Today, I saw Tubelight movie starring Salman Khan. I had heard not so very good reviews of the film, but, I believe to judge a movie, book and person by watching, reading and understanding each one of them.
The movie's theme was based on the power of belief, just like the book "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne, at many points in the film, I felt like this is going to end, but, it didn't which is a good thing. 10 minutes before the film ended, I felt like it is going to end here and I started wondering if the director really showed us a sad ending, because you don't expect unhappy endings in bollywood movies.
They ended the movie on a good note and my mind wandered again, if really believing in something gets you to it.
Rhonda said you don't get what you want because there is doubt and fear in your heart which takes it away from you. But, then death crosses my mind, who wishes for it, yet it comes.
Also, when there was the sad part, I thought Kabir Khan wants to show us reality, that sometimes, you don't get all you want, sometimes things don't work according to you.
The fact that I liked the movie suggests that I still like happy endings. Secondly, I would still like to believe in this concept of belief, would like it to work for me.
If by any chance, Byrne, you read it, then do give the answer to my question. Also, if any of you have any views on the same issue, then do comment and don't worry about "What if other people read it?" because nobody reads this.
Walt Whitman once said "Do I contradict myself?
Very well then I contradict myself; I am large I contain multitudes.
I'd like to expand my thinking.
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