I haven't seen such a touching film in a long time.
For some unknown reason, I have always had no fondness for Bollywood movies, thinking that Indian movies are nothing more than singing and dancing musicals, but this film has changed my prejudice against Indian movies.
There are so many scenes in this film that make me sigh. . . . . .
A scene at the beginning of the film is a scene where the protagonist of the story, Ishan, is concentrating on catching fish by the pond. It can be seen that his love for flowers, plants, trees and animals in nature, his innate sensitivity to color and his unrestrained imagination, all endow him with an 8-year-old child's unique innocence and intelligence.
However, unlike other children of the same age, suffering from dyslexia syndrome, he was not only ridiculed by his school teachers for misreading and ridiculed by his classmates, but also could not be understood by his parents at home. Alone and helpless, he could only endure all kinds of difficulties in silence. With ridicule and ridicule, even at home, they could not get the understanding of their relatives. Since then, they have fallen into a desperate situation where they want to cry without tears. Just like the "trees" on Solomon Island mentioned in the film, there is no need for the islanders to cut them down. It will slowly wither and wither in the sound of their curses - but our Ishan unfortunately became this lonely and helpless little tree, and it was about to wither in despair. At this time, a "sunshine" fell from the sky, Mr. NICK Dressed as a clown and singing and dancing, he was born, encouraging the students to create and draw as much as they can, and amaze all the children present, but only did not shake our "little tree" Ishan, "Dive into the night with the wind, moisten things finely. "Silent", when teacher NICK did everything possible to investigate and understand the reasons for ISHAN's indifference and alienation, and knowing that ISHAN could not read, he used great and silent love to teach ISHAN how to use his great and silent love, which is different from traditional teaching methods. To recognize reading, use the power of reading to perceive the difference in this world. There is no doubt that Mr. NICK is a role model for all teachers, a true gardener who carefully cultivates and cares for all his lovely little saplings.
At the end of the film, especially in the painting competition, when ISHAN looked at the paintings created by Mr. NICK with doubts, the paintings that vividly showed ISHAN's bright smile made me burst into tears again. What is the force that inspired me? This young teacher dedicates his time and energy unreservedly to those children?
——It is the power of "love"!
Because of love, he saw thousands of tiny "stars" that sparkled. He said: Every child is unique and has its own shining side.
LET THESE LITTLE STARS SHINE......
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