In a special event marking the success of the film 12th Fail, the Supreme Court of India hosted a screening on September 25, 2024. Attended by Chief Justice Dr. D Y Chandrachud, esteemed judges, over 600 officials, and their families, this screening celebrated the film's 25-week-long theatrical run. The screening was followed by an exclusive interaction between the Chief Justice, filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra, and the film’s key figures, IPS Manoj Kumar Sharma, IRS Officer Shraddha Joshi, and lead actors Vikrant Massey and Medha Shankar.
Chief Justice Chandrachud’s praise for 12th Fail After the screening, Chief Justice Dr. D Y Chandrachud expressed his admiration for the film and its message. "Where we all seek inspiration, our society flourishes on hope, and each one of you has provided that—not just for this evening but for the whole nation," he said. The Chief Justice emphasized how films like 12th Fail have the power to inspire and motivate people to rise above their circumstances and bring positive change to society.
An emotional connection to the story Chief Justice Chandrachud spoke highly of the performances in the film, particularly those of Vikrant Massey and Medha Shankar. He commended the actors for authentically portraying the characters’ struggles, stating, "Both Vikrant and Medha have done a brilliant job... There were moments in the movie when I thought I'd need a hanky as my eyes were moist." He also mentioned that the film left a profound impact, offering a strong message of hope and determination.
Vidhu Vinod Chopra reflects on the experience Filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra described the screening at the Supreme Court as one of the most memorable moments of his career. He shared his gratitude for the appreciation shown by Chief Justice Chandrachud and the judges. "He made me feel that spending five years of my life on this film was worth it. I am grateful to all the esteemed judges and members of the Supreme Court who found time to join us. It was a magical evening," Chopra said.
A film that resonates with many 12th Fail, based on the lives of IPS Manoj Kumar Sharma and IRS Officer Shraddha Joshi, highlights their struggles and determination to succeed against all odds. The film’s story has inspired many across the nation, and the screening at the Supreme Court underscores its powerful narrative of hope and perseverance.
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