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Taare Zameen Par is a 2007 Indian drama film directed by Aamir Khan, written by Shagufta Rafique and produced by Ram Madhvani. The film is about an eight-year-old boy with dyslexia who dreams of becoming the world's best pilot. It tells the story of his difficult struggle to meet his father's expectations after he excels in school. Taare Zameen Par movie in telugu download, has been made into one of the most iconic movies for all ages. The movie revolves around an eight-year-old child with dyslexis named Saroo, who wanders across town and ends up on a train that parts company without him upon entering India. The child is left stranded in an unknown land, where he is abused by a man who takes him in. He eventually makes friends with some children who call him Yudhishthir after the character from the epic Mahabharata. Will he ever be able to find his own identity? The most iconic scene in this movie is when young Saroo asks his teacher why she is always angry. But look at this movie with your heart and you will see most of us can relate to it in many ways. It's about a child who suffers from Dyslexia and how teachers should be sensitive. In this movie, Eight-year-old Saroo Sharma is sent to boarding school by his father, a successful businessman. An intelligent boy, Saroo has been struggling to cope with his dyslexia in school. He is bullied by the other students because of his speech impairment and comes home in tears every day. After questioning why he is always unhappy, Saroo's father sends him to a boarding school that specifically caters to children with learning disabilities. As the boy slowly begins making progress at the new school, it becomes apparent that he may be an extremely brilliant child who is simply unable to read or write due to his condition. He discovers that his living conditions at the school are better than what he was used to at home and he is able to make friends with his classmates. During a talent show, Saroo performs a Bollywood dance and wins the first prize, which makes him even more popular. He begins taking pride in his academic achievements and feels like a celebrity at school. The headmaster learns of the boy's past and asks him if he would like to reunite with his parents. When Saroo shares this decision with his father, he is sent back to boarding school because he believes that education is more important than family. Saroo is heartbroken at the news and feels that his father has abandoned him. He starts having nightmares about returning to the slums he had lived in prior to attending the boarding school. The headmaster later informs Saroo that his father was very happy when he heard about his son's decision to return to the boarding school. When Saroo asks why, the headmaster explains that his father was so busy moving up in society that he did not have time for a personal life, which left him feeling lonely and sad. She further tells him about how important a bond with his family is and how it should never be broken. cfa1e77820
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