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Three Idiots

Director: Rajkumar Hirani

Producer: Vidhu Vinod Chopra

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The movie is all about three engineering students namely Rancho, Farhan and Raju whose friendship stands the test of time. As Farhan and Raju search the valleys for their missing friend Rancho, their memories drift back to the days when they were all college roommates and Rancho incurred the wrath of their headstrong dean Viru Sahastrabudhhe by daring to propose radical theories that directly contradicted his teacher’s lessons. Viru was threatened by Rancho's talent and free spirit that he tried on a number of events to ruined the friendship of Rancho with Farhan and Raju. In contrast, Virus model student was Chatur Ramalingam. Rancho humiliates Chatur by substituting obscenities into the text as Chatur read his speech. Later, Rancho began dating Virus's pretty daughter Pia and they fell in love to each other. A conflict came when the three students were drunk and went in Viru's house to allow Rancho to propose to Pia. After that, Virus threatened Raju that he would be expel if he will talk to his best friends. Raju became paranoid and confused so that he decided to commit suicide because he didn't know what to choose and what to do. Raju recovered with the help of his family and friends. After that Farhan decided to pursue his passion in wildlife photography as his profession while Raju took a job interview where he passed. Virus was so heartless that he planned to fail Raju in his final exam but Pia confronted his father about it. She told Rancho about it and gave him the key. Rancho and Farhan went in Viru's house to steal the questions and gave it to Raju but he refused to cheat. Virus caught the trio and expeled them on the spot. However, Rancho gradually gained the deans respect by helping Mona to deliver her baby. Flashing back to the present day, Farhan and Raju uncovered some previously unknown facts about their old friend that led them to question everything they

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