Aamir 3 Idiots -Golmuri3 idiots has been in the limelight for quite some time , starting with the great hype and publicity surrounding the movie. Within days of the release, the movie has created a box office history and is being rated as one of the top movies of the decade, collecting close to Rs 175 crore.

The movie is based on the theme of the famous book by Chetan Bhagat- Five Point Someone.

Chetan Bhagat claims that he has not been given due credit for the movie by mentioning his name at the end of the movie , thus making sure that a large percentage of the audience would surely miss seeing it.

Aamir spoke against Chetan stating that he believes that Chetan is trying to take the credit away from the people who have worked on the scripts. He believes that Abhijat, the film writer, who has worked on the script for the last three years  should be given credit for the movie.

Aamir states that Chetan Bhagat had once himself admitted that the film was very different from the book and that the success of the film has provoked Bhagat to try a stunt at gaining some publicity for himself.

Aamir also confessed that though Abhijat had taken the idea from Chetan’s book, Abhijat had in fact changed the script entirely.

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Amazingly crafted simple but very strong story by Aamir Khan… The movie is a rebuff on the whole Indian education system and the society which regards Doctors, Engineers, etc. as demigods and artists, poets’ profession as futile wastage of time. True, money is an important aspect no doubts but the former mentioned careers are not the only way to success and fame. Just because these are ‘safe careers’ who wants to venture on something new or take a risk of encouraging one’s child to become a painter? In the rat race for clinging on to anything which brings money, we have actually forgotten that to love the thing you do, you have to listen to your heart and not mind. This realization does come. Sometimes luckily sooner, sometimes unfortunately later.

The movie’s first part beautifully potrays » Read more: Movie Review – Taare Zameen Par