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Words made friends and saw the world too.  In life

Words made friends and saw the world too.  In life, along with darkness, we have also seen silence.  A teacher like Debraj got a student like Michelle,  Both have also seen this nature scattered together. There are many sources of entertainment in today's era. There have been many technological developments, due to which we are able to entertain ourselves easily, but no one else can take the place of what is in entertainment through films. This thing fits very well in the Indian cinema world. Before the arrival of the Corona epidemic, people used to eagerly wait for new films to be released every Friday. Every Indian used to get immersed in some or the other film character. Indian cinema has a different identity in the world. From time to time many such films were made here which have brought an inspiration to the people. One such film is the film 'Black', directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, released in 2005. There is hardly anyone who does not know about this film or who has not seen this film. Inspired by the struggle and relationship between 'Helen Adams Keller', an American author, disability rights advocate, political activist and lecturer who lost her sight and hearing due to an illness, and her teacher and lifelong partner 'Annie Sullivan' Which he mentioned in his autobiography 'The story of my life' published in 1903. 'Black' is one of the finest films of its time with Rani Mukerji in the lead role, who played the blind deaf-mute Michelle McNally and Amitabh Bachchan as her teacher Debraj Sahai.
Words made friends and saw the world too.  In life, along with darkness, we have also seen silence.  A teacher like Debraj got a student like Michelle,  Both have also seen this nature scattered together. There are many sources of entertainment in today's era. There have been many technological developments, due to which we are able to entertain ourselves easily, but no one else can take the place of what is in entertainment through films. This thing fits very well in the Indian cinema world. Before the arrival of the Corona epidemic, people used to eagerly wait for new films to be released every Friday. Every Indian used to get immersed in some or the other film character. Indian cinema has a different identity in the world. From time to time many such films were made here which have brought an inspiration to the people. One such film is the film 'Black', directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, released in 2005. There is hardly anyone who does not know about this film or who has not seen this film. Inspired by the struggle and relationship between 'Helen Adams Keller', an American author, disability rights advocate, political activist and lecturer who lost her sight and hearing due to an illness, and her teacher and lifelong partner 'Annie Sullivan' Which he mentioned in his autobiography 'The story of my life' published in 1903. 'Black' is one of the finest films of its time with Rani Mukerji in the lead role, who played the blind deaf-mute Michelle McNally and Amitabh Bachchan as her teacher Debraj Sahai.
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