Indian Boy Is Assumed As A Fool By Everyone, Until He Becomes A Genius In His Own Way
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A boy is criticised by his parents for his poor academic performance and is sent away to a boarding school. Ram, an art teacher, however, realises he has dyslexia and helps him uncover his potential.
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I love how the older brother isnt clique "Im better than you, you are trash" kind of brother, rather a very supportive one
I watched this movie almost 10 years ago and hes the only one whos actually supportive of him and believes in him until the art teacher shows up
Explained why he is such a genius
His brother was really nice
Ahh ok fine i edited reply
@@nothingjustasinglestreinrn119 wrong
This movie was eye opener for many indian parents who keeps very high academic expectations on their children and always want them to be either engineers or doctors.
I know right. same with like the spelling bee because a lot of the kids are indian
Even 3 idiots
@@cinemasynopsis6398 bro, spelling bee is just a past time for us Indians. It's nothing. Its Engineer and doctor which is the headache
Even Africans as I am it's the same expectations but the lack of understanding about mental health causes an increase of people/children who think they are worthless idiots.
@@cinemasynopsis6398 bruh, the spelling bee is all basics, Indian parents will be disappointed if their kid excelled spelling bee but wasnt a doctor or engineer or lawyer
As someone who is severely dyslexic and has autism I cried out of frustration towards the adults who bullied him
its a movie i dont understand
@@ehsanakbar1701 Probably happened to them in the past or angry at the adults for instantly thinking the child id unwilling to learn and is dumb
I'm you're 100th liker but at what cost?
Jesus Christ loves you and all 😊😊😊😊
Hey is it cured tho?
Being an Indian it feels so good that the story is appreciated from all over the world. thankyou mystery recapped for this!!
this the movie I look too when someone talks about being innovative. Its sad that parents didnt learn anything
Lol
Actually the more better movies are always from the Asian side. Chinese,Japanease,Korean,Indian and even Persian movies are all amazing
@@jesuschrist583 "Lets save the world!" the world : "New york"
Why do you care about all the world ?! Isn't that your inferiority complex.?!
"Every child is special." This movie made me cry a lot way back almost a decade ago.
yeah same but i am still crying after watching this after ages
I cried every time I rewatched this movie haha
same
Same this movie made me cry so much who was ram’s actor?
@@CrispyPillow6 Aamir Khan! One of the best actors in Bollywood ^^
I’m dyslexic and couldn’t read until 5th grade. This makes me so emotional man. If more teachers were like this it wouldn’t be the issue it is. 1 out of almost 40 teachers cared enough to find out what was wrong
Even I am also Dyslexic, I only knew to read, write and draw on a paper when I was going to finish LKG. I also used to fail in exams but now I am doing bit better in studies from even struggling to score 45% now to score 70% (An Average) I know it is not much. I neither had teachers like Ram in this movie nor anyone understood my problem until when I was 10th grade. I still remember that I had a strict tutor who called me names, scolded me, insulted me by calling me "Fraud" etc whenever I wasn't able to do math problems. I used to hate going to school not because I don't like learning but I don't wanted get scolded again. But I had the self confidence of proving them all wrong who humiltated me infront of whole class, insulted me, some classmates who made fun of me for getting low grades and people who doubted me of being successful in future and pursing my aim career. These all things I just use as a fuel. Even my parents especially my mother is not comfortable talking about Dyslexia since I have it. One day I will also help these students with same condition as me like Ram did in this movie. This shows that movie with good motive is always capable of making an impact. Even though I watched this movie for the first time years ago whenever I remember about this movie it always gives me hope for better tomorrow.
I’m dyslexic and I struggled a lot but thank God I’m much much better now.
I’m dyslexic and all my teachers thought I wasn’t cus I could read but my 5th grade teacher I believe knew and really helped me
@@arjunsubash5142 yea -_- completely true
I'm so sorry man
This teacher is one of my favorite people in cinema. Just hearing a recap makes me teary. Such a kind and passionate teacher who cares and is open. To have a student who was destroyed from learning. That's disheartening and seeing his dedication being be so undermined is really heart breaking.
this touched a nerve for me, seeing because of my Autism I've always been misunderstood and seen as nothing but a disabled kid. this has basically destroyed my life, having been stuck in a negative spiral for more then 10 years, I've lost count after ten years. so seeing a boy being understood for who he is and what he can do, touched me deeply, because my help always came and still comes too late. the only reason I'm able to express this now, is because I recently found medicine that is the solution to a problem of mine that has kept me in this negative spiral for so many years. (the worst part is that people online have shown me that they'd rather be jerks than open themselves up to others. so even if I opened up now, I won't be surprised when people try to belittle me further. but that is the sad reality we all live in, people would rather act like jerks and childish, than try to act like that teacher did.)
