bad apart from Physics and English, which i somehow aced, much to the mockery from my teachers. I once scored 50/50 in a half yearly chemistry exam in grade 7, when our Science subject gets split into physics, chemistry and biology. i was the topper of the subject in that exam. My teacher responded to it by pulling me in front of the class and mocking me. I developed a fear of the subject and subsequently kept scoring low marks, which resulted in more mockery. In English, we would have options for essays, involving writing a letter, or a story, or a review of something we loved. I always gravitated towards the latter two while the majority went for the first one. And i was always shunned and mocked for it. The only two teachers who ever showed me respect was my grade 9 history teacher and my grade 9-12 English teacher. The latter once called me up in front of the class, much to my horror, but praised me for being the only one in a class of 60 to write the story. I had written a horror story involving a murder and the ghost coming back to take revenge. She praised my storytelling and usage of words, and continued encouraging my love for writing stories. Had it not been for these two teachers, i probably would have ended up killing myself at some point. The traumas of my school life isn't shared by most, and they never understand when i say that i have zero good memories of my school life. I was never provided help and was shunned. My parents complaining led to zero assistance from the school, and i was mercilessly bullied. My love for world cinema, something i developed from grade 5 upon watching Amelie, and my love for aircraft, and computers, became another reason for merciless bullying. My teacher once made me stand on her desk, holding my ears, for an hour, because i corrected the name of Mumbai airport, which she said wrong. The executive dysfunction and trouble reading continued into adulthood, and at 25, i was finally diagnosed with Autism, ADD, and dyslexia. That day, i came back and cried for hours, considering slashing my wrists and ending it all. I finally had an answer to my miseries, but the collective trauma of childhood was overwhelming me. Had it not been for my two dogs who sat beside me smiling and licking my tears off, i would not be alive today. I still find it hard to watch this film to this day, because it hits too close to home. just barring the fact that i was never given the happy ending Ishaan got. Today, I have toured film festivals across the country as a Guest and Delegate, and have written film reviews for publications, something those in my class looked forward to and shared vehemently on social media. But all that did was remind me that i was once shunned for this very thing. Those who bullied me were now writing amateur film reviews because of me. I tried telling myself to look at the positive side of it, me pioneering something from my circle, but all it did was bring out grief and hurt. As of now, I am studying to become a pilot, braving my conditions, and that is also praised as me having the balls to do something different. But it led me to quit facebook because i could not digest the praises i was getting. I lost a lot of people in the process, but those who were there through school, made effort to keep me in their lives. The Indian schooling system is filled with bullies, and i still, to this day, refuse to blame those who bullied me, assaulted me, and molested me (I am not recalling this part, sorry). They were influenced by the devils in the guise of teachers that ruled my school. Forgive me for the giant essay that i have written, but i hope i could shed light on the many traumas we neurodivergent children had to go through, and how that manifested in adulthood incapacitation and trauma.

[@MsDimpas]

Thanks for sharing your story with us. You are a brave and a lovely soul. I pray that you become a successful Pilot.

[@ajaychandra7318]

I’ve watched all these movies but watching them again with you guys just makes more sense because you could actually connect with every part of the movie and character and it’s just amazing to see you guys doing these reactions❤

[@ohyaa9340]

good job editor

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

Aye that me (Hugo) 😊🥹

[@ohyaa9340]

@@LifeAlmostWithoutus nice work

[@mehulnagle3710]

It's time to watch 'Rang De Basanti' now. It's another one of Aamir Khan's greats.

[@rajaatnaitthani3175]

Beauty is when u r beautiful form inside and from outside …you both understand the meaning of beauty ❤

[@yellowishyoutubechannel3900]

One of the most beautiful childhood movie ever ❤️

[@aurkomukhopadhyay]

Hey, I was 17 too in 2007. And I was living in a boarding school hostel (away from family) when I watched this. They played it for Movie Night Saturdays. 😢

[@Unseen_files]

i never want to saw this movies for my emotion ..... but now im crying like child whole time😭😭😭

[@lelmdrWHO]

such a beautiful movie. It makes me emotional everytime

[@channaga7604]

We know we all cried🥺

[@DoGguard1]

When I was in school this movie was recommended by our teachers in assembly to go watch with family

[@moonmeta3956]

No matter how many times I watch every time i cried.. And yes in India we learned atleast two languages read and writes... nowadays its increasing learn as many as you can 😢

[@happyland4833]

Yay! I'm glad that you guys took the suggestion!!!! I already know this is going to be great!

[@jitenbajaj]

i was in the same school new era panchgani.. this movie is my favourite ❤️😞

[@nabszains]

the road crossing scene is how you'll see everyone cross roads in India

[@harpreetsinghnagi]

This is the world's beautiful movie. Its touched hearts

[@gunjannasa1551]

U know I have watched the film many times already but I watched it again while seeing ur reaction and still cried so much. This is one of the best movies I have ever watched and the acting is so great that it feels real everytime u watch it.

