The Beauty of Mathematics ➗➖ #shorts

The Man Who Knew Infinity" is a 2015 biographical drama film directed by Matthew Brown. The film is based on the 1991 biography of the same name by Robert Kanigel and depicts the life of the renowned Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. Dev Patel stars as Ramanujan, and Jeremy Irons portrays G. H. Hardy, a prominent British mathematician who collaborated with Ramanujan. The screenplay explores Ramanujan's journey from his humble beginnings in India to his impactful contributions to mathematics at the University of Cambridge. The film also delves into the friendship and collaboration between Ramanujan and Hardy, highlighting their unique bond and the challenges they faced in bridging cultural and academic gaps. The Man Who Knew Infinity received positive reviews for its performances and storytelling, offering a glimpse into the life of a mathematical genius.

The cinematography captures both the beauty of mathematics and the cultural contrasts between Ramanujan's upbringing in India and his experiences at Cambridge. Dev Patel delivers a compelling performance, portraying the brilliance and struggles of Ramanujan's character. Jeremy Irons, as G. H. Hardy, brings depth to the mentor-student relationship that develops between the two mathematicians.

The film also explores themes of prejudice and discrimination, reflecting the racial and cultural barriers Ramanujan faced during his time in England. It sheds light on the challenges of being an outsider in the academic world and the resilience required to overcome such obstacles.

"The Man Who Knew Infinity" succeeds in humanizing the world of mathematics, making it accessible to a broader audience by blending historical accuracy with a poignant narrative. The soundtrack complements the emotional tone, enhancing the viewer's connection to the characters and the intellectual journey they embark upon. Overall, the film is a captivating exploration of genius, friendship, and the pursuit of knowledge.

The film also skillfully intertwines personal and mathematical narratives, showcasing how Ramanujan's unconventional approach to mathematics often clashed with established academic norms. The script not only presents complex mathematical concepts but also humanizes the mathematicians by delving into their personal struggles, creating a balanced and engaging narrative.

Furthermore, "The Man Who Knew Infinity" effectively captures the essence of the time period, providing a historical backdrop that adds depth to the story. The costume and set designs contribute to the authenticity of the film, transporting the audience to early 20th-century Cambridge and portraying the societal norms and challenges of the era.

Ultimately, the movie serves as a tribute to the enduring legacy of Srinivasa Ramanujan and his profound impact on the field of mathematics. It encourages viewers to appreciate the beauty and significance of mathematical discovery while celebrating the human spirit's ability to overcome adversity. "The Man Who Knew Infinity" stands as a testament to the power of intellectual curiosity and the enduring value of collaboration across cultural and intellectual boundaries.

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[metallkopf]

Sometimes it takes not only a genius, but also a smart man to recognize, foster and enable that genius because of honest admiration.

[Anonymous-dnww]

I still say if hardy had not come at right time the knowledge would have fade away

[rrr]

Graph theory, complex number, all by Euler

[UROOZFATIMA]

I see it ....litrally goosebumps ✨ Mathematics is the language of this delightful and astonishing UNIVERSE. and i like this so so much there is no end till where i like maths it's incredible, its patterns, it's form, it's a language, it's our nature and I can see it... i can feel it .. i can think and just go in deep thinking about math ALL THE DAY LONG IT'S MY CURIOSITY ❤ i believe everyone SHOULD HAVE THIS CURIOSITY

[biswaranjan]

I really inspired by this movie. This is my most favourite movie ❤

[privateinvestigator]

I always thought he was a great actor, but he hasn’t been in many all time great movies. Not sure why.

[lucky]

I love maths but maths doesn't love me I was very good in maths till trigonometry but then came calculus and I lost in oblivion. So instead of becoming a mathematician I become banker.(simple maths )😅

[shohebkhan]

not beauty of mathematics but beauty of Ramanujan ❤

[vaseplate]

So sick of hearing the cornfield chase everywhere

[WitchMaster-vikp]

the movie itself has a great music, why use music from interstellar.... its good but doesn't fit in it

[jimpim]

Was the guy who fimed this also blind?

[let_me_explain]

He should've stayed in England instead of going back and dying from a preventable disease

What a great loss for humanity