'The Polar Express' (2004)
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Teacher of the Year
Teacher of the Year is A Tale told with utmost compassion and Passion trying to bring back the Ideal , Applied, Practical approach to Life which is instilled in ones' Formative School days, will be a Journey to the Glorious Chapters of one's Past , Connecting the dots to the Future. Teacher of the year is the story based on the current education system. The movie highlight the relationship between student and teach.
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Teacher of the Year is A Tale told with utmost compassion and Passion trying to bring back the Ideal , Applied, Practical approach to Life which is instilled in ones' Formative School days, will be a Journey to the Glorious Chapters of one's Past , Connecting the dots to the Future. Teacher of the year is the story based on the current education system. The movie highlight the relationship between student and teach.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Dr. Vikram Panchal, Shaunak Vyas
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Runtime:157 minutes
Studio:Parth Tank Productions
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