lessons learnt from movies.

When we were in school,in lit class,after ending every chapter we got to write what moral /lessons you learnt from story.Now coming back in movies Era what movie gives you lesson or taught u and what you learnt 😊 ?
My answer
Talvar
Don't keep servants full time or in your same apartment /same condo.
Neerja
Express your feelings for loved ones.don't keep it at hold u don't know what's going to happen next.
Koyla
Before marriage always see a guy. Don't say yes on pic only.
The dirty picture
Don't get so blind for success.

Jab we met: be like Geet ❤️

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Originally posted by: MrsJustinBieber

Jab we met: be like Geet ❤️

one of my fav scene

Barfi:Love does'nt have to be perfect,it just needs to be true, and true love does'nt come with conditions. Neerja:We sould overcome our fears and do the right thing, act as our conscience guides us,basically it inspires you immensely to be like Neerja, ki zindagi bari honi chahiye,lambi nahi, and we must express our love to our loved ones , we never no what tomorrow brings, so make sure you make your dear ones realise what they mean to you. Rang de basanti:Koi bhi desh perfect nahi hota,use perfect banana parta hai, if you do'nt like the system try to change it instead of sitting and complaining,its your country too. Swades:No country can take the place of your motherland, you are at your happiest when you are walking on the soil of your country and when you are with your family and dear ones, earning dollers while far away from home may give a comfortable livng but never warmth or true happiness.And again you should do your bit at least to make a change. Airlift:Unity is the ultimate strength, one must do the right thing over the easy one and war never does any good to anybody. Right now I remember only these , but there are so many other movies that has inspired me so much,.Will comment again later when I remember a few more😳 Very nice topic by the way👏

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Originally posted by: akdhaalways

Barfi:Love does'nt have to be perfect,it just needs to be true, and true love does'nt come with conditions. Neerja:We sould overcome our fears and do the right thing, act as our conscience guides us,basically it inspires you immensely to be like Neerja, ki zindagi bari honi chahiye,lambi nahi, and we must express our love to our loved ones , we never no what tomorrow brings, so make sure you make your dear ones realise what they mean to you. Rang de basanti:Koi bhi desh perfect nahi hota,use perfect banana parta hai, if you do'nt like the system try to change it instead of sitting and complaining,its your country too. Swades:No country can take the place of your motherland, you are at your happiest when you are walking on the soil of your country and when you are with your family and dear ones, earning dollers while far away from home may give a comfortable livng but never warmth or true happiness.And again you should do your bit at least to make a change. Airlift:Unity is the ultimate strength, one must do the right thing over the easy one and war never does any good to anybody. Right now I remember only these , but there are so many other movies that has inspired me so much,.Will comment again later when I remember a few more😳 Very nice topic by the way

Originally posted by: gulabi22

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loved your answers.indeed lesson learnt for life..

Thanks ❤️

Aww thanku😳

Fashion and Dirty Picture:1.Success should never go over one's head.

Highway : Listen to the silence of people, look beyond their glittery lives they maybe harbouring an excruciating pain.

Originally posted by: Fantasia.

Highway : Listen to the silence of people, look beyond their glittery lives they maybe harbouring an excruciating pain.

Neerja : Support your loved ones as neerja's parents did her. Your love will bring them out of every pain and haunting experience

Ye Jawaani Hai Dewaani : Your ambition is never going to be enough for your life. You need to compromise on it to let love enter.

I will come up with more, this is a wonderful thread!❤️

Thnx 🤗

Not a lesson per film as such but some movies did influence me in a positive manner. They kind of make me appreciate some things around that would go unnoticed otherwise. And it's appreciation for very basic things.