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Dear Aamir,
Today I watched your movie Taare Zameen Par. I was overwhelmed by the tremendous cathartic effect it had on a theatre full of speechless, transfixed audience including myself.
I am a teacher-educator by profession and I teach Education for Children With Special Needs as a Special Paper as well as Mainstreaming and Integration as a part of the general papers in B.Ed. I had been compiling notes for my lectures today itself. But after watching the movie, I felt that all these notes are futile compared to the spectacular impact that your movie can create through audio-visual medium. I have had the opportunity of working closely with some autistic children while doing a case study. So I know how it feels to embrace such innocent, angelic souls and to see them grow self-reliant.
I have suggested many of my professors, colleagues, friends and students to watch the movie. I feel that this movie should be screened as a part of all teacher-training courses, as it can phenomenally transform teacher attitude into a positive dimension. The authentic effect and verisimilitude coupled with your intense study of the subject-matter have lead to such a brilliant creative outcome. I would like to suggest you to read one of my most favourite books – The Road Less Travelled by M.Scott Peck, especially because this movie intensely reminded me of my own mentor who changed my life by suggesting me to read this book at one point of time.
I thank you earnestly for sharing such a wonderful creative experience with us and wish you all the best for the future!
Take crae.
Sairindhree.

Dear Aamir,
In my comment posted yesterday, I did not mention something crucial that struck me while watching the movie –Taare Zameen Par. I decided not to mention it until I confirmed my doubts from authentic sources.
The protagonist in the movie, Ishaan Awasthi, is said to be suffering from Dyslexia (Reading disability). However he shows clear manifestations of Dysgraphia (Writing disability), Dyscalculia (Numerical disability), Dyspraxia( Deficits in cortical integration and motor expression of oral language) and at times Sensory/Expressive Aphasia/ Dysphasia (Comprehension & Communication disability). Hence, it would have been technically more appropriate to have mentioned in the movie that he was suffering from Learning Disability rather than only Dyslexia.
I decided to clarify this because Ram Shankar Nikumbh as a Special Educator is not supposed to commit such gross technical errors. Moreover, having dealt with this subject-matter both intensively and extensively in the movie, I presume, you would perhaps not like to leave behind any technical lacuna, being a perfectionist in all your creative endeavours.
All the best!
Sairindhree.

Dear Aamir,
In my comment posted yesterday, I did not mention something crucial that struck me while watching the movie –Taare Zameen Par. I decided not to mention it until I confirmed my doubts from authentic sources.
The protagonist in the movie, Ishaan Awasthi, is said to be suffering from Dyslexia (Reading disability). However he shows clear manifestations of Dysgraphia (Writing disability), Dyscalculia (Numerical disability), Dyspraxia( Deficits in cortical integration and motor expression of oral language) and at times Sensory/Expressive Aphasia/ Dysphasia (Comprehension & Communication disability). Hence, it would have been technically more appropriate to have mentioned in the movie that he was suffering from Learning Disability rather than only Dyslexia.
I decided to clarify this because Ram Shankar Nikumbh as a Special Educator is not supposed to commit such a gross technical error. Moreover, having dealt with this subject-matter both intensively and extensively in the movie, I presume, you would perhaps not like to leave behind any technical lacuna, being a perfectionist in all your creative endeavours.
All the best!
Sairindhree.

Dear Aamir,
In my comment posted yesterday, I did not mention something crucial that struck me while watching the movie –Taare Zameen Par. I decided not to mention it until I confirmed my doubts from authentic sources.
The protagonist in the movie, Ishaan Awasthi, is said to be suffering from Dyslexia (Reading disability). However he shows clear manifestations of Dysgraphia (Writing disability), Dyscalculia (Numerical disability), Dyspraxia( Deficits in cortical integration and motor expression of oral language) and at times Sensory/Expressive Aphasia/ Dysphasia (Comprehension & Communication disability). Hence, it would have been technically more appropriate to have mentioned in the movie that he was suffering from Learning Disability rather than only Dyslexia.
I decided to clarify this because Ram Shankar Nikumbh as a Special Educator is not supposed to commit such a gross technical error. Moreover, having dealt with this subject-matter both intensively and extensively in the movie, I presume, you would perhaps not like to leave behind any technical lacuna, being a perfectionist in all your creative endeavours.
All the best!
Sairindhree.

Hey Aamir!!!! Thanx a million 4 a movie a like TAARE ZAMEEN PAR.
No, I am not gonna write it in a short form like TZP, since it shall b a insult of such a masterpiece.
But lastly thanx a lot 4 giving such a movie which comes once in a lifetime!!!