Ranjeev Hari

This is a masterpiece in story telling and pacing. I’m drawn to the grim transformation of Dream into a butterfly facilitated by delightful Delirium. The two sides of the same coin. The compassionate tripundra’s self exile and how he had a dog. Hara Hara Mahadev.

The crux and basis is you can turn peasants into magnificence. Reflects in the casting and the ending of the sequence.

Disappointing on many levels, that I erased it from my psyche.

It captured a premise of quantum computers and stuck with the storyline nicely. Women diversity was nice for once, and not objectifying them sexually.

Only Hollywood have the cheap need to sensationalize a major religion's holy book verse for promotion and marketing using a sex scene. Seems they lack the money and morals to capture the publics attention or that Christopher Nolan is a sick idiot. I'm sure he's aware the original verse were uttered in reverence and gestalt fear and overwhelming emotion unless he lacks the basic faculties for proper research. It just shows the lack of culture among the West and the very need to degrade others to uplift their scanty pride. Hollywood had truly outdone itself.

Absolute standing ovation, from start to finish. Massively chiseled the best performance from all actors.