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 Story of 3 idiot movie

Once upon a time, in the bustling city of Delhi, there were three friends named Farhan, Raju, and Rancho. They were studying engineering at the prestigious Imperial College of Engineering (ICE) and were known to be the most mischievous batch in the college.

Farhan was passionate about photography but was forced by his father to pursue engineering. Raju came from a poor family and worked hard to maintain his scholarship at ICE. Rancho, on the other hand, was a free-spirited and brilliant student who had a unique approach to learning.

Their lives took a turn when they met the strict and authoritative Professor Viru Sahastrabuddhe, also known as "Virus," who believed that rote learning was the only way to succeed in life. Virus made their lives miserable, but Rancho's unconventional methods of teaching and thinking inspired his friends to break free from the shackles of traditional education.

As they navigate through college life, the three friends encounter various challenges and obstacles, including academic pressure, love interests, and family conflicts. Despite these challenges, they remain steadfast in their friendship and their quest to challenge the status .

One day, Rancho suddenly disappears without a trace, leaving behind a trail of mysteries and questions. Farhan and Raju embark on a journey to find their friend, unraveling the truth behind his disappearance and discovering the lessons he left behind.

In the end, they realize that Rancho had been living his life to the fullest, pursuing his dreams and passions, and never compromising on his values. They learn that true success in life comes not from achieving academic excellence but from finding one's true purpose and living it to the fullest.

The movie, titled "3 Idiots," became a box office hit and a cultural phenomenon in India and around the world. It touched the hearts of millions of people with its message of following one's passion and breaking free from societal expectations. And it continues to inspire generations to this day