Your right vs My Right

Today, I got into a interesting conversation with my friend. It started with a common question about ‘Job satisfaction’ and what it is supposed to be and what I used to think about it.

You see the word ‘satisfaction’ itself varies from person to person and there can never be an objective declaration on what should be considered as satisfactory. The debate ended with my friend declaring me that you are wrong if you think you are satisfied as that would mean you are not looking to grow yourself, explore new opportunities and has become static. So, that would mean that no one among us is satisfied with what they do and we should never consider it be the case.

The concept has become common among my peer group, young individuals embarking for a corporate journey (which also explains y government employees are considered satisfied). Of-course, we miss the simple point of satisfaction- which is being happy and content in one’s present state of mind. How can we ? That’s so idealistic, we can never achieve that. This is where we are wrong. The satisfaction is an ever changing flow, some days you are happy with your work, some day’s you’re not but waking up every single day for something and not being satisfied by it is pretty miserable , right !

Every one of us can be satisfied no matter where we are, at what level we are, the question is a general statement to a sinusoidal wave set emotional nature of our life and at a point it could be good or bad, but is it worth your time & effort you put in ? If yes, then you are satisfied, if not you are at the wrong place. It doesn’t matter what’s right as per the common trend, rather is it right for you.

Secret Of LIFE by walter mitty !!

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Ben Stiller, 48 has made a brilliant piece of work.The canvas, the freshness of scenes, realistic, creative,unusually funny at times,and most importantly reflects the situation of a 21st century working class people.It clearly reminded me of “Into the wild” (which I loved it )but this one takes you to think about yourself.
Walter mitty works in a magazine who daydreams about living in a fantasy world where he is brave, romantic, heroic and basically everything a common man achieves to be.He loves a girl but couldn’t do anything because his life is so blank of thrust of adventure and adrenaline to ask him out.

Suddenly his life turns upside down and he is looking for someone Sean Penn, 53( least role in this film). It makes him go to places which he dreams of doing but never did.The scenes from Iceland and Himalayas were beautiful and breathtaking.
It isn’t perfect, maybe sloppy at times but intention is clear and message is sent for those who are looking for a purpose in life.To the right person this movie is Inspirational, life-changing and may give you a reason in life, I found one maybe you will too..!!!

Highly recommended-
8/10

#Seek the truth Yourself

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Finally got to watch “The fifth estate” starring Benedict Cumberbatch, 37  and Daniel Berg. Though I must say after the allegations made by Julius Assange about the facts that some of the scenes were untrue in the movie. All the hype, excitement, revolution , I was damn excited to watch this one but  have to say I’m not impressed by the story line and the film clearly lacked the connection with the audience, at times it seems as I was watching a fast paced documentary and every scene was too much edited. Bill Condon(Gods and Monsters, The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn)  clearly missed the idea of how to showcase Assange to the common people, for all they know he leaked some classified documents to public that made him a terrorist to US . I don’t think Daniel berg was the correct choice, he just tries to hard to get emotions flowing into him and the end result is ineffective.

Benedict is exciting, dynamic, egotist, storyteller and he clearly did his homework studying assange’s way of speaking and retrospecting words, he was wonderful to watch.It started slow paced but indulges as u go to the chase ,CIA and the diplomats, the major leaks of war in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, the indifference between daniel and Julius were perfectly impulsive and at times emotional. The film is long and depicts only some of the major leaks and at times feels like a lecture.

The fifth estate is not the best of the films I have seen so far  but it isn’t the worst of the iconic blunders.Some of the dialogues were truly memorable.
Give it a watch !!

Ratings:6.5/10

 

 

The Wolf is HOWLING

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Funny, ferocious, Energetic, drugs, Sex, fresh ,different, exotic—- A full package of excitement and all round comedy. Martin Scorsese is back after a long time and with his favorite Leonardo,39 and this time it’s howling and howling off the charts. Based on the real life story of Jordan Belfort who profited millions from penny stocks and pink sheets and made a fortune of it. Jordan is earning a million a day when his competitors were trying to keep themselves with the economy, his talents of sales and marketing the penny stocks to the Americans and gaining 50% as commission was maverick at that period.The story line is perfect with some whips from the real  story of Jordan but who cares it scores completely, now a motivational speaker Jordan was more than happy about the success of the film.

Di caprio plays Jordan with ease, a charming motivator and the owner of Stratton Oakmont. He is passionate about greed , being the richest of all and no one can stop him even the low minded Americans who he razzle-dazzle like a charlatan  aimed at biking clients.He trains his employees to be him and then comes the crazy part the drugs , cocaine  , crazy parties , prostitutes, no doubt he’s an addict, humanity, respect ,fuck them.He’s gonna make people make the money.
Margot Robbie is as bold as beautiful and show as little as possible of herself to keep the crowd moving.

Then comes the FBI and the accusations and ratting out his fellow members ,the best part they didn’t try to cut it , the drugs the police, bust, they got the audience engaged till the end. It’s a must watch film and believe me not for kids.

Ratings :8/10

Dexter is Justified

Well people, before giving my views on how Dexter season 8 should have ended I just had to make it to your most imaginative cruel mind that this is my first time writing a review so spare me any grammatical and language abuse.

 

I loved this psychological mix of a good serial killer trying to survive in a environment where for obvious reason taking the law in your own hands,doesn’t matter you kill a bad or a good guy won’t be the nicest way of celebrating your nigh.I felt after all these seasons of Dexter where he was portrait as a superhero, could survive through anything,I mean the man is not a Fucking legend.The creators has to end this show in a way that it wont hurt the sentiments of the viewers by killing him but they also couldn’t show him as inhuman because whatsoever he did,though he followed the code wasn’t accordingly moral,it was just a need of survival.

So what they do is show how devastated he was after realizing the fact that he was responsible for his death, he couldn’t live with himself, at that moment the dexter we saw was not the one we saw in the starting when he was trying to build a relation with Rita, which took him almost 2 seasons,but in the end Dexter has changed ,he had learned to grew himself real emotions,to feel things and the moment Debra died his soul energy, everything he cared for his mere existence was destroyed.He got no reason to live, so what does he do, well as the character has always been so fuzzy and surprising he drove her and himself into the storm and for a moment I was sure this is the end but he is done but than near the countryside we see a man lodging woods and guess what ,he fucking survived and well alive.For me that would be the most dramatic ending I ever saw on a tv show.
But for all I know Kill him or Don’t you cant make happy everyone, so you try to kill him first then make him alive again just to leave the viewers decide.

That was my side of story.

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