I'm soo sorry for what you had to go through, any human is equal to another if they have any sort of condition or disability, I hope you life is getting better by the day... Good luck 🙂
I support you 😊
Hey good luck with life in general wish you good farewells
I hope u r doing alright now :)
I feel your pain. I was quiet shy overwhelmed and miss understood growing up. Its only as I started to learn about my mind and how my thoughts were my prison. I escaped to freedom by learning to change my thoughts to better thoughts. I hope life finds you feeling better. I send you love light and oeace
This movie shows the lasting impacts of punishing and neglecting children who don't do well in school just because they think differently. It was inspirational to see the creative ways Ishaan learned writing.
What is the name of the Song in the video the sad music behind your Voice
It was really sad 😔 😟 😢 😭 😿 😢 😭 😿 😢 😭 😿 😢 😭
i was crying to this movie
@@minnesotabearsx My parents are from India themselves so This movie was all the more of an amazing one to watch
Thats was sad at the front but still have a good ending ;)
"So it was his parents who were lazy, oh snap" this guy is so funny i almost spilt my drink
😂 good to hear . I am from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
@@mr.Silvershow i am born american but my mom is indian
🤣🤣
Aboriginal Indian or Indian Indian?, sorry it confuses me, wether when you talk about Indians,
@@kunoplays7733 ohh
Im crying hardly, I feel what he felt, His parents need to understand this before he was even scolded. Ram is the teacher everyone wants and needs, Beautiful.
This movie deserved an Oscar. Nostalgic. Sometimes our country comes out with gems like these. This is one of the movies you can't find a fault in coz you don't want to.
This movie reduced me to tears. When my my mum and stepdad were told that I had Dyslexia it of course broke their hearts when I was diagnosed with it from 5 years old. I never let it got to me and I progressed and took each day as it came along. Today I am an author of two poetry books and I thank my parents and teachers for helping me from school to university. Helping others has made me a more confident person as I was very nervous to talk about this to anyone.
Skill issue
@@pewuss567 sus issue
I had a good friend in college who was dyslexic. We never had any classes together but he was an actor in many plays and we were in a few together. Many years later he wrote me an email. He was about 35. The email looked like it had been written by a kindergartener. I could barely read jt. All the misspelled words. I had a hard time believing it was from my college friend. Then I remembered that he had told me he was dyslexic. I thought about all the plays he'd been in and how difficult it must have been for him to do things like learn lines and even graduate. I found a new respect for my friend that day.
@@pewuss567 rude
@@pewuss567 ive never laughed so hard in my life
Thank god the principal wasn't like most: actively encouraging alternate learning for a student with disabilities. Yes, he wanted the specialized school at first, but he listened and supported Ram's confidence. We need more schools like this.
Same with the parents ❤️
Same
@@dwightschrute832 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
Man this made me cry. It tells us that we all have different intelligence. It also tells us that being bad at academic is not dumb, being bad at academic is because of lack of focus, student that hate studying, and there's a lot of reasons. It doesn't mean you are dumb. Everyone should know this.
This is such a great movie. My kids are autistic, one is also dyslexic and another is also has dyspraxia. Just having people aware there is a reason they struggle and need different approaches is a huge help for their self esteem
So I assume you have one of those too right?
I had a friend like this who couldn't function well in traditional schooling,but he was exceptional with Art. His parents were very supportive too. I hope he is doing well.
@MasterZen Guess what you either
@@Randy-dr7xz thats true brudda
@MasterZen shut
@@blkkout noice reply brudda
Well same here, i had nearly same experience, except without dyslexia... Parents were supportive as well as frustated, but they did their best. Now i am maxillofacial surgeon
I remember during college, our professor let us watch this movie and we all cried in few scenes in this movie and we're all like "I wanna be Ram," "I wanna be the best teacher that I can be." This is really an inspiring movie for us aspiring educators that time.
Me 2 but in my 7th grade and I tried my best to not cry😆
Your teacher must be so nice 😭
@@johnwilmarkconda2562 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
Wow! This video made me emotional. If all teachers and parents are like this, life will be a lot more easier for students going through such condition.
This is such a touching story, what a great teacher he was to take notice and help that baby.
The title "Tareen Zameen Par" means "Stars on the Ground" and is a metaphor to every child being a star😇
*Taare
So it's the movie I watched 4 years ago
Like stars on earth
Thanks
Thanks for the translation!
