It impact us as well and our mind that story is related to my life as well we slip the…

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Nikita ji, that slip is exactly the thing worth catching in the act. A story works on you because some old belief or wound in you is already waiting, looking for a character to confirm it - the fear, the grievance, the need to be proven right. The useful move isn't to stop feeling moved by a story, but to ask, right when you feel pulled in, what in my own life is this touching? Whose vindication am I actually craving when I want the hero to win? That turns the character's arc into a mirror for the belief you're still carrying, rather than just a borrowed emotion you forget once the film ends.