A Lesson from '12th Fail': The Incredible Impact of the Power of Gratitude:

Have you ever watched a movie that touched your heart and made you feel deeply grateful for the people who supported you during the difficult times of your life? Yesterday I had the privilege of experiencing the conflict story of one such film "12th Fail" and it left an indelible mark on my heart. This cinematic gem narrates the life of a man named Manoj, who moves from a small town in Chambal to Mukherjee Nagar in Delhi and sets out on his path to become an IPS officer, an extraordinary achievement in our country.

Manoj's life is a rollercoaster of tireless dedication, struggle and ultimate success. Still, what really impressed me in the film were the unsung heroes of Manoj's life who always stood by Manoj's side, especially his friend Pandey. Pandey is a friend of Manoj, who has provided unwavering support in Manoj's life without any expectation in return.

We must always remember that we all have unsung heroes like Pandey in our lives, guardian angels who selflessly provide support, and their kindness and gratitude brighten our existence. Such heroes, we often ignore in the good times of life and it is a pity.

Have you ever remembered a guru who selflessly shared his knowledge with you, never asking for anything in return? These were the individuals who generously shared their resources with you, offered their support and guided you on your journey. One such guru of Manoj in this film is Gauri Bhaiya. I was so inspired by their act of pure kindness and gratitude. Therefore, we desperately need more Gauri brothers in this world.

The film "12th Fail" is not just the story of the struggle of one man "Manoj" but a revelation of his extraordinary journey from obscurity to greatness. We all are attracted to such journeys on the big screen. But what is our action? How many of us are willing to stand with someone from the beginning? Why are we often attracted to those who have already achieved success, and ignore those who truly need our support?

The film conveys a message that goes beyond mere inspiration; It emphasizes the profound power of gratitude. It compels us to recognize and uplift those who work tirelessly to achieve their dreams. If we have got success in our life, then we should take it forward and extend a helping hand to the people who are moving forward. We all can become anyone, Gauri Bhaiya or Pandey. It's not just about supporting those who have already won; It's about guiding those who are still trying.

Reminiscing about my travels in a bustling city like Mumbai, I remember the days when I had very few resources. I lacked financial resources, educational materials, and even the books I was eager to read. Buying an expensive book of my choice was a luxury. And, how I wished for friends like Gauri Bhaiya and Pandey in those days.

That's why this film had a simple but profound impact on me. Our life is full of surprises. Today we may yearn for luxury cars, expensive mobile phones, stylish clothes and a comfortable lifestyle. But imagine the immense joy of helping someone in their journey, even in a small amount. The happiness derived from that act of kindness can be greater than the happiness of owning the richest property.

Ultimately, it all depends on our perspective. Instead of just crafting an image on social media, let us aspire to help more people, without expecting anything in return. Let us try to be like Gauri Bhaiya and Pandey. When we lend our support to others, we create an impact that can uplift thousands of people, just like Manoj, and together, we can change the world.

So, after watching'12th Fail', I was reminded that true heroes often work quietly in the background, offering unconditional support without seeking recognition or rewards. Let us celebrate and support these unsung heroes, and let us aspire to be the light in someone else's life.