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Reflection Of 3 Idiots

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My most inspirational movie of all time is 3 Idiots based on the novel Five Point Someone written by India’s renowned author Chetan Bhagat. This movie has immensely inspired me and has pushed me to the idea that great achievement can be attained by taking a road that is less travelled, hence not following the crowd. The movie revolves around three main character (Rancchoddas Shyamaldas Chanchad, Raju Rastogi and Farhan Qureshi), who are perfect example of non-emulator in a IIT education system, which is extolled by the elites. Nonetheless the character’s personality is grown in the bleak IIT education system by a series of questioning the norms of education system in India, and there after finding a voice of individualism to create a new path that deliberately elude the rat race. This movie has wrapped my around the idea of not to run behind success but rather excellence. Being a student like many others I have always run behind success, whether it was in terms of scoring the highest on an exam or being selected to represented the school in an elite competition. But that created a very stressful life, one that was tasting the success but not fully accomplishing it. This movie changed my way of view success because it showed clearly that you can attain success but won’t be long lasting as you haven’t strived to excellence. Chatur, who is portrayed as the leader of the rat race to success, is the one who is always competing toward success, whether it’s by hook or crook. He is

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