Mardaani....the must watch movie......for 12 years and above children......

Two days ago I decided to go and watch this movie.
Somehow its promos had made a very strong opinion in my mind that I should not miss this movie.

I was wondering why is this movie given "A" certificate by censor board and thought, may be, it would have those typical masala shots.

But to my surprise, film is no where that dramatic and gives real feeling of whats happening is real.

Many a times while watching this movie, chilled feeling passed through my spine.

Rani Mukherjee has done stunning job and also the other supporting crew fits in perfect places in the story. The villain of the movie is depicted so cold blooded and a**h*le that you feel many a times to kick his a** then and there.

This movie makes viewers perfectly alert about safety of women around them.
I personally think this movie must be watched along with teenagers so that they understand the concern of their loved ones towards their safety.
They will naturally become more aware of taking precautions when they are on their own after watching it.

While watching this movie it made me remember similar film from Hollywood "TAKEN" where Liam  Neeson plays the protagonist.

However, MARDAANI is not at all an Indianised version of TAKEN.

MARDAANI has its own true screenplay and story with fantastic performances of Rani Mukherjee, Tahir Bhasin and others.
Special mention about Mona Ambegaonkar, as she also plays her short role very tactfully and with grace, fitting in the shoes of character indeed.

We watch so many FALTU movies for no reasons,
Why should not be help make such nice movies make better business where actors have done perfect job of passing perfect social message along with perfect entertainment wherever needed.

Go watch it guys....

Challenging ourself.....

Today, out of curiosity, I just visited one of my favorite blogger's blog. There he had posted something unusual than what he typically posts. He had posted about his first ever in his life 200km bicycle ride he had accomplished.

A nicely written and to detail travelogue.

Most important part was at the end, about how he was rejected in school teams of every team sport available there and how he had convinced himself wrongly that he could never do any kind of athletic stuff.

Eventually how during his early career days he found importance of being active physically and how he started with small physical activities and then challenging himself.

Which eventually help challenge himself career point of view and start his own business and further how everything helped him challenge himself for this 200km bike ride.

Nicely written it was and made me think shouldn't I try something like this.....

Isn't not challenging myself stopping my growth in my career, fitness and then leading to unhelthy relationships as well.....

True....I need to challenge myself for higher goals....and so everyone in his/her life....which directs us to live healthy and peaceful life.