COURT, Marathi
The Court, refreshingly, is not about judgement but about observation.
The Court not only makes pertinent observations about the system, but it also uses a case, to examine the lives of the Judge presiding the case and the two lawyers who are arguing the case.
Using their lives it explores the mindsets, the aspirations, the ignorance, the greed, hypocrisy, and the human struggle to find fairness amidst despair.
Each frame simmers with necessary anger and angst.
There are several dimensions to Court.
Does the aspirations and disappointments of our lives affect the quality of our work and vice versa?
A distinct possibility, that underlines the importance of compartmentalization of our lives.
The Court, makes interesting observations on the interpretation and the relevance of rules, precedents and judgement's.
This can again be extrapolated to work being performed in all spheres, of our day to day life.
The professional can exercise his freedom to either play by the book or play it with imagination and intelligence.
Refreshing is Court's observation on approach to work.
How can a case, so simple, as it seems, be understood in different and complex ways?
The power to comprehend seems to be jaundiced by ones mindset, values and preconceived notions.
Human lives intersect. Our actions at work and life impact the lives of others.
How can a system strive to inculcate a culture of empathy?
One could get promoted and move up the ladder, but the ability to feel for a fellow being, to be conscious of one's responsibility, to comprehend the complexities of a job, to develop the necessary competence, to evolve, execute it with conviction and reinvent oneself has to be a clarion call from within.
When work is done by the professional, keeping all the stakeholders interests in mind, with uncompromising integrity, efficiency and competence, a professional will know that s/he has arrived.
A must watch for every professional.
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