But debating se usse humare funde clear karte the.” Humein kuch aata tha nahi, and our teachers would smile at us for it. And we would do a lot of debating in class. He credits it to his teachers, adding, “We had great teachers so we didn’t have to go back home and study. But the filmmaker still managed to get good scores. Where are you from?’ Attendance toh humari hoti nahi thi,” he said.ĭespite being absent from classes, he would score well. “Our professors would rarely see us in college and when we would enter, they would ask us ‘tum log ho kaun bhai.

Students related to him when he shared that he was a serial bunker. Read: When Akshay Kumar dazzled Hansraj College with his charisma Three years later, we had won the trophy.” We fought with our faculty, and got about 10 sports admissions next year. We started a Then a new movement in college - that of getting meritorious sportspersons admission in to college. So we got all the students together in this very hall and pledged that we would win the Vice Chancellor’s trophy. We would wonder kya ho raha hai, koi khelta kyu nahi. He said, “Humara itna bada ground tha aur poora khaali rehta tha. In fact, he was also a revolutionary of sorts, just like actor Aamir Khan aand hid gang in the film.

So the only thing that we wanted to do was change the world,” he said. We had gone through the darkest ages of democracy. “I had joined college in 1980, just after the emergency of 1977. Much like the students in Rang De Basanti, the National Film Award-winning filmmaker wanted to change the world back in his SRCC days. An alumnus of the college, Mehra was a guest at the SRCC Youth Conference 2016. Trailers of his films, loud cheers and the clicks of countless cellphones of students welcomed filmmaker Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra, as he made his way to the stage at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC).

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