The “3 Idiots” was a movie about the reality of the current education systems, especially in the Asian countries that were filmed on a different note. Unlike how most Asian cultures perceives good, successful students to be like Chatur ‘Silencer’ Ramalingam- the goody two shoes, who always listens, pays attention and memorizes the textbook by the heart. However, in the movie “3 Idiots”, it is depicted that the perfect student model turns out to be a comical satire. They present the perfect student model, grow into a man who is self-absorbed and rather pompous. This iconic movie gives moral lesson of various shapes and sizes but, the main lessons that impacted on a personal level would be one, in attempts to achieve mirage of perfection one
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Viru, also known as the Virus. He is a perfectionist, who relentlessly shuts down students who does not perform. On one particular scene, he gives the freshmen a motivational speech which basically summarizes into that being number one matters the most as nobody remember the rest that follows by. We could see his chase for perfection not only through the previous example but through his interaction with Joy Lobo. When Joy Lobo has presented Mr. Viru with a high potential device, Mr. Viru shuts it down completely without looking at the possibility of what this device could bring. Although Joy Lobo has given a valid reason behind his late progress, Mr. Viru is uninterested. Mr.Viru, was proven wrong by Ranchod as the device did work and it could potentially bring so many advantages to the world, however the death of Joy Lobo masks this realization for Mr. Viru. During the rising action of the movie, it has been revealed that the son of Mr. Viru has committed suicide instead of a train accident as what has been previously told. Mr. Viru finds out that he lost his son, because of his obsession towards his son becoming an engineer, the perfect job for a boy in the community. It is often easier to dream and chase for the perfection, but, when one get too invested upon it they will miss the other greatness in their life. This is the moral lesson derived through Mr. Viru’s
Viru, also known as the Virus. He is a perfectionist, who relentlessly shuts down students who does not perform. On one particular scene, he gives the freshmen a motivational speech which basically summarizes into that being number one matters the most as nobody remember the rest that follows by. We could see his chase for perfection not only through the previous example but through his interaction with Joy Lobo. When Joy Lobo has presented Mr. Viru with a high potential device, Mr. Viru shuts it down completely without looking at the possibility of what this device could bring. Although Joy Lobo has given a valid reason behind his late progress, Mr. Viru is uninterested. Mr.Viru, was proven wrong by Ranchod as the device did work and it could potentially bring so many advantages to the world, however the death of Joy Lobo masks this realization for Mr. Viru. During the rising action of the movie, it has been revealed that the son of Mr. Viru has committed suicide instead of a train accident as what has been previously told. Mr. Viru finds out that he lost his son, because of his obsession towards his son becoming an engineer, the perfect job for a boy in the community. It is often easier to dream and chase for the perfection, but, when one get too invested upon it they will miss the other greatness in their life. This is the moral lesson derived through Mr. Viru’s