Hi Folks...
Recently, I watched a movie directed by Prakash Jha, Chakravyuh, starring Arjun Rampal, talented Abhay Deol, Manoj Bajpai also hot babes Anjali Patil and Esha Gupta in serious roles.
Om Puri and Vinay Apte can be seen on and off in the movie....
All have acted fantastic.
On Serious side now.....
The movie shows, the unrest in India, due to the issue of Naxalites.
We all listen or read what media depicts about the Naxalites. But this movie takes neutral stand and honestly tries to show the blunt truth revolving around all Indians.
It slightly touches how Naxalism originated and moves in a fictional story format based on some real life aspects of Naxalism.
All I would say is we being youth of India must watch such movies, think as well as discuss such topics instead of just looking towards our personal lives.
Also, our discussions should further lead to some constructive acts towards development of our country in some or other way.
Personally the movie touched my heart...for multiple reasons.
Following questions remained lingering in my mind after watching this movie.....
Recently, I watched a movie directed by Prakash Jha, Chakravyuh, starring Arjun Rampal, talented Abhay Deol, Manoj Bajpai also hot babes Anjali Patil and Esha Gupta in serious roles.
Om Puri and Vinay Apte can be seen on and off in the movie....
All have acted fantastic.
On Serious side now.....
The movie shows, the unrest in India, due to the issue of Naxalites.
We all listen or read what media depicts about the Naxalites. But this movie takes neutral stand and honestly tries to show the blunt truth revolving around all Indians.
It slightly touches how Naxalism originated and moves in a fictional story format based on some real life aspects of Naxalism.
All I would say is we being youth of India must watch such movies, think as well as discuss such topics instead of just looking towards our personal lives.
Also, our discussions should further lead to some constructive acts towards development of our country in some or other way.
Personally the movie touched my heart...for multiple reasons.
Following questions remained lingering in my mind after watching this movie.....
- Why people turn to become Naxalites?
- Why the greatest part of our beloved country India is still far away from the development?
- Why our media doesn't concentrate on another side of our so called shining India and brings the other side of India in front of people of India?
- How long are we going to be in such unrest?
- Is not it our responsibility to look and help, those poor people from India to enjoy the freedom and development?
- Why only around 100 families of India are holding 25% of wealth and rest of India 75%?
- How are we going to bridge the gap between poor and rich in our country?
Friends, I have personally seen ADIVASI people at Kasara station, collecting water from Kasara station. Even small kids of age around 6-8 yrs. holding small mugs of water. These people used to board the local train at Kasara station (Which has very low frequency as we all know) and then carry all their water containers to next Sub-Stations to Kasara where there used to be no electricity, no transport and I really don't know how many to and fro they used to make to just get water for their daily usage.
If we visit areas like Vaada, Mokhaada, Javaar,(and so many other parts) can we really say they are developed? Despite they are so near from our financial capital, Mumbai.
Also, if you travel on Mumbai-Agra highway, we can see many undeveloped villages.
Why is it so?
What can we do?
Why will not these people compare themselves with rest of so called developed areas?
Isn't it our responsibility to look towards this part of our shining India without indifference?
We really need to think and take necessary action....as we really can't say when things will turn around....
Think over it!
