The Eternal Thing

 There will be some movies, which we will never forget with time. We keep on remembering some of our favourite scenes. We try to rewatch them. When we rewatch it, we understand some hidden elements, which further makes us love the movie more..! So, this post is dedicated to sharing some thoughts on the Malayalam movie - "Koode". (You didn't know about the movie? No problem, please click on the image and enjoy the movie on Hotstar, for free..!!) **Spoiler Alert** There will be a discussion of the story plot, so proceed with caution...! **Back to content** Josh never cries till the end of the movie: We can never miss a person if we are never close to a person. Even though Josh loves his sister, he never has very great memories with her. He never talked to her, they never even fought.  Only when he actually 'misses' her near the end, does his heart gets shattered. 'Cha' - it's the word Jenny says when Josh leaves for Dubai: Jenny says at a later point tha...

Hi, How are you doing? I think you remember a scene in the Saaho movie, where the hero jumps off the mountain cliff along with a parachute bag. Of course, if the hero jumps along with the bag, there is no problem and no need for this post. But, the bag goes down before our hero, and still, he outruns the bag and catches it before reaching the ground! Before we dive in, here is the scene for your reference. (You can safely skip if you already watched/remembered it) But how is it even possible to catch the bag theoretically?  What do we think when we see an object falling? The object gets accelerated because of the gravitational force. So the velocity increases as it goes down and finally hits the ground. As per that logic, the bag and hero fall one after the other, so the former should hit the ground first and then the hero. Right? Not exactly, though. It turns out that we are missing a concept called Terminal Velocity from our analysis! What is a terminal velocity? When a body fal...