[@mrgyani]

Oh wow, the perfect diwali gift..

[@krishna_-]

the climax makes me cry every time. kudos to the actors

[@ajaymoktan2141]

Now I got it.. where's the ending scene from bajrangi bhaijaan inspired from

[@hardiksharma9498]

Uri: the surgical strike next recommendation.

[@kindofanmol]

Elise's observation are always fantastic. Great reaction guys!

[@rakshitsingh5281]

Hey i often watch reaction videos that pop on my feed to just relive some moments of the movie, due to which i must have watched many reactions. Trust me I loved your reactions, i too teared up at the same moments you did , and your reaction was very natural and it honestly felt like i watched a movie with 2 of my elder sisters . In the future if you need suggestions/context for indian movies, or maybe even some light editing help i'll be there to do that( not paid of course) . Keep up the good work :) keep making videos when you have time

[@s.bhosale5666]

Couldn't get much great reaction than a mother and also a teacher

[@Jp-ds9rl]

I used to have dyslexia but no one figured it out and by the time I started understanding words the stuff they were teaching got too advance I couldn't do it so failed which they didn't hold me back in those years but because I had this problem I became an outcast and a subject to bullying it's been years now and I still suffer from the mental scars years of isolation left me with

[@itzmehDevi]

Darsheel Safary was only 11 when he acted as Ishaan in this movie

[@aashishb93]

This movie always makes my cry.. loved all the characters. :)

[@SasukeUchiha-vx3gy]

One of the many reasons why indian boys are so close to their mothers. It's heartbreaking to call " Mumma's boy " as an insult. In the whole chaotic world she is the only one who understands her boy....

[@ro0t115]

Don't forget us guys ... Keep uploading Indian content ... And congratulations 🎉

[@YoYo-bx8wu]

I like this duo❤

[@p.k.953]

Never ever watch an Amir Khan movie without a towel or a handkerchief to wipe your tears! Also stop using tissues for silly reasons goddamn it!😂 it's bad for the environment!😅

[@jies933]

1st movie that brought tears in eye , nostalgia

[@amypreem5225]

Loved the reaction. Watched along w/ u guys, i still cried. Grt movie and performances. Next Aamir movie watch Secret Superstar.

[@mirror0107]

Loved your reaction! Love from India ❤

[@sayanmandal1289]

❤ I want you guys to watch 'Bajrangi Bhaijan' next , will have great time 😃.

[@Ariaa814]

Indians can speak 3_4 languages easily

[@ASH9366]

Cried 😢😭😢

[@adnannoorullah5168]

Real bros had parents who used this movie’s boarding school as a threat when we were misbehaving. 😂

[@LifeAlmostWithoutus]

😂 that’s hilarious

[@anujdate3346]

amir khan also directed this flim , that's why he is called Mr. perfectionist in India

[@YoUr.S_OnLy]

The concept of Solomon Island clip was so heart touching and really defines that phrase "as you sow so shall you reep"

[@shoorveer1243]

Humiliation in schools helped me alot. I took revenge and became Software Engineer at Big MNC now same teachers feels proud when we meet eachother

[@shyamjithsajith7897]

Watch Aamir Khan's " Talash" before winding up amir series ❤

[@Vasudev007]

Very nice reaction 👍. Try to watch the following if not already done so 1. Chak De India 2. Dhoom 2 3. Ek Ruka Hua Faisla 4. Sholey 5. Yarana 6. Andaaz Apna Apna 7. Jo jeeta wohi Sikandar 8. Dil hai ki maanta nahin 9. Saate pe Saata 10. Khubsoorat (starring Rekha)

[@fasionispassionhindi]

😂😂😂

[@fasionispassionhindi]

Chak de india ke ilava vaki sari movies waste he

[@Vasudev007]

@@fasionispassionhindi have you even seen the other movies?

[@tomshelby8935]

I'm preparing to be a teacher, and in India, inclusive education is the top priority of schools, and it's mandatory that every old teacher and newly appointed teacher must receive proper training about various disabilities and children with disabilities.

[@713fan1]

Don’t forget LGBTQ people as well.

[@indiralakshmi3412]

I can say this movie is somewhat related me as i had issues remembering things in my school time and don't understands studied but now I'm successful, educated and started taking classes and teaches school childrens then slowly i started to teach special childrens

[@prettysavage8230]

Indian parents and teachers are just so very strict

[@Sh1vashish]

Aamir Khan will forever be remembered for his larger than life contribution to Bollywood Movies.

[@NikhilKumar-wf4gk]

This movie also shows how bad parents and bad teachers increase these bad behaviours and how important good parents or good understandable teachers are important.