I am an Indian. They showed this movie in almost all schools in India at the time. I remember crying watching the movie as a child. We often forgets our struggles as a child and be ignorant about childrens problems thinking of them as silly. I could not watch this video with out tears in my eyes. It have that nostalgic value to it that helps to revisit how we felt as children. Beautiful movie. 😢❤️
They showed this movie when i was just joining the school from europe where they have a much better system, only realized that this movie was the one they showed when i saw one particular scene since i missed most of it, happy i saw this video
the way he pronnouced it lmaooo
Yeah, they showed us this movie in my school, too. I didn't cry but it was a really sad and happy movie.
3:15 "the test "
Ur schools show u movies ?
As an indian I can say that almost everyone in india has watched it and it was a superhit... this movie is not just a movie but an emotion
I’ve watched so many of your recaps, but this is the first (and hopefully only) one to make me cry… My brothers and I all have ADD and it wasn’t a well-known condition when my oldest brother was in elementary school and was often humiliated by his teachers for how long it took him to finish class work and tests all the time.
The part where he lost his creativity and thought of what it would be like to jump from the heights, reminded me of when I couldn't score above 90% in grade 12 and my parents considered me to be a failure and blamed it on my art. After all these years, it suddenly feels a bit too relatable, feels like I lost many years because there wasn't anyone to save me then.
OMG, that's so sad.
That's too sad
I feel you, hope you doing better dude.
Damn... I am speechless. But I do understand. I have often been on the receiving end of the spectrum too. A kid who loves art in an environment where enjoying anime, sci-fi movies just led to people making fun of you. This even led to a wealthy uncle who wanted to fund my university studies to give up on me when he heard that I wanted to study fine art (animation was and is still quite expensive here). This explains why I wish to quit my country and go to a friendlier environment. Being at home is fun but I feel incomplete up till this day because I feel like I am not really allowed to be.
@@Sir_Zombie1ted I've heard one saying that goes, "Art is meant to be grasped by the minority". We're rooting for you, keep going ✨
I’m not an emotional person, but this made me tear up because I know what it’s like to be very misunderstood by everyone in my life, always being labeled as “lazy””problematic” and “dumb” when my brain worked differently, and like him, I was very good at other subjects like art, writing, drama and other creative subjects. Though it’s a movie, I’m still happy for him.
True dat.
Wow.....amazing
Yo 300th like
301th like
@@amangamer2359 three hundred and oneth?
Even watching this recap, I've ended up crying again.. this movie reminds me so much of myself when I was younger, though I found the help I needed from fellow peers after I was sent to a boarding school. I remember all those times I and my mom cried and now I'm a graduate of Engineering in one of the renowned Universities here in Nigeria. Everybody Issa Genius. As helpers, we owe it to ourselves to help discover the aspect of live where these struggling people excel best. Like Stars On Earth🤧
I'm so sorry bro
As an indian who was told in the past that I would fail 2nd grade and needed a special school, this movie really made me cry.
This movie was pretty much a must-watch show to people who suffered on Learning Disability. Everyone deserves a teacher who was impassioned to his/her student.
Specifically for Austim and Adhd
personally it just makes me more sad, since 99% of the time, the special teacher who cares extra hard doesn't exist really, most teachers are underpaid except university professors who barely teaches anything nowdays.
@@Reece-2002 Do you know the song at the start of the video?
@@FactsZest m
@@FactsZest huukjjju
This movie made me realize you don't have to be an intelligent kid to be achieve what you want in life. Watching this movie made me remember my childhood dreams.
Stars on earth its actually 5 hours long
I am not intelligent but I like chicken🍗
But you are still the same guy
Dreams* I forgot what mine r and I started hating that word...
hes still intelligent just in different way... Like how a not so bright muhammad ali in school but is one of the smartest boxer of all time. So technically the kid is still intelligent he literally won the art contest among the hundreds of young students.....
It makes me so mad to know there are kids like him who are being mentally abused, all because of learning disabilities. I hope there are more advocates for dyslexia, ADHD, autism, and other forms of learning disabilities. These kids deserve love and respect
He even knows his planets and tried his best. He also draws very good. What a genius. ❤
This story sounds so much like mine. I also have dyslexia, wasn’t diagnosed until I was 20. I was voted the “dumbest in the school”, since 5-11 years old. I still remember this at 31 years old. I still carry this with me.
Do you mean kids called you that or was there a vote or something Either way my condolences
@@yalta5060 a vote?? Like democracy
x2
This sounds so cruel...
