Yesterday was friday.My friends invited me to accompany them to a
movie,a comedy called 'Oh my God'.It was in a predominantly Indian
settlement half an hours drive from the city of London.It was a bollywood
movie with Paresh Rawail .Supposedly a comedy,Paresh Rawail ,normally
carries a movie well on his shoulders.I liked the movie.
It was a satire directed against religion of any form.For a country like India
it was almost revolutionary.It infact challenges the audience to actually
think and make an informed choice.It denounces temples and any form of
rituals and even idols!!
It infact,challenges the audience to read the Holy scriptures and understand
it whether it be Gita,Bible or a Koran.It talks about becoming a friend of
God.
I thought to myself-"It is atleast a step forward."
It ended with a quote from Gita which sounded like "You shall know the
truth and truth shall make you free"
I for one would like to say Amen to that.
movie,a comedy called 'Oh my God'.It was in a predominantly Indian
settlement half an hours drive from the city of London.It was a bollywood
movie with Paresh Rawail .Supposedly a comedy,Paresh Rawail ,normally
carries a movie well on his shoulders.I liked the movie.
It was a satire directed against religion of any form.For a country like India
it was almost revolutionary.It infact challenges the audience to actually
think and make an informed choice.It denounces temples and any form of
rituals and even idols!!
It infact,challenges the audience to read the Holy scriptures and understand
it whether it be Gita,Bible or a Koran.It talks about becoming a friend of
God.
I thought to myself-"It is atleast a step forward."
It ended with a quote from Gita which sounded like "You shall know the
truth and truth shall make you free"
I for one would like to say Amen to that.
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