Lakshya is a 2004 Indian Hindi-language war-drama film directed by Farhan Akhtar. The movie’s story is based on Kargil war. Lakshya means ‘Goal’. Karan shergill (Hrithik Roshan) comes from a wealthy family. His father is a successful businessman. His elder brother lives in the USA. Karan leads a very care free life. He goes to college, hangs out with his friends and spends time with his girlfriend aka Rumi. Karan’s father is worried about him. He want his son to do something in life but Karan is no hurry. Romelia, on the other hand is very focused. She knows what she wants in life. One day, a friend tells Karan that he is joining Indian army. Karan also applies to the Indian Military Academy (IMA). When Karan’s father came to know about it, he became very angry. This made Karan even more determined about joining IMA. Karan gets admission in IMA but finds it very difficult to cope with the strict army rules. He is often punished by his supervisors. Failing to cope with the pressure, he escapes from the academy. When Romi comes to know about this, she breaks up with him. Karan then decides to return to IMA. He finishes his training, and receives commission in the Indian Army. He was then stationed to Kargil, Jammu and Kashmir. The movie then shows Karan going into an operation to repel Pakistan army that convertly entered India, occupied mountain peaks and attacking Indian army. WHY I LIKE IT Life is not a bed of roses. There comes a time in every person’s life when he or she has to struggle to achieve his/her goals. Sometimes he lose, sometimes he becomes upset. Despite his failures, he accepts the reality, stands up and continues to struggle to achieve his goal. This is called perseverance. It does not matter what is your family’s condition. If you continue to work hard you will reach your goal someday. That is the main focus of the movie.