I also had same troubles but our town was not so progressive to even think that it might be a problem, today i look back and realise, it might be a reason
At this point Mystery Recapped is basically just recapping our Childhood!😂
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So true!
Agreed!
TRUE 😆
How many movies do you think he would have to go through to do that? lol? But so true though. I plan on doing a lot of movies also
I am teary when watching the scene when the parent left him in the boarding school. And I realized how much he was going through. Most people have dyslexia and feel pointless and useless. I do not have dyslexia, but I felt pretty meaningless and sometimes realized that I am the key to family. And this movie teaches me the most vulnerable meaning of my life
this really struck a cord with me. i’ve always been artistic since i was a kid and had undiagnosed mental health problems like adhd and ocd. i wasn’t dumb, i needed to be taught and understood in an appropriate way.
I have adhd and odd
I’m such a problem and I’ll always stay that way tbh
This movie was such a rollercoaster of emotions. It's sad that movies like these aren't usually made in bollywood anymore.
american movies aint shit
ikrr!!
@@valediction9174 umm..if u'r talking about this movie then it's Indian
@@valediction9174 they said bollywood not hollywood
They do make them - Some of my favourites include Hichki (2018) and chhapaak (2020) :)
As a slow learner myself that story brought tears. Every teacher reported I had great potential but never applied myself. I was lucky and found my passion in the plant world. Thk u my day has been blessed.
People are not always a slow learner but learns differently both my kids were dyslexic I knew it because I was both graduated honors high school and college you have to learn each child and teach accordingly then they will rise in Yashua name
@@charlotteawilliams8125 those Indian people say that slow learners have no place :(
yea
I was happy my college prof. made us watch this movie. As soon to be teachers, it made us realize that kids have special needs and are intelligent in different ways.
@@sidmo22 Not all Indian people
This movie should be shown in school but not only to students but to teachers and parents too.
As an Indian, the way he said "Taare zameen par" made me rolling on the floor with laughter.. 😂 But still this movie is awesome and his explanation is wonderful..
Tearh zzaàmeeen phaaar....
Its okkkk
tears a mean par
I cried watching this because my son has multisensory dyslexia too. We found out when he was 6 and had the hardest time finding help. He too liked painting. With much patience he finally was able tor read but has little difficulties still. I later found out that he would always put captions while watching movies and youtube better help him. He is now 15 and graduated from elementary school. I was so proud. I hope people would realize how hard it is to be dyslexic and it doesn’t take one lesson to understand everything..
That’s good :)
Nice
You are a hero.
Your not only a mother but a goddess in a avatar of mother because of your actions your son's future will be very bright every child deserves mother like you
Thank you
In this movie there's even a song which describes the feelings of ishaan. It literally translates to," am I really that bad mother, you know everything about me mom. I'm scared of the dark mom, am I really that bad". It perfectly describes the feeling of a young child when he/she is separated from their families.
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Lool
If I ever want to cry, I listen to that song.That is the saddest song, like I have watched this movie probably more than 10 times, but I still always get very emotional for this no.
Damn! That's some humor right there. 😂
@@jeredquidlars8819 😐
गुरूर्ब्रह्मा गुरूर्विष्णुः गुरूर्देवो महेश्वरः । गुरूर्साक्षात परब्रह्म तस्मै श्री गुरवे नमः ।। "Teaching is the greatest profession in the world because a great teacher creates great students, and it's these great students who become everything else."
I'm Indian and I watched this movie 100000 times and still crying
Shut lier
This movie was way ahead of its time and I don’t think there has been a movie since in Bollywood which shows the difficulties of special needs children in India. The education system in India is still not up to scratch to facilitate special needs kids amongst everyone. Also, parents fail to recognise that their kid might have some psychological issues or just not possess the capability to successfully meet their needs of unrealistic expectations. The movie perfectly catches that aspect of a common Indian student as well, which leads to depression, self harm and suicidal behaviour. I am lucky enough to have parents who understood my limits and never forced me with the weight of unrealistic expectations and accepted me for who I am. But I know so many of my friends who had parents who weren’t as accepting and set unrealistic goals which led them to be depressed and even have a feeling of worthlessness about themselves just because they couldn’t meet their parents expectations. Being depressed is still widely seen as an “excuse” within the Indian household and is taken for granted.
👍
Nailed it
are bhai pura 10 mark ka answer likh diya 💀
Very well said indeed.
