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Movie / Film Review :- 12th Fail

Film Title : 12th Fail

Written and Directed by : Vidhu Vinod Chopra

Producer : Chopra's Films

Star Cast : Vikrant Massey, Medha Shankar, Priyanshu Chatterjee

About Film :
12th Fail is based on the true story of Manoj Kumar Sharma, a young man who failed his 12th grade exams but went on to become an IPS officer despite societal pressures and limitations.

Film Plot :
After multiple failures, Manoj faces ridicule and hardship. He finds support in his family and a chance encounter with a teacher. He overcomes internal doubt and external resistance to crack the prestigious UPSC exam.

Favourite Scenes :
I liked the scene when Vikas sir says words to remember, “After you become an IAS, IPS you really need to work for our country, our people. Help the nation with your work.”

I like the montage of Manoj studying day and night interspersed with flashbacks of his failures and struggles.

My Opinion / Recommendation :
I really liked the movie. This movie gives me strength to study hard and focus on my goals. The story is heartwarming and uplifting reminding viewers of the power of perseverance and second chance. I will highly recommend this movie to others.

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