Zindagi begins with you and ends with you. It's your Zindagi, your fight, you are the master, and you need to mentally channelize yourself. Dear Zindagi signifies that they too shall leave. Some people become our habit, some people become our mentor, but they also don't stay for long. May be some people are worth a cameo in our lives and that's it. We don't give them enough space and sometimes we give them too much importance. At some point of time there's a sequence in the film which signifies that we try too hard to fit everyone in our life. The entire movie is a beautiful compilation of the phases of every struggling youngster whose struggle seems bigger than anyone else. Dear Zindagi is not a common man's cup of tea. It is centered around a youthful urban girl so that restricts the target audience to only migrants who move out of small towns to find their dreams and make a fortune.
The screenplay, music, moments, impeccable dialogues and splendid ensemble cast do justice to Gauri Shinde's vision, but, this film is not for the masses. How young talent and emotions have been suffocated by our traditional society, how commitment phobic we've become and how easy it to move on after a break up is. You'll relate to it if no one fits in your life.ĭear Zindagi is everything that an urbane woman or man would go through. You'll relate to it if you keep feeling guilty of being in many relationships. You'll relate to it if that much jinxed Goa trip isn't happening at all. You'll relate to it if you're tired of fighting with yourself. You'll relate to it if you've seen your dream shattering. You'll relate to it if you've lived away from your parents. You'll relate to it if an aunt or uncle brings a rishta for you at family gatherings. You'll relate to it if you have nagging relatives who only want you to get married, and they've started doubting your sexuality, ofcourse they aren't comfortable with the idea of you being gay or lesbian when they pronounce it Lebanese. You'll relate to it if you terribly miss someone who doesn't even care if you exist. You'll relate to it if you're fighting with yourself. You'll relate to it if you've been fiercely independent and matured at a very young age. You'll relate to it if you've got a guardian angel or a mentor who's made you what you are. You'll relate to it if you have one go to person who patiently listens to every single word you speak. You'll relate to it if you've embedded something deep inside you and have not even told your best friend. You'll relate to it if you've had a troubled childhood.
You'll relate to it if you think your life is full of shit and all the wrong happens only to you. You'll relate to it if your parents don't understand you. You'll relate to it if you've experienced sibling rivalry. You'll relate to it if you're struggling with your sexuality. You'll relate to it if you've fought with everyone at home to do something unconventional. You will relate to it if you've had a break up.
The credit goes to the stellar cast, but Dear Zindagi belongs and very deservingly belongs to writer, director Gauri Shinde. Review Dear Zindagi & earn 20 DM Points.* Review Submitĭear Zindagi is nothing but a compilation of Life Lessons.
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