3 Idiots

2009
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2h 50min

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Sharman Joshi, Aamir Khan, and Madhavan in 3 Idiots (2009)

3 Idiots is a movie starring Aamir Khan, Madhavan, and Mona Singh. Two friends are searching for their long lost companion. They revisit their college days and recall the memories of their friend who inspired them to think differently, even as the rest of the world called them "idiots".

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Coming-of-Age Comedy Drama

Dos amigos buscan a su compañero perdido. Recuerdan sus días de universidad y como su amigo les inspiró a pensar de forma diferente, incluso cuando el resto del mundo los llamó "idiotas".Dos amigos buscan a su compañero perdido. Recuerdan sus días de universidad y como su amigo les inspiró a pensar de forma diferente, incluso cuando el resto del mundo los llamó "idiotas".Dos amigos buscan a su compañero perdido. Recuerdan sus días de universidad y como su amigo les inspiró a pensar de forma diferente, incluso cuando el resto del mundo los llamó "idiotas".

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870

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Premios
- 64 premios ganados y 30 nominaciones en total

Farhan
(as R. Madhavan)

Mona Singh

Mona

Sharman Joshi

Raju

Kareena Kapoor

Boman Irani

Viru Sahastrabudhhe

Omi Vaidya

Chatur

Jaaved Jaaferi

Ranchoddas Chanchad
(as Javed Jaffrey)

Parikshit Sahni

Farhan's Father
(as Pareekshit Sahani)

Olivier Lafont

Suhas
(as Sanjay Lafont)

Rahul Kumar

Millimeter

Amardeep Jha

Raju's Mother

Farida Dadi

Farhan's Mother

Mukund Bhatt

Raju's Father

Chaitali Bose

Raju's Sister

Jayant Kripalani

Campus Interview Panel Head
(as Jayant Kriplani)

Arun Bali

Shamaldas Chanchad
(as Aron Baali)

Shoaib Ahmed

Chhote

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Trivia
Shah Rukh Khan who declined this film to work on "My Name Is Khan" (2010) referred himself as the 4th idiot, who declined to work in such a great movie.

Errores
During the baby delivery scenes, supposedly taking place around 2003, both parties engaged in the video chat use Google Chrome web browser which was not released until 2008.

Citas
Machine Class Professor: Why are you back?
Rancho: Sir, I forgot to take something...
Machine Class Professor: What?
Rancho: Instruments that record, analyse, summarise, organise, debate and explain information; that are illustrated, non-illustrated, hardbound, paperback, jacketed, non-jacketed; with foreword, introduction, table of contents, index; that are indented for the enlightenment, understanding, enrichment, enhancement and education of the human brain through sensory route of vision - sometimes touch.
Machine Class Professor: [confused] What are you trying to say?
Rancho: Books sir! I forgot to take my books.

Conexiones
Featured in 55th Idea Filmfare Awards (2010)

Bandas sonoras
Aal Izz Well
Music by Shantanu Moitra
Lyrics by Swanand Kirkire
Performed by Sonu Nigam, Swanand Kirkire, Shaan

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8/10

more than just a laugh...taught me great life lessons as well

I'm from the Philippines. For years, I have always been curious about Indian cinema. I've seen clips of Indian films on cable TV and to be honest...I just don't get it. I don't get all the silly dancing and singing in almost all movies. I find it so corny and irrelevant to the story. But don't get me wrong, Philippine movies back in the 80's were also filled with corny singing and dancing. But we have gone past those and transitioned into movie-making based on good scripts...rather than cheesy story lines.

When a friend of mine recommended this movie, I haven't really heard of it. I thought it was a Hollywood release but it wasn't. It was a Bollywood movie. He said it was really funny, so out of curiosity, I got hold of a copy.

My first thought was that it was nothing but a silly story of 3 guys doing slapstick comedy that I have all seen before. When they started singing "All iz well.." I told myself... I knew it! Just what I thought.

But as the movie progressed...I was amazed at the intelligence embedded in this movie. I was so impressed with the smart dialogues delivered by Amir Khan. It was so mature and thought-provoking. The life crisis all of them were in... the pressures at school..the pressures from society and the pressures from family as well... they rang so true. I was even at one time crying my heart out. I can't believe it! All the preconceived notions about a Bollywood movie were obliterated. I was so moved by this picture and I have no regrets seeing it.