Taare Zameen Par, also known as Like Stars on Earth in English, is a 2007 Indian Hindi-language psychological drama film produced and directed by Aamir Khan. It stars Khan, with Darsheel Safary, Tanay Chheda, Vipin Sharma and Tisca Chopra. It explores the life and imagination of Ishaan (Safary), an artistically gifted 8-year-old boy whose poor academic performance leads his parents to send him to a boarding school,…
This was the first movie which give me knowledge about Dyslexia and it changed my point of view about other kids. We should never judge because we never know what kind of problem they are facing. It was a great movie and a portrayed a great lesson for the parents.
Taare Zameen Par is an Indian drama and educational film released in 2007. It was directed by Aamir Khan and written by Amole Gupte. The film stars Darsheel Safary as Ishaan Awasthi,Aamir Khan as Ram Shankar Nikumbh, and Tisca Chopra as Maya Awasthi. The film tells the story of a young boy who struggles in school, while those around him initially think he’s just lazy.
At first, I’m introduced to Ishaan, a very creative boy who nevertheless faces enormous difficulties in school. Reading, writing, and exams are particularly hard for him, leading his teachers and parents to believe he isn’t trying hard enough. Personally, this part made me realize that a child’s struggles don’t always stem from laziness or a lack of willpower; sometimes, there’s something going on inside them that others don’t understand.
Ishaan has his own world, filled with drawings, colors, and imagination. He is particularly gifted in art, but the adults focus mainly on his grades and academic performance. This is one of the aspects of the film that moved me the most, because I saw a child with great talent who hadn’t yet found anyone capable of truly understanding him.
As his situation becomes increasingly difficult, Ishaan is sent to a boarding school to improve his academic performance. But instead of seeing his problems disappear, he becomes even more withdrawn and gradually drifts away from the things he used to love, especially drawing. This part made me realize just how much a child’s environment and the way they’re treated can influence their self-confidence.
Everything begins to change when Ram Shankar Nikumbh, an art teacher, arrives at the school. His teaching style is very different from that of previous teachers. He doesn’t just look at Ishaan’s grades; he tries to understand why Ishaan is struggling so much. By observing his work and his drawings, he realizes that Ishaan has dyslexia, which affects his ability to read and understand texts.
What I particularly appreciated about Nikumbh is that he doesn’t judge Ishaan solely on what he can’t do. He also sees what Ishaan excels at. He explains to Ishaan’s parents that Ishaan is a smart boy who understands things differently from other children. Watching this part, I felt that the movie conveys a beautiful message: every child has a talent of their own, and it’s important to understand that before judging them.
Nikumbh also begins to help Ishaan personally. With patience, he gradually teaches him to read and write, while trying to restore his confidence and rekindle his love for learning and art. Ishaan then begins to understand that his difficulties don’t mean he’s incapable of succeeding. This is a part I particularly enjoyed, because his transformation comes from patience and understanding, not just pressure.
As the story draws to a close, Nikumbh organizes an art contest at the school. Ishaan finally has the opportunity to showcase his true talent and ends up being recognized as the contest winner. Nikumbh takes second place, and it is ultimately decided that he will remain the school’s art teacher.
When Ishaan’s parents especially his father—see the change in their son, we realize that they are finally beginning to understand what the child has been through. At the end, Ishaan runs joyfully toward Nikumbh, which, for me, is one of the most beautiful scenes in the film. Personally, this ending filled me with a mix of joy and emotion, because I saw a child who had been misunderstood at first and who had finally found someone who believed in him.
After finishing Taare Zameen Par, what stayed with me wasn’t just Ishaan’s story, but above all the message conveyed by the film. It reminded me that we shouldn’t judge children solely by their academic performance, because everyone has their own abilities and their own way of learning. Nikumbh and Ishaan are truly at the heart of the film, and their relationship lends it a particularly beautiful emotional depth.
For me, Taare Zameen Par is a deeply moving film that perfectly blends drama, education, family, and a human message. What struck me the most was Ishaan’s journey and the way Nikumbh was able to see the hidden talent within him. The film beautifully shows that sometimes what a child needs isn’t more pressure, but rather understanding, patience, affection, and someone who believes in their abilities.
Taare Zameen Par es una película india dramática y educativa estrenada en 2007. Está dirigida por Aamir Khan y escrita por Amole Gupte. La película está protagonizada por Darsheel Safary en el papel de Ishaan Awasthi,Aamir Khan en el de Ram Shankar Nikumbh y Tisca Chopra en el de Maya Awasthi. La película cuenta la historia de un niño que tiene dificultades en el colegio, mientras que las personas de su entorno piensan al principio que simplemente es un vago.
Al principio, conozco a Ishaan, un niño muy creativo que, sin embargo, tiene enormes dificultades en el colegio. Leer, escribir y hacer exámenes le resultan especialmente difíciles, lo que lleva a sus profesores y a sus padres a pensar que no se esfuerza lo suficiente. Personalmente, esta parte me hizo comprender que las dificultades de un niño no siempre se deben a la pereza o a la falta de voluntad; a veces, hay algo que está viviendo en su interior y que los demás no comprenden.
