In this episode of the Movie Health Podcast, Kathryn interviews Padmavathy Subramanian, an assistant professor and PhD research scholar in cinema therapy and film studies. They discuss the movie '12th Fail', a biographical drama about a man who overcomes poverty to become an Indian police service officer. The film explores perseverance, resilience, and the importance of role models. It also highlights the power of collective victory and the support of loved ones. The movie's music and inspiring scenes make it relatable and empowering for viewers. Padma shares her favourite scenes and discusses the director's other films. The conversation discusses the film '12th Fail' and its director, Vidhu Vinod Chopra.
The conversation also highlights the importance of role models, education, and perseverance. The conversation delves into the concept of movie therapy and how movies can provide catharsis and inspiration. The support system and self-belief are emphasised as crucial factors in achieving success.
The conversation concludes with a discussion of the power of movies to mirror our lives and the significance of movie therapy in promoting mental well-being.
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