{"id":561,"date":"2016-05-07T16:06:20","date_gmt":"2016-05-07T10:36:20","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/?p=561"},"modified":"2016-05-07T16:06:20","modified_gmt":"2016-05-07T10:36:20","slug":"man-knew-infinity-movie-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swudzy.com\/man-knew-infinity-movie-review\/","title":{"rendered":"THE MAN WHO KNEW INFINITY Movie Review : Pleasant and Inspiring"},"content":{"rendered":"

Among the flashy <\/a>Bollywood<\/a> releases<\/a><\/strong> and a big budget superhero flick<\/a>, there was another recent Hollywood movie that is based on an Indian mathematician<\/strong> that released today. With limited shows and delayed release, this movie might have hardly caught any attention<\/strong> and is expected to retire from the screen within a week. But, the movie is surely a pleasant experience. Read the full The Man Who Knew Infinity Movie Review<\/strong> right below.<\/p>\n

About\u00a0The Man Who Knew Infinity<\/h2>\n

The Man Who Knew Infinity<\/strong> is based on the life of Indian Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan<\/strong> and his struggles. The movie is directed by Matthew Brown<\/strong> and features Dev Patel<\/strong> as Ramanujan along with Jeremy Irons, Toby Jones,\u00a0and Devika Bhise.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Plot<\/h2>\n

The story revolves around Srinivasa Ramanujam<\/strong> who lives in Madras,<\/strong> India and is in search of a job for his skills with numbers, But since he has no prior experience<\/strong> or background as recognized mathematician, he has to struggle. He lands up a job as an accountant,<\/strong> and his employer later suggests him to write to Prof. G, H. Hardy<\/strong> at Cambridge to help him publish. Upon reading his letter and finding his work interesting, Hardy calls him Cambridge<\/strong> but his intention is to use his skills<\/strong> for his personal benefits.<\/strong> After reluctance from his family, Ramanujan leaves for Cambridge with a promise to call his wife as soon as required arrangements are done. Ramanujan has to deal with a certain degree of racism, bullying and adaptability problems<\/strong> along with the constant pressure of proving his work<\/strong> by Prof. Hardy. Hardy’s colleague, Littlewood<\/strong>(Toby) is kind towards Ramanujan and keeps his case. After Littlewood leaves to contribute to the war<\/strong> and leaves a letter to Hardy after him, Hardy becomes considerate<\/strong> towards Ramanujan and starts encouraging<\/strong> him. But till now, Ramanujan had been thoroughly consumed<\/strong> and catches an advanced level Tuberculosis.<\/strong> He somehow completes his work with Hardy before leaving to India and also gets a fellowship at Cambridge.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Take a look at the movie trailer right here.<\/strong><\/p>\n