I nearly scored this one a 10 and love the film's messages about working to make the world a better place versus working to make one small part of the world a better place. This is a wonderful story, filled with some lovely acting, sweet writing and a lot of characters you can't help but like.
But this is very early in the film.there are still about 2 1/2 hours to go! So what's next? See the film. So, Mohan travels there and soon finds her. While she had lived in a nice nursing home, some time ago, she left and she now apparently resides in a small village in remote northern India.
His route turns out more complicated than he'd thought. Now he's decided to head back to find her and bring her back with him to live in the States. He keeps thinking about his nanny that helped raise him and how guilty he feels because he left her back in India long ago. But despite this, he's been plagued with dreams recently. His job is a very important one and he lives in a lovely apartment overlooking Washington, DC. Mohan (Shah Rukh Khan) is a very successful engineer working for NASA in the States. He can only watch his kids die of malnutrition. Mohan Bhargav: All I know is that a weaver who changed his occupation by becoming a farmer can't even feed his family or give his children even some basic education. Vishwa: Are you out of your mind! What are you saying? We all are finding fault with each other! But the true fact is that we're all to be blamed. In what way are we great then? If we have problems in the village, we point our finger at the State and the State at someone else. The land owners blame the peasants, but they don't give them their rights.
The blacksmith & potter blame the moneylender. The dalits blame the brahmins and brahmins claim that their piety is despoiled by the dalits. But when you step into their shoes, you'll do the same thing. You're blaming Panchayat for your problems. You too! Not just the members of the Panchayat but everyone in the village. If we keep saying this, we will one day actually land up there. This country is on the path of destruction. Everyday, in our streets & homes, each one of us keeps saying their is no future of this country. And that is that we keep fighting among ourselves when we must fight against illiteracy, over-population & corruption. Mohan Bhargav: I'm only speaking of things I've experienced while living here.
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