On the fourth anniversary of the live-action remake of 'The Lion King' today, we reflect on the timeless life lessons that continue to resonate with audiences.
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Lesson 1: Circle of life
The film showcases the circle of life, as Simba reclaims his throne from his power-hungry uncle, Scar, restoring balance and harmony in Pride Land.
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Lesson 2: 'Hakuna Matata'
Simba learns 'Hakuna Matata'—a Swahili phrase meaning "don't worry, be happy." This extremely powerful phrase holds relevance beyond the cinematic realm.
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Lesson 3: Overcoming adversities
Nala—Simba's childhood friend—plays a prominent role in making the young lion prince realize the abandonment of his responsibilities.
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Lesson 4: Importance of family
The film highlights the powerful bond between Simba and Mufasa and the unwavering support of Timon and Pumbaa during Simba's struggles.
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Lesson 5: Embracing identity
Rafiki—the baboon—teaches Simba to embrace his individuality. Their conversations encourage the viewers to listen to their inner calling.