8 years of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil: Life Lessons from ADHM

Ae Dil Hai Mushkil, Is a heart wrenching love story that takes the viewers on a rollercoaster of emotions from start to end. This film is directed by Nepo King Karan Johar. Ae Dil Hai Mushkil features Anushka Sharma, Aishwarya Rai and Ranbir Kapoor in lead roles making the film more extravagent to watch. This film took the internet by storm with an exceptional and relatable music album, by Pritam. The songs of this film are still trending and one of the most loved albums till date. The story revolves around the youngsters who define love in different terms, trying to find love and trying to keep their loved ones in their life. 8 years of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil: Life Lessons from ADHM.

8 years of Ae Dil Hai Mushkil:

1. Clarity is the Key:

Todays generation is most likely to get confused in almost everything. From what to wear, what to eat to who to chose to stay. This is a complex situation that happens in the film too. During the confusion phase, Ranbir keeps moving from Anushka to Aishwarya and then back to Anushka. But when he thinks and gains the clarity, He gets back to Anushka and stays.

2. Difference between Break Up and Heartbreak:

This generation is well known for its numerous number of break ups to a person. While its also important to understand the difference between break up and heart break. Heart break doesn’t happen often and break ups doesn’t hurt too long.

3. Do not go for a Rebound:

The most repeated mistake that this generation does is the Rebound. Just like how Ranbir went to Aishwarya after his heartbreak with Anushka Sharma. People does it. People these days go for another relationship to forget their break up and ends up hurting both. This is also a selfish act and is not a good idea. Just how Ranbir hurts Aishwarya in teh end.

4. Keep your inner child alive:

The mistake that most of the youngsters do now is to make adulting complex. While growing up, People try to match the societal expectaions about adulting but forgets their core identity and wishes. But Anushka didn’t do that, she still fulfilled her childhood bollywood dreams. This shows how important is it to keep the inner child in us alive while growing up.