Life lessons from ZOOTOPIA by Tiana Atur

by Tiana Arthur, Seawood

My name is Tiana Atur and would like to share 4 life lessons from one of my favouriteeee movie Zootopia. I want all of you to watch this beautiful movie where you will laugh, cry and you will get scared even, but you won't get bored at all.

Zootopia is a cop story where a young bunny cop (Judy Hopps), the first in her family who joins police academy, and she partners with a fox (Nick) to solve the most wicked crime the city of Zootopia has ever seen!!!

So now let me share life lessons from this movie, keep having your popcorns:

#1 : Never give up : Judy had a dream when she was young. Everybody told her she couldn’t do it. Her parents, her friends, teachers, and even her boss. Judy never gave up! It can be big or small. Likewise, initially few people told i can't do wave board and its dangerous and i can fall and get hurt but i never gave up and now i can easily do wave boarding.

#2 : People can change : When Judy was younger she got bullied and teased by someone. That made her kind of scared towards animals that were of the same type. Later on Judy learns that her parents are actually working with the same kid that bullied her. He changed for good. Likewise, i have few friends today who bully and tease me but i know they will change one day and become my best friends for ever.

#3 : Prejudice hurts innocent people : Zootopia is all about animals, predator and prey, living together in harmony. When someone manipulated Zootopia for their own interest and created prejudice on purpose, several innocent animals were affected. Similarly, we have people from all walks of life and when prejudice is created on purpose, it affects innocent people like you and me.

#4 : Don’t judge someone’s character by their looks :  Judy Hopps judged someone in the beginning of the film and ended up being sooo wrong. Even though she learned the truth, she still had doubts regarding Nick because of her childhood experience. Similarly, i also want to learn from Judy not to judge others by their looks.

Hope these 4 lessons of life helps you like it has helped me to understand life better ...

So what are you waiting for !! keep your snacks ready, snuggle up and watch this beautiful movie with your family & friends !

You can also hear to my song on Zootopia from the below YouTube Link and subscribe to my YouTube Channel as well.

https://youtu.be/AXIqJ3hl0CE

See you next time ....

Cheerz,

Tiana

Seawood

Comments

  1. Kavita SharmaJune 5, 2023 at 10:31 AM

    What an enterprising young writer and singer you are Tiana!! So well written and inspires me to watch the movie and also to look forward to your next review and rendition!! Way to go!!

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Banking to Brushstrokes

Image
  by Rama Sriram, Amalfi It’s not easy to leave behind a stable career, especially one that you have invested in for years and your family has proudly proclaimed as a great feat. Although growing up, I lived in the most humble of homes and studied in the simplest of schools, my aspirations were a cut-above. I wanted to make it big in banking, and tirelessly studied atop hot balconies and shadowy corners of my home to eventually make it a reality. I soon got married to someone who shared my passion for success (Hi Sriram, hope you’re reading this :)) and we found ourselves frequently relocating to different cities. Apart from the plethora of cultural experiences I was fortunate enough to taste, I could no longer ignore the mounting familial responsibilities, especially with two kids at home. Shortly after, I decided to leave the very job I worked all my life for - it was tough to part with something that afforded me the financial security and independence that I craved, but I battle...
Read more

Free flow of thoughts ✨ : The Legacy we leave behind

Image
Sabita Menon, Pinewood Do we want to leave a legacy? This thought-provoking question could spark new insights into our own lives and experiences. Do I wish to leave a legacy behind? YES, I DO! It’s not what I leave for my family, friends, and others. It is what I leave IN them while I’m still here to participate and live through the experience. I sense time fleeting and seem more focused on the present by paying attention to the impact of my words, actions, emotions, and outlook on life. It's become more meaningful to connect with something bigger than myself. My family, friends, and society have long influenced my beliefs, values, and behaviour, laying the groundwork for my legacy. However, as my emotional maturity grows with age, I can see the consequences of a decision far into the future. I remind myself of the possibilities that exist both within and beyond what has been given to me, and what I can create and pass on. A life of fame, accomplishments, and failures d...
Read more

Free flow of thoughts ✨: The Beauty of Co-Existence 🌼

Image
Madumitha Selvaraj, Bridgewood# Human beings have been sharing space since time immemorial. The concept of co-existence is a part of our lives and has multiple aspects and challenges to it. In a gated community like ours, I often wonder how we practice co-existence in a way that does not lead to friction or misunderstandings with others around us. There is an interesting idea in psychology called “Both/and Thinking”. It talks about how two seemingly contradictory thoughts can co-exist. Many times, we follow a rigid way of thinking when it comes to expressing our ideas or emotions. We go by the “either-or”, ”Black or white” or “all or nothing” formula. This means that between two ideas or points of view, one cannot exist while the other does. It’s a surprise that our minds sometimes look at every scenario dichotomously. We forget or realise too late, that, seemingly opposing ideas can and do co-exist.  For example, we feel conflicted about taking up a challenging project...
Read more