Ghajini

Eight. Was anxious to watch the long anticipated movie - Ghajini. Was expecting some kind of a lesson / motivating factor, as is usually expected from Aamir Khan's movie. Also, the story has a protoganist, who has got short-term memory loss, which is somehow related to my own memory problems (I tend to forgot what people told me to do and I also forget the lessons that life teaches me). The protoganist writes / notes the events / details of his life which is similar to journalling. (I have a strong craving for journalling since I believe it will help me improve my life, but somehow do not get the motivation to do it). Finally, I was expecting to get inspired from Aamir Khan's dedication towards body-building even at this age.

 

So, in all I was expecting four things out of it.
1) Aamir's Lesson.
2) Relate amnesia to myself.
3) Journalling / Personal Diary.
4) Body-building.

 

I saw the movie at Cinemax with Pravin at 10:00. The film ended at 13:12. OK.....the movie was good, but not that good so that it leaves a impact on my mind. It was fun & enjoyable experience. We were admiring the role of Kalpana (played by Asin), the good-hearted chatterbox. But I strongly believe that maybe over time I will be able to get inspired from the movie, the dedication the protoganist had.

 

Right now I am in the mood to jot down each & every event of my life, so that I will be able to learn something from my life. But somehow I believe that focussing on only ONE 'issue' of my life, will I be able to oversome that 'issue'.

So.........I am planning to concentrate on my HEALTH only. Other things will come later. But somehow I am desperat to improve my 'graphical representation'
------atleast for my parents.