@@user-op8fg3ny3j well india knows mental illness is a problem in some western countries they romanticize it
This same thing happened to me in America in the 70’s. I had trouble doing numbers but could read well beyond my grades. They said i was lazy, and stifled my drawing talent. Now, I am a retired carpenter, painter, electrical technician and IT specialist.
You know so many things!!! It must feel good to go out and talk to people when you know lots of things. Good for you
@@amargwari2431 This man is like the og Johnny Sins.
Wow but I'm so sorry you went through those hard times in your childhood when you didn't even deserve it..I'm happy and glad that your successful and happy now! 😊💜✨
I literally started crying 😭 I love this story❤
I am from a defense background, when this movie was released in 2007, our CO, made all parents watch this movie arranged by him, free of cost. I don't know how many parents actually applied this in their life, even if a single parent has changed himself for the sake of his child, then this movie is successful. I hope Indian parents and other Asian parents understand their children.
the main topic aside, can we appreciate the brilliant acting skills of this young little boy? 🤯
Exactly... he was incredible in this movie. It felt like as though he really had dyslexia. I have watched this movie countless times but still I feel the same emotions. Everyone's acting here is absolutely amazing and especially the young boy needs special shout out because he was simply amazing. Most adult actors these days don't even come close to him
@@peacepeace8479 I totally agree with you!
@@peacepeace8479 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
@@foreverinchrist6198 do i look like i give a f**k.
E
Teachers who genuinely want their students to thrive are real ones.
So there are no real ones
@@rekhavmenon1507 I actually had such a teacher. But yeah, we don't have many such.
@@rekhavmenon1507 not true, they're rare, but they exist.
I do have this strict teacher but.. she shouts at everyone and speaks so rough at other students but when she's talking to me, she speaks so softly because she knows what I'm going through.
well thats just the teachers saying "i dont know why people think we are bad we are doing our job"
I got goosebumps watching this. God Bless those teachers who truly help children. Also the child who played Ishaan acts so well.
This movie ALWAYS MADE ME CRYYYY idk why I just loved it Bcuz it really does reflect the world we live in right now
It's a simple subject that has been dealt in many movies and fictional stories, yet still today this happens to a lot of kids, and there is even adults who haven't got people like Ram in their lives.
very tru
@@shadxtheory7240 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
@@foreverinchrist6198 I appreciate your enthusiasm on religion and god but this is not the way. Spamming about Jesus's love won't do anything it will only annoy people, do something better and go out to the real world and do stuff. Never force your believes on anyone
It is nikumb not ram
My art club moderator made us watch this during a club session. It was a great film and honestly adults should watch this. It teaches people to open their eyes- especially people who think that “invisible” disabilities can be “fixed” thru discipline
which country are u from
I agree
@@Areeb8877 There are some nice ones, but yeah, most of the time it’s the kinda old ones.
@@mdkalimullah3816 Philippines. The film had subtitles
@@rae-kunfrange3577 ahh i have Filipino friends... Wait lemme introduce myself.. uh- Kumakain ako ng toilett..
I rarely cry to movie recaps and I just burst out in tears 😢
Me too I Tryna hold it
The fact that ram drawed ishan's smiling portrait just because he had never seen him smiling
Ah ofc this movie is a masterpiece, Ive watched it 100 times, it shows how pressure of parents and friends can ruin a child
I love how he tried to pronounce it
Ok
I’ve also watched it many many times! Ishaan reminds me of my younger brother who also had dyslexia.
indeed a masterpiece
yes a masterpiece
This really hit home for me. My dad grew up with dyslexia and ADHD but in the 60s they just thought he was slow or dumb. My father defied all odds and went on to get his Masters degree. Never underestimate others. We all are smart/talented in one way or another. If you judge a bird on its ability to swim he will always be judged as dumb. (Something like that). Nevertheless, I love that quote!!
What a story your father is a true inspiration ♥️
bassiclly the same thing with my dad although he was born in the 60s and now he is a professor
@@doudifahlouchi784 yes he is!! Thank you ❤️
@@alphabetical. wow, so wonderful!!! We have a great example in front of us of defying the odds. 👍🏽😊
I think the quote was if you judge a fish by its ability to climb trees then it will always think that it is stupid Einstein said it
He wasn't a genius, he was special with special needs. The theme of the movie was fo highlight that all individuals are different and shouldn't be treated the same way, it taught us to be compassionate towards ppl because everyone has different needs and requirements for them to accomplish stuff
As an indian and a fan of this movie and your channel im rlly happy tht the whole world can notice this movie tysm!
