NH10 and CHALK AND DUSTER

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I will continue from where I stopped the last time. So the other two movies that I watched were NH10 and Chalk and Duster. If there is anything good about NH10 then it is Anushka Sharma. I did not find the story too appealing but there were scenes that made me smile. For example, initially it is the husband in the movie who hides from his wife( Anushka Dharma) the murder incident because he thinks she won't be able to take it but later she becomes the braver one. Just not that, but we can't help noticing that it is the girl who remains practical throughout and does not act on the spur of the moment. Chalk and Duster on the other hand, highlights the politics in the education system. The only problem with the movie is that it ends on an euphoric note and gives us a pretty predictable end. What is good about the movie is that it kind of tries to tell the audience that how a noble profession like teaching is often underestimated because most people who end up getting no proper job, turns to the educational field and make things worse. Teach if you really want to and teaching is not for all. I must have mentioned in some other post of mine, that not all bright students can become teachers and not all teachers can be good teachers.

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