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The emotional turmoil that the story depicts, resonates with all of us who have given up on something close to our hearts. Dealing with a major problem plaguing the Indian society today, Udaan takes us through the journey of a teen-aged boy forced to compromise on his dreams and take up a conventional path in life.

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Udaan is one movie which should be watched by parents and kids together. This light-hearted comedy will make your day however many times you watch it. The sleeper-hit aptly showcases the struggles of youngsters who are desperate to find a financial and romantic standing in their lives, but fail miserably on both the fronts, like many of us do at this age. Life is not always about serious stuff, it’s equally about having relationships and having fun, or NOT, in this case! This quirky take on the bachelor life and modern-day couples is a must watch for anyone dealing with a quarter-life crisis. ‘Fukrey’, in a very light-hearted manner, lets us know that with the help of your friends and a little street smartness, you can manage your way out of any situation. Such times teach you the importance of friendship and make you a stronger person. If you are in your 20s, chances of you being in a situation where you thought your life has been royally fucked are quite high! And when you are neck deep in shit, you realise that the world is a much more adventurous place to be in as compared to the safe shell you’ve been living in. But can they be our real friends? Should we be more mature in our judgement? Can we own up to our mistakes instead of running away from them? ‘Shaitan’ warns us of this dark side of youth and gives us a lot to think about. We meet random people and tend to let them enter our lives too soon. We feel grown up and mature, but fail to tame the wild child inside each of us. Shaitanĭark, reckless and unforgiving, 20s is a phase where we could be living in denial.

Most of our youth years are torn between the dilemma of love and career, and the movie beautifully sums up this dilemma with its subtle message that success is best enjoyed with the presence of your well-wishers and not at their cost. The movie almost seems to poke fun of the film industry but with great affection. But can we manage to balance them both safely on our palms? Bollywood is considered as the big-bad-world where people make friends for their own benefit and ‘Luck by Chance’ gives us a sneak peek into it. It’s only natural for a young mind to lust after fame and relationships. ‘Rocket Singh’ teaches us an amazing lesson about self-worth which stresses on the fact that an organisation is only as good as its employees and that taking risks in life is not as bad as it looks initially. No wonder we move on with a familiar remorse in our hearts. Rang De BasantiĪdmit it! We have all given up on some life-changing idea at least once in our lives because we lacked the courage to make the actual plunge. Education should not be about percentages, cut-offs and degrees and it MUST be available to one and all. ‘3 Idiots’ makes us laugh at our own shortcomings, at the Indian education system which is still plagued with the prejudices of money and grades. However embarrassing it sounds, we still have to rack our brains to remember something as simple as the multiples of 12! And this is the biggest flaw in our educational system. May be, it’s time to explore the unexplored and let the road decide our destination. We’ve only been planning of this while life passed us by? This ‘my bwoy’ is a serious problem! We live just once but die everyday at the hands of our mundane lives.

But what have we actually seen until now? Did we ever quit our jobs, switch off our phones, leave all tensions behind and just travel? No.

25 is an age when you have lived a quarter of your life, which is more than enough to have explored the world.

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