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Once X asked Y, “What is the secret behind your happy married life?”
Y said, “You should share responsibilities with due love and respect o each other. Then absolutely there will be no problems.”
X asked, “Can you explain?”
Y said, “In my house, I take decisions on bigger issues where as my life decides on smaller issues. We do not interfere in each other’s decisions.”
Still not convinced, X asked Y “Give me some examples”
Y said,” Smaller issues like which car we should buy, how much amount o save, when to visit home town, which Sofa, air conditioner, refrigerator to buy, monthly expenses, whether to keep a maid or not etc are decided by my wife. I just agree to it”
X asked, “Then what is your role?”
Y said,” My decisions are only for very big issues. Like whether America should attack Iran, whether Britain should lift sanction over Zimbabwe, whether to widen African economy, whether Sachin Tendulkar should retire etc etc. Do you know one thing, my wife NEVER objects to any of these!!!
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It was forwarded to me by a friend. So, I have no idea about the original source of the mail.
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If entertainment is the only criteria for judging movies, then this one would score 9/10. It is truly entertaining in the first half and for most of the second half. If we have to take a critic’s view then I would give it something like 5/10 as lot of things that happen in this movie, only happens in movies.
The movie belongs to the 16 girls from different parts of India from this point onwards. How Kabir Khan gets the girls who are from diverse backgrounds and places to play as a team constitutes the remaining 2 hours of the movie. The 16 girls who join the camp show the typical characteristics which you will see of any female from those places in Bollywood movies. The story evolves from the introduction of the girls to looking at how they defy certain cultural traits and some traditional practices to pursue their dream of playing hockey. It also shows how some of them have to go against the norm of their families to pursue their passion of wearing the Indian jersey. A couple of interesting pieces involve the introduction of Komal Chautala (Chitrashi Rawat) and Balbir Kaur (Tanya Abrol). Everyone seems to have done justice to their roles and I wonder whether they are actually hockey players or whether they underwent training before shooting for the movie. All the actors seem to be handpicked for their roles.