The Song " Kya itna bura hun main maa ?" "am I that bad, mother ?" Still brings tears to my eyes even after a decade since I first watched this movie as a teenager. I know I'm not alone on this. Every desi kid has had a sense of being neglected and misunderstood at a certain time in childhood. I'm glad this movie exists. And as funny as it sounds, this movie is the true rival of Baghban for us desi kids.
i agree!! it brings me to tears every time i hear it!
Hearing that song always breaks my heart. I've watched this movie a hundred times and there wasn't a single time I wasn't sobbing throughout the entire movie.
Rival of baghban lmaoo
Sorry, but may I know what it means by “the true rival of Bahgban”?
@@Alifahusna_97 it's another Bollywood movie where 4 grown up kids avoid their old aged parents and complain that they can't look after them etc and it's a emotional movie too because the parents suffer because they trust their sons and give all their retirement Money and will be left alone. So in Baghban parents suffer from of children and in Taree zammer par kid suffer because of parents. Hence rivals (something like that) 😁😁
As a teacher, this recap made me cry. I watched it years ago and I remember why I started teaching. I'm in a horrible school with no freedom for the children. It kills me. I'm trying to get another job but I don't want to be in the school system anymore. I want to work in a feild I'm passionate about, I miss doing what I love. Btw, it's not the country, the country is amazing, it's just the specific school.
Where are you from ?
@@FoodRecipes108 I was in the UK but now work in the UAE
Damn, I'm an indian and it sounds like my school.
Good you are right 😢😢😢it makes me feel sad
@@FoodRecipes108 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
This was a very inspiring movie recap as someone that can't understand math myself i am shedding tears.
Whenever I didn't listen to my mom, she used to say "I'll send you to a boarding school". Those were the most terrifying words that I've ever heard in my entire life. All thanks to this movie 😂
This movie feels so real, I remember being a disappointment and at the end of everyone's disdain, It really does take a strong support group to make all the difference. Its hard When the standard tactics for academics don't make sense to you, Cause at that point you have to learn your system on your own, Having People who care about you Makes that process worth living through.
it is inspired by a real story
@@atreyihari4190 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
I watched this in my teens. I’m now married and my son was born autistic and I just got diagnosed with ADHD last year. This movie really helped prepare me in so many ways that I never would have guessed when I first watched it.
Wow I hope your family and you live happily always 💜
@Fast Boi Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
So many educational professionals and NOBODY ever thought of taking the time to find out why the child doesn't understand what's being taught. Very sad. My appreciation to the one teacher who saw in Ishaan what others failed to see. May this be an eye opener to other "professionals". All it takes is just a little bit of kindness 😢❤
As a Bangladeshi,I feel bad for this Indian Kid And Also Made me Cry
As a srilankan I know my country's conditions also similar to the India,so it will be same to Bangladesh also. Asian parenting and educational systems are almost similar.
Oh god... I'm actually crying in a 13 min recap like wtf? I can't even imagine how I would have felt if i watched it IRL
I recommend watching it, too good to capture everything in a short recap
Same wtf
Same
Oh you should definitely watch it! I still cry to this date whenever I watch it
Can't stop crying😭😭
I've watched this movie so many times and yet I never cried. This recap had made me truly realize how Eeshan must've felt. Compassion and empathy is what people going to problem need. I relate to this so much because I'm still recovering with depression. Although, I've come out to my parents about this, they brushed the matter aside and blamed it on laziness. Parents please do understand that depression is not laziness. If your child comes out to you, pleading for help, donot push it aside and blame it on something else. Help your child from the overwhelming sadness, not blame it to something else and not acknowledge it.
Everytime I watch... And I cry evevevevevevevveryyyyyyy time XD
It's Ishaan not Eeshan
@@tangerines_4_life Same here...
Your parents absolutely right basically they tried to tell you stop being a b17ch , if you have both parents who feed and dress you , you have no right to be depressed Edit : sorry did not see you are a girl , well I speak on behalf boys / men , so don't consider my first part to apply to you as for girls it's different
Hmm my parents just beat me until I got it right. Seemed to work but I'm also aware I'm psychopathic now.
Amir Khan films really hit home everytime
I cried everytime I watched this movie in my childhood. Wonderful movie for people who hasn't seen it yet
I remember watching this movie. The end made me cry. We need more teachers like Ram. One of my classmates was dyslexic, and was bullied for it.
Oh boy, I hope he's okay rn
@@bdsmgaming3627 dw he’s alright, he got better overtime at spelling and reading.
