5 Movies like "12th Fail" to binge on this weekend

Here are five compelling films that prove failure in one aspect of life can lead to extraordinary success in another:

Black: 2005 film "Black" in which Amitabh Bachchan takes on the role of Debraj, a struggling alcoholic teacher given a unique opportunity to educate Michelle, a deaf-blind young woman played by the luminous Rani Mukerji. Despite their vast age difference and vastly different worlds, an extraordinary bond forms as Debraj patiently unlocks Michelle's potential, using unconventional methods and boundless affection. Their journey together is one of learning, love, and self-discovery, showcasing the powerful connection that can transcend language and physical limitations.

Super 30: Released in the year 2019, 'Super 30' is a film based on Anand Kumar, played by Hrithik Roshan, who is a brilliant mathematician. Despite facing poverty and limited resources, he starts a program to coach 30 underprivileged students for India's prestigious IIT entrance exam. It gives a strong message that privilege should go to those who deserve it, regardless of their status in society. “Ab raja ka beta raja nahi banega, raja wahi banega jo haqdaar hoga!”. A film that inspired many with a lesson on how in tough times, it takes a long jump to seize the opportunity.

Dasvi: Ganga Ram Chaudhary, a corrupt and uneducated politician (Abhishek Bachchan), lands in prison. While his scheming wife Bimla (Yami Gautam) eyes higher power, Chaudhary gets on a surprising path: pursuing his 10th grade education. Navigating jail politics and confronting limitations, he faces a personal transformation. "Dasvi" describes a journey of ambition, unexpected choices, and the possibility of second chances.

Jhund: In "Jhund," retired sports teacher Vijay Barse mentors a team of underprivileged children living in slums, transforming their lives through football. Facing poverty, prejudice, and violence, the Jhund team perseveres with Vijay's firm belief in their potential. This heartwarming drama celebrates overcoming adversity, the power of community, and finding purpose, leaving viewers inspired by the human spirit's capacity for change.

Rocket Boys: Two visionaries, Homi Bhabha (Jim Sarbh) and Vikram Sarabhai (Ishwak Singh), ignite India's scientific ambitions in "Rocket Boys." Bhabha, the charismatic physicist, dreams of nuclear power, while Sarabhai, the grounded entrepreneur, sets his sights on space exploration. Despite clashing personalities and differing approaches, they overcome political hurdles and limited resources to lay the foundation for India's scientific journey. Witness their passion, rivalry, and dedication in this historical drama about dreaming big and defying expectations.