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The difference between Books and Movies!

Books are lengthy but movies are short, is it really the vital difference??

Some say movies are more interesting than books, because you spend just under two hours to get the whole idea and move on to the next story (another movie), but with books you need to make a plan and spend hours sitting to finally understand the whole story.

Let's count the pros and cons of each one:

1- Books take time but movies don't.
2- Movies are visual and more interesting but books are not visual and gets boring sometimes.
3- Books dig deep and teach life lessons, well, movies run on surface and its ideas are not well received for long term.
4-Books are more inspirational than movies, because you spend too much time with it.

Considering the number of movies and books that you have watched or studied in your life, I am sure every one remembers books better than a lot of movies ( I mean the content not just the name). So, when was the last time you saw a great movie? I guess a very long time ago. Now, another question, when was the last time you read a great book? Hmmmm.. You would probably answer I have learned something great from every book that I have read. The main point is that you only have to say good or bad for a movie and that's it! But you can never say the same for books, because every book will always have at least one positive part.

I will never tell you books are better than movies, in my opinion during the modern times we have changed in every aspect and now we watch more than reading. We need to equally share PAPER with TV SCREEN (books and movies).

I have recently read Frey's How to write a damn good Novel and watched Eli Roth's Aftershock. 
Honestly, I have enjoyed the experience with both of them.

Note: Please inform me if you have seen a nice movie recently, and of course a great book.
 Best from me,
Khairuddin










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  1. Dear Ayubzai Sahib!

    Hope this message finds you in a good health and Happy past Eid, thanks from your hard work and informative articles looking forward for next one too. Recently i have watched BIG GAME movie and reading THE CITY OF KINGS (شهر سلاطین), honestly both teaches us something and as well as depends upon how much we analyze during reading a book and watching a movie :).

    Your small brother.
    Mojeebullah Samady

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    1. It is all my pleasure dear bro, Thanks for your beneficial comment... I will pocket both of them.

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