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Teachers' Day: Bollywood films that served as moral guide to society

<p>From stressing on importance of hard work to tackling social evils, many of life's lessons can be learnt from cinema. On Teachers' Day, we look at films that have done more than just entertain</p>

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Aamir Khan plays quite the understanding teacher in the film, Taare Zameen Par, where his character helps a student overcome his learning disabilities. But more importantly, he helps the audience refashion its approach to our education system

Aamir Khan plays quite the understanding teacher in the film, Taare Zameen Par, where his character helps a student overcome his learning disabilities. But more importantly, he helps the audience refashion its approach to our education system

For some, cinema is an art form while for others, it's mainly about the entertainment. In either case, there's always scope for some lessons to be learnt. And in this aspect, Bollywood movies have maintained their role as a silent teacher to society. Over time, different films have adopted different approaches towards a particular issue and left the audience with some pearls of wisdom to deal with life. On the occasion of Teachers' Day, hitlist points out a few such movies from the recent and the not-so-recent past...

'Do Aankhen Barah Haath' (1958)
Do Aankhen Barah Haath (1958)

Director: V. Shantaram
Lesson learnt: There are many wonderful pointers to be taken from this classic. To begin with, it says that even the most hardened of criminals can change, provided there is someone to guide them through. It also conveys the message that human beings are inherently good, but situations compel them to compromise on morality.

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