Cricket is religion in India-"Lagaan"

Cricket is second religion in India. Ashutosh Gowariker’s Lagaan, with Aamir Khan in the lead role, combined this with the tale of the underdog, and whipped up enough audience hysteria to make it a classic. The period film takes you back to the time of British colonial rule in India when the villagers were heavily taxed by the British. Young Bhuvan challenges them to a game of cricket, a game that is to be played by veteran British cricket players, versus villagers, who’ve never played the game before. And they’re all game to take on the challenge as victory would entail a tax-free life for them. The film is a lesson in unity, courage and dedication… which makes Indians literally beat the British at their own game. Lagaan was India’s official entry for the Academy Awards however it did not make it to the nominations.

Religion is not Consider to Check loyality among Nation-"chak de india"

Yash Raj Films’ Chak De! India was apparently based on the life of an Indian hockey player Mir Ranjan Negi. He was the goalkeeper during the Asian Games 1982, when India faced a defeat with the score of 1-7 against Pakistan. This was a humiliating experience for Negi where he faced allegations of letting his country down deliberately. Later in his life, Negi coached the National Women's hockey team and the team went on to win Gold at the Manchester Commonwealth games. Shah Rukh Khan, as Kabir Khan, reportedly portrayed Negi's character in the film. A college level hockey player himself, it didn't take SRK long to pick up the game. The film starred SRK with Vidya Malvade along with a group of debutante girls as hockey players. The film spoke of patriotism, integrity and rising above humiliation to attain redemption. Surprisngly, Shah Rukh Khan didn’t like the film the first time he saw it. In an interview with a leading portal he said, “We had some of the brightest minds making the film like Aditya Chopra, Jaideep Sahni, Shimit Amin. We had young girls who learnt how to play hockey. We had Yash Chopra backing it. But when I saw the film at it’s first screening, we all looked at it and felt it was the worst film we had ever made in our lives.The girls didn’t know this because for them seeing themselves on screen for the first time was a big thing. So they were irritatingly screaming and dancing while the four us were sitting there and crying. We had reached that stage of failure where you start telling people listen we did what we wanted to. This what we set out to make and success and failure is transient and we will come back. It was really really sad,” 

Always Say All is well

3 Idiots taught us that whatever your problem in life is... just say, “Aal izz well'…this may not solve your problems but it will give the courage to face it.." The second is, "Chase excellence and success will follow". The third, “Life is not about getting marks, grades but chasing your dreams.”

Aamir khan starrer movie with his two co stars make the movie like 3 idiots, in which we got some edge that dont pressurise your ward for the only thing that you want from him try to live his dreams also give him freedom respect his dreams motivate him for his career dont stick your opinions to them let them fly and make them career themselves.

"givethemsomesunshinegivethemsomeray"

Winner of All time- The Flying Sikh

We all are know that who is the Flying sikh of our Country and how he achieve this title. Today generation is also knows about Milkha Singh life due to the movie "Bhaag Milkha Bhaag".
A story of a common man, a boy who lost everything except his sister in the partition and but still have hope to do something in his life, practicing all day and night with his coach and proved that everything is possible, who break all time records. he is the one who inspire me a lot and you also go watch his movie blood in your veins will blown up.

"nothingisimpossible".

Motivation movie on Dhoni life

hello everyone,

So, here we are to share some of the interesting subjects of bollywood movies which are related to real life of peoples and those are very much connected with us.

Today, i will talk about the movie "M.S. Dhoni the untold story" i think all of us are watched this movie. If you saw the movie then think on that perspective that hoiw hard the man is to achieve his dreams from a small town guy to a big respected cricketer great captain winner of  two world cups. i can write so much for him but instead of writing i recommend to one and all to watch the movie and get inspired from him how he achieve his dream.

"dreambighardworkachieveit"

trying to achieve your dreams like dhoni