I was watching a few movies I recently got my hands on, now I guess movies might become my next big thing.
I’ve just finished watching My Boss’s Daughter, a movie released some time back, at around 2003.
It’s about this guy, who had a bad day, and everything seems to get wrong, and he might have a huge chance to lose his job.
As I watched, I felt angered. How could he allow himself, to be bullied that way. He was extremely soft-spoken, and had no form of control over people he knew.
As I watched, I felt that I might have always been like him, soft and too concerned for others..
I feel I need to be more firm, not in just firm but insist on my ways, not always giving due to inconvenience to others or myself, as the main lead did [and as I’ve always done].
It’s difficult to express all these feelings I have, and this is definitely one of the better shows I’ve watched. Despite all the comedy and incredibly exaggerated things happening in the show, this show had an aim. The director wanted to impart something, and I felt I had something to gain from watching that show.
At the end, everything turned out well, though it appeared quite like a fairy tale, the main lead had something to say: even if things are not going your way, even if everything bad seems to happen to you, just stop it, and look around, and actually everything happens for a reason. Whether how bad it is, someone around or you will have benefited from it.
I want to watch movies that have a purpose and not just a waste of my time.
I need, to realize this.
Recently, I’ve always thought, how is it that when we walk, we never fall, it’s simply not natural for us to walk. I’ve come to realize, that, it’s too practiced, too reinforced everyday, it becomes a habit of a habit, too deep in us to do wrongly.
If I could infuse every good thinking I could want into doing it everyday, the results: I don’t need to emphasize; I would never experience one day one minute of down-ness.
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