Arvind Mishra
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Great treatise on ancient Indian wisdom.
History of Dharmaśāstra
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Nothing new, if we leave imigeries, visuals and vfx effects. Cameron is smart enough to borrow names, concepts and even visuals from different sources. He owes much to Indian mythology from where he lifted Avatar first and in the sequel, Amrita words. Idea of tails of multiple characters from the army of Lord Rama which constitute monkeys and apes. Audience would identify some more scenes lifted from Bahubali as lifting of an infant in beginning and shipwreck scenes from Titanic made by himself. Story has no novelty. Same old and very familiar tribal fights.
Avatar: The Way of Water
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A work of laboured writing which lacks spontaneity. Surprised that international prizes are given to such works which are very difficult to comprehend by common audience. I don't know who are its target audience? May be from some sentient aliens from a different world.
Tomb of Sand
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