Ray Mulla

One my all time favourite movie which taught me there's nothing more than important than living for people. Wherever we go but will always miss our country of origin.

I must say this is an amazing movie describing a wonderful message but if we have to see the reality then it's way too different. Even today there're so many parents in slum areas are working as a car mechanic, waiter/waitress or such kinda downgraded jobs just to fulfill their dreams of making their children's successful but if we have to consider the reality then in today's world education is not for poor or this kinda of people. Because today before getting an admission for your children's you've to pay minimum 30-50k as a donation except that you also need to pay minimum annually fees of somewhere around 15-20k and beyond that in a courses like IAS you have to be a brilliant student in mathematics which is next to impossible without getting groomed under good trainer/teacher. If we restrain our brain and give it a thought then government is undertaking certain amount from our salary as an educational tax for the welfare of poor people but even though after paying taxes, opening government schools (wherein government doesn't pay teachers well so they keep changing their jobs in every 06 months) where all this money is going??? I know describing all this doesn't gonna make sense but atleast what we can do is to be honest and invest sometime in giving such sort of reviews which could help as an eye opener for corrupted government authorities. I won't deny the fact that India is an incredible country but except that we also don't need to forget that our prime source where we need to be focused is education. I've faced lots of problem in pursuing my education due to the my parents financial crisis and thus I can relate to my self experience. Sorry if it hurts anyone, but I can't be blind,deaf or dumb atleast when it comes to an importance of education.