Can anyone explain its ending plz?

He lived for experiences. He was satisfied with the amount of experiences he had garnered in his lifetime and apparently wanted to experience suicide to test the boundaries of reality. That's what I got from it.

I think the ending has been deliberately left vague so that people can derive their own interpretations. That way, the film becomes more meaningful with the passage of time.

As someone else has also mentioned, the ending is left to be interpreted by the viewer. These are my first thoughts. I am sure I will find more meanings as I think more about the film.

I think that with the main theme of the movie and its (brilliant) ending, the writer wants to encourage the viewers to lead an action-oriented life. The main theme is about not just passively going through the motions and about going out in the world and experiencing life your own way.

Similarly, with the ending, the writer wants to convey a call to action to the audience. If you listen carefully to the narration by Sudhir Mishra while he is falling, he says that he keeps getting this recurring dream where he is flying like a bird; while he is flying, the happiness that he experiences cannot be described in words.

We all have hopes and aspirations in life - some easily attainable, some not quite so. The writer wants us to jump off the cliff in pursuit of these dreams and aspirations, just like Bauji did. Then we will experience happiness that will be impossible to describe in words - a wondrous feeling.


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uh, what do I know ?!?

The scene wanna convey that follow your dreams , no matter how bizarre / crazy it is . It doesn't encourage suicide at all but showing an extreme condition that to what extent one can really go an achieve .