Ishaan tiene su propio mundo, lleno de dibujos, colores e imaginación. Tiene un talento especial para el arte, pero los adultos se centran sobre todo en sus notas y en sus resultados académicos. Este es uno de los aspectos de la película que más me conmovió, porque veía a un niño con un gran talento, pero que aún no había encontrado a nadie capaz de comprenderlo de verdad.
Cuando su situación se vuelve cada vez más difícil, envían a Ishaan a un internado para que mejore sus resultados académicos. Pero, en lugar de que sus problemas desaparezcan, se vuelve aún más callado y se va alejando poco a poco de las cosas que antes le gustaban, sobre todo del dibujo. Esta parte me hizo darme cuenta de hasta qué punto el entorno y la forma en que se trata a un niño pueden influir enormemente en su autoestima.
Todo empieza a cambiar cuando Ram Shankar Nikumbh, un profesor de arte, llega al colegio. Su forma de enseñar es muy diferente a la de los profesores anteriores. No se fija solo en las notas de Ishaan; intenta comprender por qué este tiene tantas dificultades. Al observar su trabajo y sus dibujos, se da cuenta de que Ishaan padece dislexia, lo que afecta a su forma de leer y comprender los textos.
Lo que más me ha gustado de Nikumbh es que no juzga a Ishaan únicamente por lo que no es capaz de hacer. También ve aquello en lo que destaca. Les explica a sus padres que Ishaan es un niño inteligente que entiende las cosas de una manera diferente a la de los demás niños. Al ver esta parte, sentí que la película transmite un mensaje maravilloso: cada niño tiene un talento propio, y es importante comprenderlo antes de juzgarlo.
Nikumbh también empieza a ayudar a Ishaan personalmente. Con paciencia, le enseña poco a poco a leer y a escribir, al tiempo que intenta devolverle la confianza y reavivar su amor por el aprendizaje y el arte. Ishaan empieza entonces a comprender que sus dificultades no significan que sea incapaz de tener éxito. Es una parte que me ha gustado especialmente, ya que su cambio se debe a la paciencia y la comprensión, y no solo a la presión.
Cuando la historia llega a su fin, Nikumbh organiza un concurso de arte en el colegio. Ishaan tiene por fin la oportunidad de demostrar su verdadero talento y acaba siendo reconocido como el ganador del concurso. Nikumbh queda en segundo lugar y, finalmente, se decide que seguirá siendo profesor de arte en el colegio.
Cuando los padres de Ishaan ven el cambio en su hijo, sobre todo su padre, nos damos cuenta de que por fin empiezan a comprender lo que ha tenido que pasar el niño. Al final, Ishaan corre alegremente hacia Nikumbh, lo que para mí es una de las escenas más bonitas de la película. Personalmente, este final me provocó una mezcla de alegría y emoción, porque veía a un niño que al principio había sido incomprendido y que, al final, había encontrado a alguien que creía en él.
Tras terminar de ver Taare Zameen Par, lo que se me quedó grabado no fue solo la historia de Ishaan, sino sobre todo el mensaje que transmite la película. Me recordó que no hay que juzgar a los niños únicamente por sus resultados académicos, ya que cada uno tiene sus propias capacidades y su propia forma de aprender. Nikumbh e Ishaan son, sin duda, el corazón de la película, y su relación le aporta una emotividad especialmente hermosa.
Para mí, Taare Zameen Par es una película profundamente conmovedora que combina a la perfección el drama, la educación, la familia y un mensaje humano. Lo que más me ha marcado es la trayectoria de Ishaan y la forma en que Nikumbh supo ver el talento oculto que había en él. La película muestra con gran belleza que, a veces, lo que un niño necesita no es más presión, sino más bien comprensión, paciencia, cariño y alguien que crea en sus capacidades.
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This movie is one of my childhood favorites, and it’s so popular and good that even its official English dub is available under the title Like Stars on Earth.
The movie is about a child with dyslexia. You know how it goes in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and across this region? A child with learning difficulties is often considered "mad," a slow learner, or just dumb. I really want to applaud the directors for tackling mental health awareness in a region where the same old romantic scripts with lazy writing usually outperform serious topics.
The part I want to highlight the most is how the parents compare their children. Imagine comparing your bright older son with your younger son who has dyslexia, especially when that older brother excels at everything.
If that wasn't enough, the parents think their dyslexic child is just lazy and send him off to a very strict boarding school. (Parents, don't complain when that same son grows up and sends you to an old age home because you're lazy in your 60s+... OUCH!)
At the school, he gets introduced to an art teacher who actually understands dyslexia, educates his parents about it, and teaches him using creative methods. It turns out the boy is sharp, but he just needed special attention and different teaching approaches.
I don't have a single complaint about this movie. The story writing, choreography, pacing, music, background score, and character growth all felt spot-on. Plus, I really like Aamir Khan as an actor. Whether you're a Bollywood fan or not, the dubbing makes it easy to enjoy, and if you take my advice, you should definitely give it a try.
One last thing: I wouldn't recommend watching it with your kids, lol!
Rating: 100/100
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