3 Idiots is an Indian comedy movie with a great message, directed by Rajkumar Hirani in 2009. I like this movie because the message they conveyed through this film. The education system in India is very strict and with strict I don’t mean that by school rules; I mean the level of judging according to the book knowledge. One played the famous Indian actor, Amir Khan the main character, with other famous co-actors. The film also won Film Fare Award at 6th position and also best director award. The idea behind this movie was to highlight the mentality of the educated people in India, especially if they are on higher position then how badly they want their kids to be on top of everything. The competition is very tough and its all about to make proud of your parents as it doesn’t matter what children want to do with their career life. Now in these days, competition is so hard that kids don’t want to understand things and logic behind their work, all they want is to cram so they can do best on their exams and beat other kids. In this movie, the main character, Amir Khan conveyed the message that getting good grades on the exam doesn’t mean excellent academic standing. In the film, there was one incidence where one boy committed suicide because he was not qualified to sit for final exams, as he didn’t pass the pre-engineering exam because he was working on his project where he was using his knowledge instead of cramming book definitions. The dean of the university was very hard to the student but it was not his fault as the system of education is like that in India. If you are not going to good school; you are way behind to the other kids who are in good school and taking extra classes. During this movie Amir, Khan didn’t tell anyone that he is not getting a degree for himself; he was helping his owner’s son, as this was another incident in the movie where the owner has to show off that his son is very smart and got the degree from the best university. In the film, Amir Khan wasn’t cramming as he though it 'd be good if we practice material on hand instead of learning definition from the book. I like this movie because of the message that Amir Khan was trying to convey as the film came out in 2009 and since then there are changes in the education system but still not at that level. I recently read news about girl tried to kill herself because she couldn’t make through premedical exam and when asked her why this it’s such big deal, if not this semester may be next instead of giving up right away and giving up on precious life than the girl explained the situation that her parents want her to be in medical field since she was in 8th grade, so the question is still same why don’t parents ask kids that what they want and guide them accordingly.