Even if becoming a photographer is an easier enterprise -I am sure that there would be thousands of students who would still choose to learn engineering because they love the subject. The movie’s suggestion is not to escape -it rather encourages students to think and realize where lies their real interest. But at the same time she missed a crucial point in her article. I think Sagarika has a point and I agree with what she wrote.
#Summary of 3 idiots full
She asks if the message is interpreted in such a way by students then soon we might have a nation full of photographers but there would be no engineer to build our roads, bridges and machines.
#Summary of 3 idiots movie
The movie seem to suggest as though becoming a wild-life photographer is a cake walk if compared with becoming an engineer. The author further writes that we do not want to create a nation of escapists. The blame will go to the education system and authorities and she will easily be able to escape the torment. Next time when a student would find herself under tension due to studies -she would think of the movie and would feel that her limit of patience had arrived and it would be justified if she ends her life. Though she admitted that our education system is not flawless but her primary concern was that the movie might encourage students to take the suicide route to escape the stress. Sagarika argued that the movie goes overboard in proving that these days college education is nothing but stress and it produces not the innovators but just run-of-the-mill knowledge and degree holders. From this viewpoint it was interesting to read Sagarika’s article because she tried to draw reader’s attention towards a subtle but negative message conveyed by the movie. Critics and the common movie-goer all were equally praised of the movie. I had not met anyone who said anything negative nor had I read any negative reviews about the movie. On the next day when I opened the Hindustan Times newspaper in the morning -there was an article about this movie written by Sagarika Ghosh.
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