#Everyday Inspiration, Day Twelve: Critique a Piece of Work
Day Twelve: Critique a Piece of Work
Today I will write about a movie I watched yesterday. It’s a Bollywood movie. The title of the movie is Arth, it’s a Hindi movie; it means purpose.
The story begins with the wife telling her husband how much she wishes she had a house of her own.
Within a few days the husband gives her a key to a new house, with a thick pack of paper money. It’s not unusual for the wife to wonder, where did this money come from? He makes up some stories. The foolish wife believes him.
Days and months go by, his absence bothers the wife, she questions her hubby, who had no choice but to admit he was spending time with the woman who gave him the money to buy the house and also the bundle of paper money. And that the wife should be thankful to this other woman.
This brought about a lot of fights between the two. The wife returned the keys and part of the money.
The two characters separated, he went to the other woman. She went looking for a job. She was unable to find one, in the beginning, later found something.
Meanwhile she met a man, who declared he was a singer. He found odd jobs and spent his time singing among the people he knew. Hoping someone will find him and give him a break.
He got the break, overnight became popular and started earning a lot of money. This singer met the woman before and tried helping her. One day he told her, ‘now you’ve become self-sufficient; you can live your life alone with no worries.’
While I was sad for the wife, I had no sympathy for both men. I was pleased to see she turned down the other man, who wanted to marry her. She reminded him of the time when he told her, ‘now you’ve become independent, you do not need anyone.’
In the end her longtime maid was imprisoned for killing her husband. Pooja the main character in the story, decides to raise her maid’s young daughter.
I liked the ending of this complex story. At least, after all the hardships she had to under go, she finally found her purpose, her longtime desire to raise a child.
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Dear Ranu,
Thank you for sharing this interesting film review! It sounds like a movie worth viewing.
All good wishes,
robert
Dear Robert,
As always I love your comment. The movie is in Urdu, if you have some friends, you may have to get their help. But if you know Urdu by your sheer connection with Khurram Shafique. The movie is available on YouTube. Thank you for your lovely comment. 🙂