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Saturday, April 20, 2024

Balagam – A must-watch Telugu film on kula rituals that connects to the core beauty of Hindu civilization

“Balagam – A Telugu Film on Kula Rituals that Belies Marxist Sociology – and no, it is not Scientific Hindutva or Hindutva as Modernity either”, brhit.in:

“The title is deliberate.

I usually prefer the subtle over the explicit, the enduring over the urgent.

This movie demands a dispelling of the niceties though. It compels us to sit up and shake things a bit. It does so not with any explicit agenda but just by being itself, by ignoring us.

In fact, it is the precise absence of any agenda, that easy self-awareness that lends authenticity. It is like our Civilization – Organic, Flowing and Continuous.

It locates itself smack in the middle of our discourse. What Kantara did to our understanding of our devas, Balagam does to our understanding of our people…”

Read the full article at brhit.in

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