Jitin S Nair

Forrest Gump is undoubtedly a masterpiece that transcends genres. It’s an emotional rollercoaster, blending heartwarming moments with humor, a touch of suspense, and philosophical questions about happiness and fulfillment. Hank's portrayal of Forrest is iconic, and the film leaves you with a sense of wonder about what truly matters in life. The beauty of Forrest Gump is that it doesn’t need to be tied down by "reality"—it’s a whimsical journey through history, told through the eyes of someone who views life simply yet profoundly. His pure-hearted approach to life offers wisdom beyond what most "intellectuals" might grasp. Negative reviews that critique the movie for lacking realism or not making sense in a modern context miss the point. Forrest Gump is not meant to be a historical documentary or a reflection of current events—it's a story about a man living life on his terms, embracing each moment with innocence and optimism. To enjoy it fully, you have to suspend disbelief and accept it for what it is: a beautiful, timeless narrative. In short, if you're looking for a film that mixes emotions, humor, and life lessons in a perfectly blended way, Forrest Gump delivers. Critics comparing it to today's standards might miss the essence, but that's their loss.

We all had an amazing childhood with this epic movie, stories we've heard depicted in a cartoon form. We used to wait every year until this movie was broadcast to our mini screen...! Beautiful screenplay and songs.!