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Three Lessons from three idiots

 Waqar Ahmed | The Productivity Science

Three lead Actors from Three Idiots Bollywood Movie

Movies are always a great way to learn about life. They are more than just mere entertainment. If one were to look at movies for innovation purposes, they provide modern ideas that reflect the true aspiring future of modern civilization. Three idiots is one of those jolliest yet innovative movies that is available to watch on YouTube and get fascinated with the fervor of innovation and intelligence. From this movie, there can be lots of lessons to learn; however, I have tried to carve out the three daunting lessons that have personally influenced my life, and may it be helpful to you as well.

  1. Creativity is the mother of innovation
  2. Curiosity leads to the discovery of treasure
  3. The courage to uphold personal dreams and goals eventually translates into reality.

Let's begin!

Creativity is the mother of innovation:

“Always be willing to look for the loopholes in everything you encounter along the way of life.”

Creativity is the amalgamation of focus, dedication, persuasion, and the ability to live in the present. There is always more than just one aspect to everything we come across, and it takes energy to deep dive into the details to figure out the absurdity of that specific thing.  In this movie, the hero plays the role of a crazy human who is always busy creating new things.

Creativity is the start of the journey towards success. It demands an intellectual persona and the dedication to pull off the greatest obstacle along the way. There is no surety in creativity because it is a spark inside the mind and if one implies that spark into real life, life will surely be the greatest.

It is also a notion of a creative person that he never shies away from asking a question, no matter how dumb that question seems to the world. Creativity is always in the discovery of creation.

Curiosity leads to the discovery of treasure:

Curiosity is the second side of the same coin - creativity. Where there is creative work, there is curiosity.

It is a habit that offers fulfillment as a result of indulging in the work. In the movie, Amir Khan, a lead actor, seemed busy creating new ideas and implementing them for a personal sense of fulfillment. It's in the persona of a curious person to not indulge in the rat race; they feel peace when they are in their domain and work their way up to new levels.

Curiosity in simple words is about wanting more in life. More adventure, more innovation, more writing, more creation.

The courage to uphold personal dreams and goals eventually translate into reality:

Courage is a lesson that “three idiots movie” offers. It shows the dedication of the lead hero being the top academia continuously persists on his dreams without getting into the race of cramming and shortcuts to extract the best grades. It takes courage to walk the path of passion where self-fulfillment lies. 

It is worth understanding that courage is a force to deter all the naysayers and be committed to personal goals and agendas. In this movie, we see how it was a big deal to follow the passion. Another actor in the movie always aspired to become a photographer, but he could not pursue it because of family pressure. It was later he found the courage to become the man he always aspired to become.    

It is always easier to forget about personal goals and follow what society demands out of you. But it takes one to find that courage to stand against the crowd and say yes to the adventures one always wanted to pursue.

Thank you for your company!





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