What an impressive movie: so many touching scenes and beautiful details. I usually don't look Bollywood-movies, but this one is going for the top!

The first hour is a real challenge, but don't let that stop you. My favorite part was the scene between father and teacher, about what "caring" really means.

This movie is so moving and thoughtful

By now, I know that most Bollywood-movies aren’t for me. This one is no different. It’s not the worst by a long shot, but there’s no point in it being over 2,5 hours. That’s just insane for something with this plot. It’s such a straightforward and unsurprising story, which is a shame, because the overall message is not bad at all. I know that the kid’s behavior isn’t his fault entirely, but I still found him super annoying. They took his issues a bit too far, I think. It’s not fun to watch some kid struggle with absolutely everything for almost two hours. By the halfway point I had seen enough of his brooding little face. The rest of the movie gets a bit better with some inspirational scenes and dialogue, but not even Khan’s solid performance could fix my initial irritation.

A film that brings together sadness, racism, discrimination, and deep emotion. The movie is called Taare Zameen Par. The story is about an eight-year-old boy who is known for being lazy and troublesome. Eventually, he is sent to a boarding school. As time passes, a new art teacher arrives and discovers that the boy has dyslexia — a learning difficulty that affects reading despite his normal intelligence