Try to apreciate AAMIR for working on the movie like that…. Even though he has so much stardum still he is doing some movies which are needed in INDIAN Movies, to comeout of the loop,which we are in now.

I’m not saying your comments are wrong, but your post is showing your anti-feelings against AAMEER,which is not good.

As of today, I have a strong feeling that this is the one and only website,which talks about the truth of the movies and otherthings.

Anyway if my post hurts any one’s feelings…I’m really sorry.

Thanks for reading my post(feelings)

Urs
-Babu

తారే జమీన్ పర్ మీరన్నట్టుగా టాప్ 5 చేరక పోవచ్చు కానీ అది ఒక మంచి సిన్మా. ఆమిర్ తన టెక్నిక్ లని ఉపయోగిస్తే తప్పేముంది. అర్హత లేకుంటే అక్కడిదాకా వెళ్ళాడు కదా.

మరో చిన్న యాక్టర్ ఎవరన్నా చేస్తే…. అన్నా ప్రశ్నే అనవసరంఎందుకంటే ఎవరూ ఆ సినిమాని తీయలేదు కదా.

Kindergarten-Grade 4AOnce more Polacco shares a personal story with engaging results. This moving saga of her struggle with a learning disability makes an inspiring picture book. Young Tricia wants desperately to read but when she starts school she finds that the words “wiggle” on the page. Teased by her classmates, she retreats into dreams and drawings. It’s not until the family moves to California and Tricia has managed to reach the fifth grade that a new teacher finally recognizes her pain and distress. What’s more, he does something about it. Without belaboring the point, the author clearly shows the ways that children internalize critical comments made by others and suffer for their differences. This touching story is accompanied by illustrations in Polacco’s signature style. Youngsters, as well as adults, may find themselves choked up at the emotions so eloquently described in words and pictures. Yet, like the tears young Tricia cries at the end of the book, these are ultimately tears of joy. Thank you, indeed, Mr. Felker (the real name of the teacher involved) for making it all possible.