Jai Jagannath

After seen so many terrible movies, I am glad to know there are actually good ones that are easy to see. It's great to learn more about Hinduism. I love when they mention things that I recognize from earlier learnings, such as the Vedas books and the idea of the untouchables. This movie seems to tell two stories. It features a struggling women and also two brothers wondering if they should help her. The story often meanders between these two sets of characters but it ends up working quite well at the end. I was confused because I heard this movie was twenty minutes shorter than the version I saw.

I guess I must have seen some extended version. Well, I always want to see the full version of any movie I watch! I guess it is technically a bit too long. This film was released in over ten languages! Well, I don't know how that quite works, but it's certainly something significant. There must be some world record for that. The Gods themselves don't appear that much. Some of it comes off as silly like when they take the rice, but overall it's an interesting film. You would think a movie made in a country with such a high population would have more votes here. I'm happy to review this! ***