an ordinary movie ends with an extraordinary message

A seemingly ordinary film ends with a special message. Such a cinema is Ustad Hotel. We Indians say that nature is what we eat when we are hungry. It is a perversion to take bread from another's plate when one's stomach is full, and it is our culture to give half of the bread from one's plate to a hungry person even when one's appetite is not satisfied. This movie shows us the same culture.

What is the story of Ustad Hotel?

 I don't go too deep into what the story of the film is. All I can say about the story is that the first half is the same as in the average movie. The story revolves around the protagonist of the film Faizi. The real expectation is that he should help his father in his business. But Faizi wants to be a chef. He has completed the chef's course in secret, without telling his father. Eventually, the father finds out the truth, and Faizi leaves the house. All this was going on in the first half of the movie. But the latter half of the movie continues, and the film revolves around a family that starts commenting on social issues, without giving too much knowledge anywhere. The story does not seem to be wandering anywhere, but the cinema points to a massive problem in society. The problem is 'hunger'. As the rich suffer, so do the poor. The rich can quickly satisfy their hunger, but what about those who do not have a one-time meal? The psychiatrists we see walking down the street, how can they meet our needs. Some social workers then come forward to help and keep their social commitment by filling the stomachs of such people without any expectation of repayment.

The actors of this movie take the cinema to a different height.

 The acting of Dakar Salman, Nitya Menon, and Tilak takes the cinema to a different height. Cinema forces us to think differently. There is money, so it is okay to consume it to a certain extent. But we need to keep an eye on what is going on around us. You have to do what you can.

 Krishnan, who works at the Taj Hotel, turned to this job brings tears to his eyes. No matter how much you try to forget even after watching a movie, you can't forget that scene. For a long time, that event kept floating before our eyes.

 The relationship between Faizi and his grandfather is also beautifully portrayed in the film. Experienced grandfather on the one hand and inexperienced Faizi on the other. In it, Faizi learns to live in his grandfather's company and experience life one by one. It feels so sweet to see this relationship in a movie.

 On the one hand, it is a feast of beautiful, delicious food, and on the other hand, it is a social issue. Everyone should watch this movie at least once.

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