Ratatouilleeeee

Ratatouille was one of my most favorite animated film during my childhood days. Honestly i was really excited about this weeks theme where we get to talk about shows related to food because now i can can talk about this movie <3. Sometimes when Disney Channel airs this movie , i make time to watch it which shows how much i love this film !!! For those who don’t know this movie the plot follows a rat named Remy, who dreams of becoming a chef and tries to achieve his goal by forming an alliance with a Parisian restaurant garbage boy.

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I love this movie because it teaches 3 very important values in our life!! That is bravery, teamwork and self-confidence. Remy is not afraid to pursue its dreams just despite being a rat.This shows that one must not be limited by their physical appearance to achieve their dreams, they must have the courage to chase their dreams breaking past all barriers.
Remy and Linguini teamwork is something all of us have to learn from. Even if a team member is weaker than the rest if the team works together without any fighting they will be able to overcome the members weakness and perform to the best of their ability. Last but not the least is self confidence. If we are not confident about yourself then who will be? We need the confidence because only then will we have the courage to take the leap of faith forward to achieve our dreams.
This film is one with many lessons to learn from  which is why i love it because it gives me the courage to be daring and do what my heart wants me to do :)



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