And u were one of the bullies
@@Rockybhai-ff8yr who said he was one of the bully’s
@@bilalnotfound9065 Lol I was also Dyslexic and was bullied till my school age. When I went to college later everything became fine.
I'm tearing up fr. Wth! This is a great movie and tells a story of what kids who are labelled as "dumb" face IRL. No one's dumb, they just need the adequate care and attention as well as assistance to overcome that situation. Everyone's a star and would shine someday if he/she wishes to.
Actually the movie name, Tare Zameen Par means Stars on Earth.
Watch the movie with English subtitles. Believe me man. It's so much better than any movie imaginable. If this was made in Hollywood it would had easily grabbed 8-10 Oscars. You won't be able to understand the songs used to convey the emotion but the song are so beautiful that it literally makes my eyes wet everytime i hear them. This movie is priceless.
@@ravitejaknts stars on ground*
What a very beautiful movie. Good job, India for producing an inspiring movie.
Taare Zameen Par is my all-time favorite movie. I even have an old DVD of this movie. It used to be a tradition at our home to watch this movie at the start of the holidays every year in my childhood. It kinda hit home for me at that time, because of some similarities between Ishaan and the child me. Even though I'm not dyslexic, I did have a rough childhood, I was a bit good at drawing, and I used to have separation anxiety when being away from my mom or my parents in general and always more than the other kids around. Too bad, many years ago, the DVD player broke and we had to stop. I still can never forget this movie.
this hit close to home. I was bullied in school. Struggled with subject because of both dyslexia and Dyscalculia. Always had to do math tests 3/4 times before i passed until i got a teacher named Åke. Because of him i started passing my physics and math tests on first try. RIP Åke. You were great!
Rest in piece åke his a good man
Rip legend
Rip
@@payumocarlito peace*
Rip🙏
This movie broke me. It told me to buckle up and ready myself for a emotional rollercoaster. Even while listening to this video, it made me recall how much sadness I felt watching it. The creativity, acting, and emotional impact had me down to the floor tearing up. It's rare to find anything that explores the problem in modern education with maturity. With something that was made years ago and still remembered. It should hold as a classic example of how to produce an emotional movie.
I hated it when they put him in a boarding school without understanding why he is doing this. All the father lists out is symptoms, not the cause of it. It’s like saying to the kid, you’re worthless and we can’t deal with you anymore, we don’t want to put in the effort on why you are facing these issues.
Yea, I was tearing up through this recap. I haven't seen this movie in like ten years, but all those moments kept coming back. I've never had any learning disabilities, but just the thought of a kid feeling lost and alone because of a world not understanding him is so sad
I feel like what this movie is trying to tell us is that people, especially children, with special needs (or even disabilities) aren't bad, but they simply need some extra help + more time to pick up, and want to have fun learning. I felt so bad for Ishaan when I watched this video because ik what it feels like to struggle with basic tasks and to be afraid of being considered "lazy" 😭😭
i still have ptsd from my school days where i have been constantly lived in fear and abusing ,teasing and stress from my parents and teachers especially teachers who is responsible for ruining my mental health
I remember watching this as a child, but never knew until a little later what it actually was about, my parents had been so weird about it though :( they used to try and scare me about trying to send me away to a boarding school, totally not the point of the movie! The neglect towards learning disability, the things they might just go through is shown so well in the movie, watching this break down of the scenes makes me understand it so much better, especially since I'm trying to learn more about learming disabilities and disorders in general, thank you.
Well parents weren't weird it's a cultural difference
@@eywehok how's that a cultural difference :0 (I'm genuinely confused this is n o t sarcasm qwq)
My mother did so too with a similar movie, I think. Parents have no control when angry lol
@@edenontheorbit9778 In our culture, people often look down upon mental disabilities and label everything under the umbrella term of being retarded. There's a lot that people need to be taught about mental health and disabilities so that we as a community can help these people prosper rather than ostracize them. And don't get me started about physical abuse against children done under the guise of "doing it out of love".
same hahahaha
I can tell how frustrating it must be by being called lazy as everyone's excuse
Might be , the child thought better to be called lazy than being called a moron.
It's dreadful and almost caused burnout at a young age for me from the exhausting expectations I was put up to.
when i get called lazy for excuse, i feel a really an¿gry and frustrated that i want to punch the people that called me lazy so hard that he goes in coma for 1 month but not killin him.
