Bajrangi Bhaijaan: Lessons learnt from the film

Killing many hopes, ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ director Kabir Khan has made it clear that he is not planning any sequel of the film that went on to be the biggest blockbuster of the year 2015. Kabir said that he never makes sequels to his films, but if the script of a film really excites him, then never say never, as reported by PTI. Earlier, Salman Khan had rubbished the rumours of a Bajrangi Bhaijaan sequel saying that it is a one-off film and a sequel to this film is not possible, as Munni will have to come back for it. Well, who can disagree with the Khans!

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Hearing a lawsuit which alleged that the story of Salman Khan-starrer Bajrangi Bhaijaan was plagiarised, the Bombay High Court declined to give any interim relief by staying the film's world television premiere on October 10, reports PTI.
Justice Gautam Patel, however, directed that all the proceeds of the film should not be touched and kept aside during the pending of the notice of motion taken out in the suit. The notice of motion taken out by the plaintiff, Mahim Joshi, in the suit filed by him had urged the court to stay the television release of the film which has run housefull shows since its release on Eid this year.


Let's take a look at the lessons learnt from the film...

Salman Khan becomes Bajrangi Bhaijaan in real life

Salman Khan and Kabir Khan have come forward to help Geeta aka Guddy, who has been stranded in Pakistan for the last 15 years. Reports suggest that Salman has asked Kabir to look into the matter and see how they can help in finding Geeta. The Indian envoy in Pakistan met a hearing and speech-impaired Indian woman who has been stranded in the neighbouring country for the past 15 years. Leading Pakistani human rights activist Ansar Burney thanked Indian High Commissioner TCA Raghavan for the meeting. He tweeted, “Salman Khan offers to help Geeta. Asks director Kabir Khan to find out how he can help Geeta meet her family @SushmaSwaraj @MehrTarar.” [sic]

Burney also called up Salman Khan to help in locating the woman's parents in India and replicate his Bajrangi Bhaijaan role in real life. "We must not leave any stone unturned to make Geeta realise there are sympathisers in India too, who are making efforts to help her reach home," he was quoted. Director Kabir Khan, in an mail to Burney, said he would try to help in whatever way he can.

Read further to know some lessons that we learn from the Salman Khan-starrer film...

Love beyond territories: Love has no boundaries, and Bajrangi Bhaijaan is a right example to prove it. Salman Khan, who plays a devout Hanuman bhakt steals your heart with his efforts to help a speech-impaired girl (Harshaali) wandering alone, hungry and silent. The film illustrates that love has no caste, region or religion. It reminds us that humanity is the biggest religion. Salman’s character in the film makes an effort to help a six-year-old child go back to her motherland.

The true power of a common man: The film showcases the importance of 'aam janta'. It highlights how the situation can change in a country if the common man decides to bring a change. Bajrangi Bhaijaan compels audience to think about their nation and what is right for their country. It makes on feel like fighting for what is right. The biggest lesson it teaches every cinegoer is to understand the power of being common and together. The film shows how common people make a person cross boundaries and territories without any support from the government.

Power of digital media: Bajrangi Bhaijaan illustrates the importance of digital media. The power of digital media changes a man’s life in the film. It shows how a story, which may not lure big media firms, forced them to pay attention to the tale with a video that goes viral online. The impact of the social platform in the film forced many across the two countries to bring about a change.

Satyam Shivam Sundaram: In the film, Salman Khan is heard saying, “Hum Bajrangbali ke bhakt hain, mar jaayenge par jhoot nahi bolenge...” Crossing India-Pakistan border is not a cake walk for the citizens of both the countries. However, Salman was seen connecting the two countries on the basis of truth and honesty. The film has a strong message of sticking to truth irrespective of the situation. The child in the film was also taught to speak truth. Salman's character has impressed people with the way he speaks truth in most difficult of situations.

Unity in diversity: Bajrangi Bhaijaan has a powerful message for those who believe in the caste system. The film highlights the importance of unity which is the most important aspect in uniting two countries. Munni is shown as a Pakistani girl praying with Salman’s character in a temple. Salman character too is shown as a Hanuman bhakt who enters the mosque in search of Munni. As the film ends, the characters adapt to the characteristics of each other's religion and even greet in the same manner.

Silence is stronger than words: Bajrangi Bhaijaan has a strong message which is conveyed through silence. To understand emotions, words are not important. The little girl Harshaali, who plays Munni in the film, through her expressions proves that silence is stronger than words. The emotional connect between Salman and Harshaali’s characters sets an example for all. The ability to understand emotions with mere bonding and love has been tactfully depicted in the film.