10 Years Of “3 Idiots”: Fans Shower Congratulations For Aamir Khan-Starrer Film

Ankita Chetana |Dec 25, 2019

As today marks 10 years of “3 idiots” starring Aamir Khan, Sharman Joshi, and Madhavan in three main characters, fans took to Twitter to celebrate it.

Bollywood has been developing day by day with the releases of many hits turning the headlines. But legendary films are the basis to create that firm founding and become a stable movie wall of all time, including Rajkumar Hirani’s 3 Idiots.

3 Idiots

Up to now, the film remains to be on top highest-grossing movies in B-town after changing the Indians’ odds ideologies. The main cast of 3 Idiots included Mr Perfectionist Aamir Khan, Sharman Joshi, Madhavan, Kareena Kapoor, and Boman Irani. Vidhu Vinod Chopra was the producer for the legendary movie under Vinod Chopra Films’ banner.

The milestone of a decade to a movie is not short and not long as well, but it leaves a great reminder for everyone about a hit. To celebrate this impressive mark, many fans took to Twitter to congratulate it on the hashtag #10YearsOf3Idiots.

Read some tweets raising the film to the headlines today as below!

10 Years Of 3 Idiots

Talking about the storyline of 3 Idiots, it brings a caricature about how stressful the Indian education system at that time was. The movie basically took inspiration from Chetan Bhagat’s Five Point Someone. In the film, Mr Perfectionist essayed the role of a student named Ranchoddas who opens a way up for the college functions and the thinking of the Indian society.

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