how does the movie "three idiots" show cultural appreciation? I'll mark as the brainliest if someone is so kind to answer this question​

While on enhanced community quarantine (ECQ), my sister and I were wondering what is a good piece to watch. Wherein, it is not just entertaining but it can also teach us a lot about life. Suddenly, I thought of an Indian movie titled 3 Idiots. Many people around are recommending it because they say that it is really a good catch that one should not miss out on.

It is a 2019 Indian Hindi-language film starring Aamir Khan, R. Madhavan, Sharman Joshi, and Kareena Kapoor Khan. They won a lot of awards after it was released in December 2009.

3 Idiots tells the story of three Engineering college friends who have their fair share of struggles in life. Two of them got the chance to look for their missing friend, Rancho, because of a promise kept by one of their classmates back in tertiary.

explanation

1. All is well

The characters in this movie taught us well that encouraging ourselves amidst being in fear is a good choice. However, it does not mean that everything will be fine as soon as possible. Rancho called it “a trick to a mind.”

He said, “Humans tend to get scared very easily. You need to trick your mind. No matter what the problem, always tell yourself that all is well.” As he stated that through it, we get the courage to face the problem.

“All is well” really made us smile and we hope to use it as motivation in life. It might be only written in three words but the inspiration it holds is great.

2. Real meaning of education

Throughout the movie, Rancho taught us that education is not supposed to create machines who memorize lessons without understanding it. He said, “It is important that one must understand the meaning as well. What is the point of blindly cramming a bookish definition?”

georgians assisted in financing united states war effort during world war i through both of the following options:

they bought war bonds from the government.

and

they gave food through the creation of victory/liberty gardens.

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