Sumit Shukla

Hands down one of the best movie of the decades. At first I was a bit sceptical about movie due to length of the movie. But very soon I realised that this movie is worth giving my precious time. The plot, story, scripts, and characters all are super amazing. Right at the beginning story sets the tone and then I didn't realized how quickly time went by. At the end I felt unhappy cause movie was so good that I don't want it to be ended. If you have even iota of doubt watching it I would strongly recommend don't hesitate.

"How to Train Your Dragon" left me deeply delighted and thoughtful. The film taught me that a true leader is not the one who walks ahead seeking glory, but the one who walks with others, showing them a new way forward. While Hiccup’s peers wanted to become heroes in the eyes of their parents, Hiccup never chased heroism. Instead, he chose understanding over admiration and courage over conformity. By befriending a dragon ( toothless), he broke age-old traditions and proved that humans and dragons could live in harmony. In doing so, he showed that true leadership is all about vision, empathy, and the courage to challenge what everyone else accepts as normal.