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Name: Aljan L. Collado
Yr/Sec: 1st yr. / Hum001 CPE12FA2
Submitted to: Mr. Ganacias

Film Analysis
“3 Idiots”

I. Summary The “3 Idiot” movie gives many moral lessons in life about hope, friendship, studies, family, and the goodness in life. Its famous dialogue “all is well” or “aal izz well” as Rancho pronounced, tells us to think positive, and not fear any problems, just face it with confidence, because every problem has its own reason and that reason has a good outcome. The movie tells the students to pursue what’s the student want or what is he/she is passionate.

II. Philosophical Themes
“Pursue excellence, and success will follow. Pants down” ---Ranchhoddas “Rancho” Shamaldas Chhanchad/Phunsukh Wangdu
“Make your passion your profession, and work will become a game”—Rancho
“Life is a race. If you don't run fast, you'll get trampled.” -- Viru Sahastrabudhhe “ViruS
“Study with all your heart, not just for grades.”
“Study to be accomplished, not affluent. “

III. Insights/Reflection It taught me to become positive as what Rancho does. Rancho becomes the real role model of being a student. My insights in the movie in terms of ‘friendship’ Rancho puts the needs of his friends before his own needs. He was the true friends of Farhan and Raju. He touched the life of Farhan and Raju in a very deep way that he made the both to feel his true brother. My insights in term of ‘success’ is to follow excellence and success will follow. Because when you do things in a righteous way, good things will follow. And in terms of ‘education’ my insights is learning should be fun, exciting, and inspiring. And pursuing one’s passion is not easy. We’ll encounter so many setbacks. Always remember, when a problem bugs you, put your hand in your heart and say “All is

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