.........95%, 97%...........97.2%..........engineer, doctor, management se kam to koi baat bhi nahin karta.." in
one line Aamir Khan forces us to rethink our attitude towards success
and how we measure it. TZP is about being different, and that being
different is not a disease. TZP has to be easily the most sensitive
movie about kids to come in the recent times. Though the movie drags
and has little "entertainment" it is worth a watch.
Aamir Khan"s
role is nothing more than a glorified cameo. Darsheel Safary gets the
limelight and justifies it. He effortlessly conveys a range of
emotions. Tisca Chopra plays the emotional mother without being a
caricature. In fact Aamir Khan has extracted good performances from all
his actors.

Its in the script that Aamir has faulted. The
movie drags in various places. It takes too long to establish the
problem Ishaan has, and then equally long for his redemption. The
remedial teaching by Aamir is covered in a single song rather than
allowing for the emotional bonding between the teacher and the student
to be subtly developed.

Taare zameen par is
worth watching not beacuse it is really a pathbreaking movie or good
enjoyment, but because it addresses an issue that we all overlook- all
kids are different from each other and should be accepted as such. In
today"s highly competitive world where kids are put through a regimen
to fit the prototype of "success" it forces parents to see them as
thinking living beings who have a right to grow out of the box!!

Plot Revealed In The Review:	Not revealed
Best to watch with:	Family
Movie Genre:	Kids
Best part in the movie:	Plot