Bha Ratha

Brilliantly made, the story telling the attention to details and sheer genius of how the little nuances of satire are woven into the entire script so poetically.. Even the grieving sultan's skit in the middle totally unrelated but it's so well captured i watch that particular clip a 1000 times.. Characters like Tent Rajanna with his face full of talcum powder and bling, the Muslim character, The begged at the mutta, I mean each and every detail is just sheer genius.. The Handi Joke during the lunch just cannot be forgotten about 🤣😂🤣

The movie's plot though takes the path of vigilante justice. There is a very powerful and relevant point the audience and the society missed from this movie is about the right to bear arms. The disproportionate power the gangs of men or gangs in general have over Individuals in scenarios and places where the Law breaks down temporarily & natural dispositions a.k.a Animalistic nature of Humans as a species comes out, at times and places where social rules temporarily gets suspended, for example in deserted places, at wrong time of the day when people retire home or in other instances when violent crimes happen right in the heart of a bustling market. The instances when crimes happen between a perpetrator and a victim. The major disproportionate advantage with the criminals is a weapon of choice mostly illegal which a law abiding citizen is cannot have. This movie explores that equalising agent of having the power of Intelligence and a weapon that allows you to seek justice. But imagine a society if law abiding citizens and women were armed such advantage of criminals ganging up on individuals, women, intimidating and violating their honour could be prevented with lethal Weapons that if law allows for every law abiding citizen to get license to and carry at all times, then threats to life and modesty posed by these anti-social anti-human elements who are better off being neutralised ( Menaing If you use a weapon or deadly violent attack to kill me I have every right to take your life ) have the right to neutralise threats with reasonable evidence that use of force was just.

Bollywood is heavily Infiltrated by post-modernist, feminist & neo-marxist myths very subtly being pushed to the masses that appeals to middle eastern & NRI population. The whole feminist idea of toxic masculinity and it's antidote of soft romantic heros who look whimpy soy boys very much the norm in left leaning politically correct Hollywood. All of this has ignored masses of young and middle aged people of India who face everyday reality, who know what reality and ideology based myths are, versus hyperbolic version of it is, like in art. Movies like Bahubhali and KGF without well known stardom that the Indian audience was familiar with yet managed to create and compete against the again the Myth of stardom. This just shows that the real people of India across languages and culture accept a true Indian ethos relatable content with masculinity and action that is accepted nothing as toxic or other such baseless political truths but what men and women naturally seek to emobody. KGF and Yash the actor in many ways offers that bite of refreshing ressurgance of actual cinema that masses love especially when there is an honest effort of respecting cultural nuances across different languages and cultural uniqueness that all of us relate to as Indians. The negative reviews if not all are based on the defensive of the ideological grounds.