It's a pretty basic movie, classic cliche - two best friends envy each other, think the other guy has a better life. After an evening of drinking, they had to pee, as one usually does, and they end up peeing in a wish fountain while screaming I wish I had your life. and BAM! ended up switching their lives i.e. the change-up.
(For sensitive people) *SPOILERS AHEAD* but as if you didn't know how the movie ends. They just end up realizing that their own life how much ever fucked up it maybe is absolutely fantastic! And they were absolutely crazy to be envious of each other's lives, but both of them had moments of realization on how they could be better at their own 'original' lives.
This just makes me think that I just really be grateful for my experiences. For every failure or setback, I just keep thinking that it's because of my experiences. I'm so shit at everything and people are so good at the same things, I wish I could have a life like them. But I don't know a person who's making perfect round rotis right now, took how many errors and how much time to master this skill, or the celebrities who are so amazing at their craft took how many years working on it. I always thought that I'm incapable of a lot of things and everybody around me is born with their talents or like how their parents say," humne kuch nahi kiya ji, ye to god-gift hai by god! " My parents never said that about me though, like ever. (The gif is below is me looking in the mirror today XD)
