Made in 2007, this Rs 12 crore film earned Rs 131 crore, it was directed by an actor, the film’s name is…
GH News December 21, 2024 10:06 PM
There are several instances where a film despite having a modest budget and a relatively small cast manages to outperform expectations in every way. These films challenge the norms and go on to become massive successes winning hearts and minds across generations. Today we will talk about one such film that not only became a massive hit but also carried a crucial message that resonated with millions. The film is Aamir Khans Taare Zameen Par. About The Movie Released 17 years ago Taare Zameen Par was a breath of fresh air in our cinema. It broke stereotypes and gave a powerful message that every child is special. The film follows Ishaan a young boy struggling with dyslexia making it difficult for him to read and write. As a result he is misunderstood by his parents and teachers unable to fit into the conventional school system. However his life takes a turn when he meets his new art teacher Ram Shankar Nikumbh who recognizes his learning disability and helps him unlock his hidden potential. The Movies Impact On Audience The film’s impact went beyond the screen challenging the myths held by many parents about childrens potential and learning capabilities. It urged them to understand their children’s unique needs rather than forcing them to fit into an impossible mould. The movie featured Darsheel Safary who was only 11 years old at the time playing Ishaan Awasthi with remarkable sensitivity. Despite a modest budget of just ₹12 crores Taare Zameen Par reportedly went on to earn ₹131 crores worldwide making it a massive commercial success. It was released with just 425 prints but became the 5th highest-grossing film of 2007 earning the title of a blockbuster. The film also won three National Awards including Best Family Welfare Film Best Lyrics and Best Male Playback Singer. Additionally Taare Zameen Par made history by being the only Indian film to be shown at the International Dyslexia Association’s event in Washington on October 29 2009. This film proved that sometimes a small-budget film with a heart-touching story can leave a lasting legacy.
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