Fighting your own battles

This story came to my mind when I watched this lovely movie “Dunkirk” by Christopher Nolan. For all the readers who haven’t seen the movie yet, there may be some spoilers. So be careful.

The movie will make Christopher Nolan appear successful in delivering in all the expectations you have from him.

Story proceeds in the pace of a month, a week and a day respectively. It just makes you feel how we own have to fight our own fights. Things are connected. We are connected. A budding actor has to work hard with all his means to make sure someday a director is known by the movie he acted in.

It is imperative that every individual around us who doesn’t need to share his introduction, has taken up a cause that bothered him/her and fought his/her battle for it.

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