- The Imperial Institute of Technology in the film is the old name of the current Indian Institute of Technology.
- The campus that appears in the film is the campus of the Indian Institute of Management, where the crew filmed for 33 days.
- Rancho said in the film that some people first studied machinery, then management, and finally became bankers. This is precisely the trajectory of the novel author Chaten Begat. Zichateng Baigat first studied mechanics at the Indian Institute of Technology, then management at the Indian Institute of Management, and finally became a banker.
- The film was shot in cities in Delhi, Bangalore, Mumbai, and Shimla.
- The film’s producer, Chopra, once stated that "Three Idiots" will be available on YouTube within 12 weeks after its release in theaters-this will be the first Indian film to officially land on YouTube legally-but it is a pity , The video finally failed to appear on YouTube.
- After the film was released, it broke many records in the Indian box office. It is also the second best-selling Indian film overseas.
- Many gadgets invented by Indians are used in the film, such as the razor that uses the power of a bicycle to shear wool.
- Director Rakuma Hirani asked his older male protagonists to lose weight, and at the same time asked the female protagonist to gain weight. His approach was ridiculed by the crew as "the most idiotic director in history." But Hillani later defended that it was a joke he made to the crew.
- Amir Khan, who plays Rancho in the film, refuses to enjoy his birthday cake. When others ask him why, he replied that he only drinks milk and eats a little banana every day. For the role of Rancho, he wants to lose weight.
- Fahan used a Nikon manual film SLR camera at the beginning of the film. When he graduated, his father bought him a new camera, which was a Nikon DSLR.
- Volvo's XC-90 R-Design appeared in the film, which is a new SUV sedan from 2010.
3 Idiots behind the scenes gags
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Jazmyn 2022-04-24 07:01:03
9 points: The exaggeration and banter unique to Indian films largely fulfills the film's questioning of the education system and the standard of success or failure, as well as the presentation of the friendship of the three idiots. These seemingly clichéd issues become so in the film specific and profound. A happy ending is no longer "perfect" forever, it's about taking it for granted.
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Hope 2022-04-23 07:01:22
This one is really good, laughs and tears, it's thought-provoking, not bad, not bad
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Rancho: Instruments that record analyse summarize organize debate and explain information which are illustrative non-illustrative hardbound paperback jacketed non-jacketed with forward introduction, table of contents, index that are intended for the enlightenment, understanding enrichment enhancement and education of the human brain through sensory root of vision... Sometimes touch
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Rancho: I never manage to plant the kiss dude... the nose comes in between.