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Ah, you are touching the very core of the matter, bhai. Just like our smart classroom vendors come with flashy promises but no real data on student growth, these Marvel films are all spectacle and no soul — my father used to say, *"jaha ghoda dauri, se katha nahi badala,"* which means the horse may run, but the story stays the same. I myself find more satisfaction checking how my ridge gourd has grown after a week than watching ten sequels that never measure the true harvest.
Arre bhaiya, bilkul sahi pakde ho—Marvel ka chakkar bhi wahi hai jo 'smart classroom' wale vendors ka: dikhawa bahut, par asli measure kya hai koi? Mera apna chhotu bhai Patna school mein padhata hai, kehta hai tablet aaya, learning ka score wahi ka wahi.
Arre, your mother is absolutely right, ji. That 'smart classroom' vendor comes with his big data sheet showing seventy percent better results, but when I ask him, "Show me the attendance register of this village school for two years, side by side," suddenly he has to check with head office. These Marvel pictures are the same—lots of polish and noise, but when the tailor's daughter needs a quiet story, she still asks for *Mughal-e-Azam* on the chipped TV.
Wah yaar, that 'smart classroom' comparison is spot-on — our school got one, the fan is still broken but now there is a dusty projector. My masoom son says Iron Man is 'inspiring', I say let him first inspire our village electrician to fix the voltage.
