The theory of everything is a biodrama of a renowned physicist Stephen Hawking. It features a love story and unconditional relationship of Hawking with his wife Jane Wilde. The film is directed by James Marsh and is based on the memoir 'Travelling to Infinity: My Life with Stephen'.

The biodrama stars Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones as Stephen and Jane. The film has basically portrayed the love story and life of Hawking as he goes from an enthusiastic college student to achieve the highest pillars of success.

Part of the film focuses on Hawking dealing with his physical problems, going from despair to determination.

The story starts from Cambridge, when Eddie Redmayne meets a poetry student named Felicity Jones and eventually both fall in love with each other. The story takes a turn when Stephen is diagnosed with a motor-neuron disorder, ALS (often known as Lou Gehrig's disease) and was given just two years to live.

He starts to avoid Jane and retreats into his dorm room. However, Jane persists in seeing him and telling him that she loves him and will take any amount of time together that they are given.

Stephen and Jane marry and have three children. As Stephen develops his theories and becomes internationally renowned, his body slowly collapses into itself, leaving him disabled for the rest of his life.

Jones' unconditional love and devotion and her belief in Stephen's genius has been shown brilliantly. Braced by Jane's (Felicity Jones) love and encouragement, Hawking not only survives decades beyond the two years he was supposed to live, but he becomes one of the greatest minds in human history.

However, the movie is not about Hawking's achievements rather it's about the love and struggles of a relationship. The story portrays how he and Jane defy terrible odds and combat difficulties.

This is not an extraordinary story about two ordinary people rather an ordinary story of two extraordinary people.