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 Lessons from Parasite : What the Movie Teaches About Society The first time I saw Parasite, I believed that it was a typical thriller movie. However, as the plot progressed, it began to sink on me, this movie is not merely a spectacle. It is a mirror of society. Directed by Bong Joon-ho, Parasite demonstrates us how the people exist in totally opposite worlds, even in one city. And to be frank, most of the teachings in this film are much too near our lives in India as well. We will simplify it down. 1. The Widening of the Wealth Inequality    The distinction between the rich and the poor is one of the largest lessons that Parasite teaches.   The affluent family in the movie resides in a large, gorgeous home where there is room, sunshine, and coziness. The poor family on the other hand lives in a small semi-basement house where fresh air is a challenge.   This is not really a movie idea, as you think. This is every day in such cities ...

 Complete Breakdown of Se7en (1995) – Ending Explained You have already heard about one thing of Se7en and that is not a typical crime thriller. It is shocking, dramatic and lingers in your head days after days. I will always remember when I first viewed it. I simply sat there a few minutes after the closing scene. No background music. No phone scrolling. Just silence. In this blog, we will begin to deconstruct the movie in a simplistic manner and have a clear idea of the conclusion. There is nothing to worry about — I will tell you everything. Summary of the Story That You Are in a Hurry to Read The novel narrates the adventures of two policemen: Detective Mills (Brad Pitt) young, emotional, aggressive. Detective Somerset (played by Morgan Freeman) experienced, calm, and practical. They are attempting to hunt a serial killer who is killing individuals according to the Seven Deadly Sins: Gluttony Greed Sloth Lust Pride Envy Wrath Every killing is symbolic and planned. ...

NAAN KADAVUL – A Film That Disturbed Me and Taught Me Life  In my point of view, every cinema is a lesson, and every director is a teacher. Recently, I learned a powerful and disturbing lesson from Naan Kadavul , taught by director Bala . This film made me question: Who is God? Who are Aghoris ? How do disabled people really live in our society? Every scene showing the struggles of disabled people disturbed me deeply. The dialogues stayed in my mind for a long time. Honestly, I do not have the courage to rewatch this film again. In this blog, I want to share what I learned from this cult classic. Actor Arya – The Character of Rudran Arya plays the role of Rudran , a man raised among Aghoris from childhood. He grows up completely detached from society, emotions, and the usual ideas of right and wrong. Rudran does not act out of anger or kindness like normal people. He helps the helpless and punishes the cruel with the same calm expression. To him, life and death carry equ...