Assalamualaikum and hi! I just finished watching Idli Kadai, a tamil movie that makes me think and impress a lot. It taught ones to forgive and be patient especially when in rage. How can you do that? I mean how can I do that?ðŸ˜
My life is full of emotion. I shouted when get mad (sometimes tossing things away) comes with package membebel sekali. But when I get married with Hazri, he is completely opposite of me. He is calm and rational. He managed his emotions well. I learnt from that, but obviously not me hoping it can be done in the blink of an eye (it's hard though to restrain from getting angry).
This guy named Murugan, a kampung boy who migrate to city and eventually become successful. One day his parents died, he was lost don't know where to head as well as his identity. He continue his father's legacy, a bistro owner who sells idli to the villagers. His father's bistro is an icon to the village, at first the folks feeling skeptical towards him because he left the village and working far from the homeland. Eventually, the villagers accept him as part of the community.
His son's boss hold grunge towards him, tried everything to destroy his life. But he stay true to his father's preaches, 'ahimsa' and how violence doesn't solve anything. At last the villains lose with his kindness and sincerity.
I would give it a 8.5/10 and strongly recommend to watch this film along with your family members, especially in this ruthless world.
Also, #prayforSudan #freePalestine 💚




