I will try to briefly explain how Hinduism is being attacked in movies. The attack on Hinduism in movies is happening from three angles. The first is the distortion of poetic legends. Abusing Hinduism in both on-screen characters. Behavior of pagans behind three screens… Valmiki’s Ramayana, Vyasa Bharatam… Indian literature is like two eyes to the eloquent body. But there are times when these are twisted for entertainment…
I am ashamed as a person from the film industry to see the greatness that has been attributed to Karna’s character from the movies that came out many years ago to the Kalki movie that came out yesterday.
Would anyone agree with Karna as a brave man who advised Draupadi to wear rings in a full assembly? Will the Hindhava society accept Karna, who saw the Gandharva army and ran in fear of his life, leaving even his friend behind? Is it right to say that Karna is as great a giver as Dharmaraja, just by donating the small amount of wealth he got in the kingdom that was gifted to him.
In the movie Kalki, if it is said that Karna with the bow given by Surya is a hero than Arjuna with the bow given by God Agni.
In the Ramayana Valmiki is a stone and a woman.. As if the stone was lifted and the war was fought between Rama and Lavakusa, there are many false imaginations and many distortions to make the film look beautiful. If you stay like this, more things like this will keep coming..
Some time ago in a Hindi song called Dham Maro Dham, Hare Krishna Hare Rama was used as an ISKCON slogan in an item song. In the poster of the documentary Kali, Kalika Mata is shown smoking a cigarette. In the movie PK, Pan Parak was placed on the stone and it was pretended to be Shiva Lingam. But they are not going to the heathens. Because they take sandals and beat them..
In the movie Cosmic Sex, Gurus and monks came and had sex with prostitutes. When a painter like MMF Hussain depicted deities like Saraswati and Lakshmi in an obscene manner, Akram Hussain another painter.. When Lord Krishna was placed in a bar and Gopis were depicted in bikinis. Ananth Sriram continued his speech.