AdipurushVibhishan’s Siddhant KarnickVery certain that India should continue to make films depicting our culture and spiritual heritage so that the younger generation is able to really connect with the stories through popular culture.
Describing the event that led to this realization, SiddhantaHe said, “When I saw my film Adipurush on the big screen for the first time with the audience, I just stopped there as the end credits rolled as a mark of respect to the team and then I saw a kid who was about 10 years old. years old, jumping on stage and dancing happily. He looked like he was having the best time of his life. And it struck me that this is a movie that should be shown to kids in our A must watch to get intimately acquainted with the epic tales.”
He continued, “I see my nephews and even some of my adult friends wearing superhero T-shirts that are largely fictional characters like Spider Man And Superman, and here’s our own ithihas Full of super heroes and mythological gods whose stories and images are still in text form. We need to cleverly use pop culture to pass on the stories of our gods to our children’s generation, showing them that our gods are cooler and more flaky than fictional superheroes. I am not saying that we should stay away from western superheroes. Not at all, but it’s time to focus on our Gods and bring these stories to the superhero language that today’s kids are used to.”
Describing the event that led to this realization, SiddhantaHe said, “When I saw my film Adipurush on the big screen for the first time with the audience, I just stopped there as the end credits rolled as a mark of respect to the team and then I saw a kid who was about 10 years old. years old, jumping on stage and dancing happily. He looked like he was having the best time of his life. And it struck me that this is a movie that should be shown to kids in our A must watch to get intimately acquainted with the epic tales.”
He continued, “I see my nephews and even some of my adult friends wearing superhero T-shirts that are largely fictional characters like Spider Man And Superman, and here’s our own ithihas Full of super heroes and mythological gods whose stories and images are still in text form. We need to cleverly use pop culture to pass on the stories of our gods to our children’s generation, showing them that our gods are cooler and more flaky than fictional superheroes. I am not saying that we should stay away from western superheroes. Not at all, but it’s time to focus on our Gods and bring these stories to the superhero language that today’s kids are used to.”