A cinematic
journey,an emotional retreat, a spiritual sojourn -that is Bhaag Milkha Bhaag
for you.We all have heard about #Milkha singh (or have we not?) but here was a
story ready to be told,to be narrated for whom Life's biggest problems start
with a job hunt and end upon heartbreaks .Milkha Singh's story
certainly is the one we should look upon. It has everything. Pain of losing a family, the backdrop of
partition, the determination to win the one you love and a dream. Throw it all
together with the added drama of India vs Pakistan and you have one of the most
neglected sports stories of the century
Even if you lack the faintest interest in sports ,this
movie will draw you closer for life’s simplest pleasures and the dedication
&zeal to achieve that ,for instance that blazer which said ”India”
Milkha Singh deserved to be told for in a newly independent
India ,he was one among the very few who made the nation sing” Saare Jahan se
achha ,hindustaan humara”
Coming to the film, Farhan Akhtar is at his exemplary
best .He has put in a hell of efforts and it definitely shows ,supported by a
power packed supporting cast this is a movie you can’t dare to give a miss
Go watch Bhaag Milkha Bhaag for it triumphs in its depiction
of a man coming to terms with the ugliest scenes from his childhood, witnessing
his parents’ slaughter during the Partition of India and Pakistan in 1947 and
the resultant genocide, and rebuilding his life to become an Indian icon
Who
knows you may stop complaining about those little discomforts that life throws
on your way
This is not really a movie, but a story. Watch it to learn more about those days, and about how people managed to live without essentials such as beds, toilets, cooking stoves, electricity, running water and hot water. The movie is relevant in 2013, especially for us young ones.
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Nice post.. I have seen the movie.. And yes.. Excellent performance by Farhan Akhtar.. I just so so wished they should have shown the original photo of milkha Singh somewhere in the movie.. What a man.. And what a struggle which is beautifully displayed in the movie.. Nice blog.. New here.. Following you.. Keep writing..!
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