SLC-S33/W1-Movie Diaries|Favourite movie of all time- Akele Hum Akele Tum

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Favourite movie of all time- Akele Hum Akele Tum

Write about your favorite movie in not more than 300 words.

Akele Hum Akele Tum is a good Bollywood movie that came out in 1995. It was directed by Mansoor Khan. This movie is great for the whole family to watch. It is based on the Hollywood movie Kramer vs. Kramer. The movie Akele Hum Akele Tum looks at how people feel when they get divorced and what happens after that. It also talks about things that're important, to people today like what it means to be a man or a woman and what rights fathers have. The movie Akele Hum Akele Tum also thinks about how people balance their work and family life and what it's like to raise kids all by yourself.

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Film	Akele Hum Akele Tum
Starring:	Amir Khan, Manisha Koirala
Director :	Mansoor Khan
Producer :	Ratan Jain
Story :	Mansoor Khan
Dialogues :	Nasir Hussain
Music :	Annu Malik
Lyrics :	Majrooh Sultanpur

Plot

Rohit, played by Aamir Khan and Kiran played by Manisha Koirala fall deeply in love. Get married. They have dreams. Rohit wants to be a singer and music composer. He wants to make people happy with his music. On the hand Kiran wants to take care of their family. She thinks that family is very important.

They start to disagree on things. Their different opinions cause problems in their relationship. This leads to them living apart. The main story of the movie is about the time they have when they fight for their son in court. They both want to take care of their son.

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Aamir Khan does a job playing Rohit. He shows how Rohit is a father and a good singer. He takes care of his son by himself. Manisha Koirala is also very good as Kiran. She shows how Kiran is torn between her family and her own dreams. She was nominated for an award, at the Filmfare Awards for her acting. This means that people really liked her performance in the movie.

Explain how it impacts you ?

I feel that the first part of the film is dedicated entirely to women, as it starkly portrays the hardships they face after marriage; it clearly shows how, unable to express their talents, they are reduced to the status of mere household furniture for the sake of their family and children—an aspect I really appreciated. However, I did not like the second part, where the woman begins to neglect her family after achieving success.

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This film powerfully portrays the depth of family relationships and how children are affected by the egos of a couple. This movie is a classic. It really gets to you. It is about women and their jobs. The movie shows that women have to give up a lot to get ahead in their careers. At the time it shows that women are not just there to take care of the house. Women have feelings too. The movie says that women are very important to their families. It shows what happens to a family when a woman wants to do her thing and learn new things. The movie is really about women and their families. Women play a role, in their families and this movie shows that.

What was your best scene

The film contains many excellent scenes, but there is one I particularly liked. It involves the protagonist, Aamir Khan, and a local grocer from whom he frequently buys goods on credit. Because of this constant credit-based purchasing, the shopkeeper lacks respect for him, and the two often clash; for instance, the shopkeeper would chase away the protagonist's son whenever he played nearby. Given this history of animosity, one would expect the shopkeeper to testify against the hero during the divorce court proceedings. However, he actually gave a powerful testimony in the hero's favor—a scene I really enjoyed.

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