The Dhaka Times Desk Famous director Rakesh Om Prakash Mehra directed movie 'Bhag Milka Bhag'| Indian Athlete Milka Singh This biographical movie based on his life collected Rs.8.5 crore on the first day of its release. Today I will tell you about Milka Singh's inspirations from various aspects of her life.
The inspirational movie stars Farhan Akhtar as Milka Singh, the leading female role is played by a beautiful Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor. The movie was released in 1500 theaters last Friday, July 12. The movie was also rumored to be banned in Pakistan. In this regard, know the news of The Dhaka Times with the title Hindi movie 'Bhaag Milka Bhaag' banned in Pakistan!
We can get inspiration from the movie made on the life struggle, ups and downs of Milka Singh of Flying Singh fame. His parents died in the riots in Pakistan during the Indo-Pak partition. The movie highlights her life's struggles, struggles, triumphs and five inspirational lessons from Milka Singh's life.
1) Willingness to move forward: Tragedy can happen at any time in anyone's life but Milka Singh's life happened at a very young age when her parents died in riots during the partition of India. With such gruesome wounds, he has overcome the grief of losing his parents and moved on in life, becoming one of India's most popular athletes.
2) Try until you succeed: One cannot stop at anything to reach one's goal in life - this is what Milka Singh's life teaches us. When the athlete grew up, he aspired to join the Indian Army, but was rejected three times in a row. He was able to join the Indian Army in his fourth attempt.
3) To work hard: To be successful in life, to achieve one's goals one has to work hard, Milka Singh did that. He used to train hard for five hours every day to become the best sprinter. He used to run on hills, in the sand of Yamuna and even against the speed of meter yard trains. Intense training would cause him to vomit blood and occasionally suffer from lethargy.
4) Don't be complacent about your success Milka Singh won 77 of the 80 races he entered, a success he would not have been crowned with if he had been complacent in his victories. Be it the Commonwealth Games or the Asian Games competition, he won every race and every day prepared himself to win the next race.
5) Greater than victory medal: Milka Singh did not keep the medals he won in each race but donated them to the Jawaharlal Nehru University. Any other athlete usually decorates his living room with trophies and medals, but Milka Singh did not have this greed, instead he was content with his reputation, his name in the school book and his current picture.
Milka Singh's 'Padma Shri Award' is inspirational to all and anyone can change their life by learning the above five lessons.
Reference: India Times
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