Sweta Satpathy

I loved brahmastra. I loved the connection shiva and isha shared....in old movies they show love where people dont try out people they just meet and dedicate each other to the person just because they want to. The old school kind of love which makes no sense but you miss it and now if a movie shows that you wont say its good old pure soulfull romance. I loved shivas journey through his internal discovery, how he was willing to get destroyed to protect isha and how the interplay of confusion of his origin and his present plays out. I loved how they honoured the astras they shows the supremacy in vanar , in a nandi in water air fire everthing......they showed how thease are not just things of our nature or animals they are compnents or deep power and intelligence like spiritually nature is bilieved to have. I loved how the guru was a guide but not the all knowing....he didnt know almost as much as as shiva and they both are learning about the dark powers together and fighting togteher....he is just helping shiva be confident in his fight as a guru. I will wait to see the great warriors who gave birth to shiva , Dev and amrita....i will wait for the 2nd part because i feel in a story of such love power and scarifice thease two charachters will teach me a lot too.

This movie is glorifying everything unhealthy about toxic relationship.....are u lost baby girl.......how do you bring yourself to treat someone you met for the very first time with such an incredible level of understanding about respect and privacy.