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The movie glorifies a smuggler who when faced with challenges in society turns to illicit means for his survival. If we analyze the movie properly we will realize that the movie is pure messaging of anarchy. Though the movie is intriguing, the whole narrative it promotes can never be considered good for society. Pushpa: The Rise, one of the biggest blockbusters of the year, glorified the rags to riches story of a red sandalwood smuggler. READ | Allu Arjun's Birthday: Rashmika, Chiranjeevi & other celebs extend wishes to 'Pushpa' star A prime example of this can be seen in the messaging propagated in the movie ‘Pushpa: The Rise’. They mostly tell stories of disappointment. The movie industry in Bharat currently promotes all the vices. When we dig deeper we find a heavy influence of the left lobby over the industry. However, the discourses and narratives run by the industry are seldom for the betterment of society. In Bharat also, the movie and music industry has been very instrumental in spreading narratives and running discourses. The industry has the power to augment an issue or downplay it. The movie industry of the west pretty much governs the way we dress, the brands we use, the food that we eat, the car we drive, the heroes we follow, and pretty much everything around us. The local Byomkesh Bakshi slowly got dwarfed by Sherlock Holmes. The Bharatiya local heroes and cartoon characters started getting replaced by global phenomena like Harry Potter. This is one of the prime reasons that the youth of Bharat today may not have seen Ramayana and Mahabharat but are very well versed with the Marvel universe.
READ | Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna to kickstart 'Pushpa 2' shoot in July? Details inside The same is even reflected through the cinema after independence where almost little to no education about Bharatiya Samskritik heritage is provided through films. The result was that an ordinary Bharatiya, ignorant of his culture, heritage, and history, fell into an inferiority complex. Even after independence many ancient dance forms, folklore, and history were systematically suppressed. However, throughout history with the suppression of Bhartiya culture by rulers of Abrahamic faiths, the penetration of Bharatiya Samskriti has reduced immensely. The reminiscence of which is felt even till today. Wang Hui, Professor of the Tsinghua Institute for Advanced Study states that “Many years ago, one of my old friends in China made a comment that in a long history, India has had huge impacts on reshaping Chinese civilizations, mainly because of Buddhism.” The impact of Bharat was felt throughout southeast Asia. The impact of Bharat in shaping different civilizations is widely accepted. The Sanatan Sanskriti has remained eternal because of the influence of its soft power and its ability to embrace diversity. The greatness of Bharatiya Samskriti was accepted by different parts of the world not because of the brute force of a sword but through various messengers who spread the teachings of great teachers to different parts of the world through love and grace. This spread of knowledge was not controlled by boundaries. The ancient Bharatiya Samskriti passed on from one generation to another through rock carvings, dramatic adaptations of Mahabharat and Ramayana, music, and different forms of dance and paintings. Throughout history, the dominant forces have always impacted other cultures through the spread of folklore, art, dance, songs, drama, and historical narrations. It can influence culture and civilizations. The potential of soft power is immeasurable. The greatest religions convert the world through stories.” Beware of the storytellers who are not fully conscious of the importance of their gifts, and who are irresponsible in the application of their art. Once a people’s story has been corrupted their fate is doomed. Stories define a people’s history and aid in shaping their future. A demoralized nation tells demoralized stories to itself. The Famous Nigerian Novelist Ben Okri once said: “To poison a nation, poison its stories.