Usually a dreaded professor, referred to by his initials or acronym, walks around to dry you out of any interest in learning. The campus here could be any Indian college. But little has changed elsewhere, as in this film. These may be less now the concern of metropolitan youth. Engineering and medicine have been, for years, potential suicide notes for those growing up in this country. He must endure unhappiness for the sake of both.Īs Rancho suggests, he’ll have to spend an entire life somehow liking what he does, over doing what he likes. An admission into Imperial College of Engineering, or IIT, to be more precise, is for him, like countless others in this country, a ticket to neighbour’s envy, and parent’s pride. The other, Farhan (Madhavan), could’ve been a wildlife photographer. One of them, Rannchhod Chachar, or Rancho (Aamir Khan, 44 plays 22, but all’s well), is a natural tech-whiz, and a guiding light of sorts - not just for his friends, but also for the film itself. He has but two friends in his engineering school for a support system. Young Raju may be overburdened by his family’s expectations. I won’t give out the jokes you’d rather watch them on screen first. Even if it means digging into Internet or memory, a joke, that cheers up the purpose better. Yet, they retain the lightness of being another ‘Munnabhai’ film throughout. They make significant points through the picture. Hirani and his co-writer Abhijat Joshi realise this. Self-seriousness in the times of Rakhee Sawant won’t fetch you even an art-house seat. This makes connection with an audience easy. What Hirani also has is a peculiar sense of humour. The comedy around this grimness is complete. The family’s state is neatly ascribed to ’50s realist, darker cinema.
A melancholic tune on the shehnai plays in the background. While portraying this in the film, however, the filmmakers turn the screen into black and white. On his young shoulders rest his family’s dreams.
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A professional degree, preferably engineering, is the only route for Raju to rise above this. The father is old and ill sister unmarried mother in poor shape. His family can barely meet three meals a day. Sharman Joshi’s character Raju represents the lonely hope for lower income group India. Actors: Aamir Khan, Sharman Joshi, Madhavan
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