@@husaindaud5569 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
@@foreverinchrist6198 I have seen jesus, he just ran from Ukraine to poland. Putin is quite furious on him 😂
This movie makes me cry every time! I used to watch it when I was 8 and i wish every child that has been misunderstood can get a teacher like ram ! makes me wanna be a kindergrten teacher aswelll
Golden age of Amir Khan when he gave us a new experience with each of his films. Now he is in the dark side of Bollywood, I hope he comes back with thought provoking movies like these.
I was 4 years old when I watched it for the first time. As a kid, the " Meri Ma" ( My mother) song made me cry so hard because his mother was the only one who loved him and supported him but he had to stay away from her at such a young age. As an adult I now realise what a gem this movie is.
same this movie was just an og i loved the song when Ram was first intoduced to the class i didnt know hindi but i could somehow understand really well on what they where syaing bcx it is similar to my home country language
Same to me too...
Same bro 😭
So your 19 years old, glad someone didn't lie abt their age.
Bruh as a kid? I still cry everytime I hear that song... Idk there's something about Hindi songs dedicated to mothers. Maybe we are too attached to our mothers? Idk
As someone with Autism this movie really touched me. I got lucky and had all the help and support I needed but I have meet others who weren’t so lucky. The torture children who are different face when they are being punished and called lazy cannot be understated and unfortunately some of them do end up taking their lives. I’m not gonna lie, I loathed both the parents and the teachers for most of the movie. Especially the father who was utterly convinced that his son was the problem and that he himself had done nothing wrong. I felt like he cared more about his pride then anything else.
Ram is the heaven Of God he help that kid
@@MrParvezkazi Its not ram the god its Ram the teacher who helped him
@@KurianfromIndia idk
every fu****ing human beings got autism these days. f***k this f***ing world. everyone has a job and a place and no one's left behind,cause God sees. lol
@@lurkerhere2675 don’t disrespect autistic people…
"That's okay Ishaan, I struggle with those things too."
This is very educative. Anytime i watch this movie, " Like Stars on Earth," tears drop from my eyes. Thanks to the angel boy and the angel teacher. They made him a star 🌟 We should all learn a lesson from this motivational movie.
The english subbed one is called 'like stars on Earth' and it is BEAUTIFUL. It is so rare to see movies about any kind of disability that shows the REALITY of what its actually like to be disabled. While I personally would have preferred it to be more about actual mental health, learning disabilities in Indian culture is a big, big deal. So it makes sense that the movie would focus on learning disabilities over mental health. After all, you can only conquer stigmas one step at a time. the movie is a 10/10 for me.
For me, the movie was called "Every child is Special"
A gem of a movie. Every time I watch it, I cry. I was victim of constant school bullying myself and that greatly affected my confidence. Although I didn't have mental problems, my rather introverted and docile nature proved to be a hindrance to my growth. Hats off to Amir Khan and team for this masterpiece
What the name of the movie?😥😥
@@bandilensele1626 Taare Zameen Par
@@debojeet1993 L
This movie was released when i was 6 or something. I use to cry watching it, but never understood the real meaning. Today after watching this after years, i cried 4 times. This movie is just pure. This was a social message, which hits hard. But it is reality. Im actually really impressed by the actor who played the little boy. Bro has amazing talent. I will recommend u want the whole movie. I promise u'll cry more than once. The songs in the movie are enough to make an adult cry.
I'm so glad my teacher made us watch this incredible movie during our senior year. Now years later I still cry and this recap had me bawling 😢😢😢
loved watching this movie as a kid
yea me too
Me also!
It still is my favorite movie even though I watched many other Hollywood and Bollywood movies
Same here, its my childhood movie also
Same
Shoutout to the teacher who took the time out to understand the child & selflessly assisted him to his hidden potential. Teachers play a huge role in children's life & some don't really understand the serious impact the good or bad they inflict can do a child's esteem.
aamir khan
@@mohit5709fr
@@cocoismylove aamir khan lol
Wow ..... Everyone might relate to this movie.....in some time of their lives.... We all need a mentor like Ram ❤
A reminder for bullies and everyone: DO NOT underestimate autistic, disabled, stupid and crazy people
I remembered crying like a pig watching this movie as a kid. It still hits hard visiting it today
😂😂
Same here man same here
Do pigs cry?
@@footsprotball3278 they sound like they are crying when you slaughter them.
@@ngurnunsangichinzah6055 Jesus is real and loves you he died so that your sins can be forgiven and if you believe in him and turn from your sins you will have eternal life there is hope beyond death have a blessed day😇
As someone with learning disability myself this made me cry, Ram is a great teacher that gave the support necessary to blossom and grow.
Not only the plot, the music of this movie was a masterpiece ❤
We need a supportive teacher like this