SAMPOORNAJNANA OTT
“An exam fear movie series effort acknowledged by the president of India, Smt.Draupadi Murmu”
When PG engineering students, despite scoring distinction marks, failed to answer basic 8th-grade mathematics fundamentals during interviews in Dubai, UAE, and India, the idea for the 3-part exam fear movie series was born.
Dear students, in an era of Artificial Intelligence, an outdated, memory-based, unproductive Indian academic system cannot sustain technical careers, which explains mass job terminations of techies in Bangalore and elsewhere. The Indian academic system produces pen drives rather than critical thinking brains.
Understand that most learning difficulties arise from the way faculty teach and students learn. No subject is inherently difficult.
Spend a few hundred rupees on a workshop on the 3-part Exam Fear movie series and save the lakhs and precious years wasted on tuition, coaching, and repeated failure.
In the era of AI, our children’s future is becoming increasingly uncertain and challenging. Mostly technical and highly skilled jobs are likely to survive and emerge. So, be very careful about how you study and prepare for the future. The professional careers of today’s youngsters may not even last more than 10 years without continuous learning and adaptation.
Understand why board exams produce near-100% results, with around 80% distinctions and the rest first class, while the same students’ performance drops to only about 3% to 4% in competitive exams (NEET-CET- CA-JEE, UPSC) and interviews. In the 2025 NEET, 50% of students scored just 20% marks, and the saga continues!
To succeed in exams like NEET- CET- CA- JEE- UPSC, you need subatomic-level thinking, which requires a simple, basic mathematical formula (a+b) ^2 and 6 hours of active class teaching on fundamentals, not just 6 seconds of an introduction saying Left Hand Side=Right Hand Side! Experience the difference.
After spending lakhs on education, experience the real quality of learning here for just a few hundred rupees. Sometimes, a few hundred rupees can teach what lakhs sometimes can’t. Experience it! Compare the insights you gain here with your years of education.
The pricing structure in Theatres /OTT & Taxation All Audiences Should Know
- In theatres, the owner takes 50% of ticket revenue in the 1st week, 60% in the 2nd week, and 70% in the 3rd week.
- In multiplexes, around 55% goes to the theatre owner and only 45% to the producer.
- From the producer’s share, 18% GST and 20% income tax, professional tax must still be paid, while the entire production cost has to be recovered from the remaining amount. This insane financial imbalance explains why many producers go bankrupt, theatres shut down, and the cinema industry struggles.
- I expect the movie industry to move towards near-shutdown conditions within the next five years, except for a few A-grade filmmakers. While writing this article, I came across news that even a star like Saif Ali Khan had closed his production house.
- In a country like ours, producing an educational movie is a huge risk, especially in an industry dominated by cheap comedy and outdated hero-villain or family drama content.
- Watch the movie today, spread the word, and support a movement to transform education in India. Kindly support our mission to help young students identify the right educational process.
Illa Sallada Bhaya Parikshe Bhaya
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MOVIE TRAILER
Exam fear is in almost every household in India and a few other countries. As we advance towards a more technical world, the pressure on performance to deliver good results is tremendous. Academic pressure is the reason behind two deaths every hour in India! Yes, you read it right –two suicidal deaths every hour due to exam fear: 48 casualties a day, some before, some during the result days, and some after seeing the results. Considerable numbers of those who commit suicide got good marks. Sadly, they don’t enjoy the success. Their fear led them to commit suicide before the results were declared. That is the destructive ability of fear, which doesn’t always require patience and understanding.
The movie Illa Sallada Bhaya Parikshe Bhaya is a revolutionary Kannada cinema made to highlight the various stages of exam fear, almost 20, and provide solutions to every stage. Depending on the student’s fear, the solution combines educational, study techniques, psychological, practical, analytical, and technical learning. You will appreciate this movie to understand the actual meaning of building concepts, visualizing, and research fundamentals.
We have kept the movie in 3 parts to make your viewing enjoyable.
(a) The Problem.
(b) The Solution.
(c) The Results.
Once you log in, you can finish watching in 12 hours, not just 2.30 hours. It is because of certain portions you may wish to watch repeatedly, like Physics, Maths concepts, and Study Techniques.
The movie talks only about examination fear and how to prevent the fear and pressure of the examination that causes suicidal deaths among students. A few run away from home. As we all know, a young life gone at a very young age sends the entire household to permanent darkness throughout their whole life. Need not explain a mother’s life after such a painful event.
Every mother, every parent, teacher, and every student must watch this movie and apply the learning in daily academic and family life. I especially said every mother because only she can bring about the necessary changes in our educational process that kills their children at a young age. Parents kindly demand education that requires a modern approach, not rote learning, which is not the purpose of education. Parents understand that a child is their primary responsibility, not the school or teacher. Don’t put your child’s future in someone who is not better than you.
The technical parts of this movie, Parts 2 and 3, will be in English since they are student-oriented. Part 2 is in the Pre-Production stages and will be ready to present on-screen by November.
