Watched #RRRMovie by Rajamouli.
If it is anything, it is a complex narrative of the Kshatriya Dharma without embarrassing apology for Hindu ethos.
Metaphors of Shri Rama and Bhimasena inform the characters. The main protagonist has Janeu while exercising his body.
If it is anything, it is a complex narrative of the Kshatriya Dharma without embarrassing apology for Hindu ethos.
Metaphors of Shri Rama and Bhimasena inform the characters. The main protagonist has Janeu while exercising his body.
The focus of the relation between the two protagonists, one elite and the other subaltern- is not that of “social Justice” struggle, but of collaboration. The elite guides and is supported by the subaltern, both rooted in dharma. Conflict not of ideals but situations.
Apaddharma is depicted. The protagonist begins to live in the guise of a Muslim, but is very conscious of his roots.
When opportunity arises, he worships Shiva and declares - I am not a Musalmaan. A dialogue that is sure to burn liberal hearts. No Secularism here.
When opportunity arises, he worships Shiva and declares - I am not a Musalmaan. A dialogue that is sure to burn liberal hearts. No Secularism here.
The movie in the end concludes bringing together the founding fathers of Indian national resurgence. It begins with Netaji and Sardar Patel, skips Gandhi and Nehru. In the final screen it pays homage to Shivaji, the founding father of Indian nationalism. Most appropriate ending.
Those who may object to unrealistic heroic stunts may be removed from the atishayokti method of narratives of all the Hindu epics and vIragAthA poetries.
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