#americancomedy

Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway are the stars of the American comedy The Intern, which was written and directed by Nancy Meyers. It centers on a 70-year-old widower who joins a website for online fashion as a senior intern.

The difficulty is that Ben Whitakker (Robert De Niro) applies to a program for older citizens who want to intern because he finds retirement to be too monotonous. He has a terrific life and is bursting with vitality, but now that his wife has passed away, he needs something to focus on. He learned yoga, mandarin, and other subjects, but a profession is what he really wants. So it appears that he will benefit much from this internship. He submits an application to a rapidly expanding e-commerce fashion startup, impresses everyone, and is recruited. Jules Ostin (Anne Hathaway), the company's founder, is one person who is not very fond of the idea.

Jules Ostin, the business's founder, is played by Anne Hathaway. She is initially skeptical, but as the story progresses, she realizes how wonderful Ben is.

Through the course of the movie and the development of their relationship, numerous lessons emerge that we want to focus on today. Here are some life lessons you can learn from this movie.

Lessons From The Movie- THE INTERN

1. Trust

Books, stories, movies, and whatnot, still even the summation of all of them can not make you realize the importance of this value and the worth it carries with it. You can truly know this once you experience it. How trust is built up gradually in the characters with time is remarkable. Having someone you can trust is absolute bliss, nurture and take care of it because valuable as it is, delicate it gets.

2. Your Dreams

The relationship with our dreams is like that of a child with his parents. Only the parents can guess how their ward is doing, and it is doubtful for any other parent to completely understand anyone else’s child. The same goes with your dream; only you hold the ability to understand the value your dream carries. Again, it’s unlikely that anyone else would. In some cases, even loved ones don’t understand how much your dream means to you. You can’t rely on people to understand you or your dream, so you better tighten your belt and get to act on and cherish your dreams all by yourself.