Blaze in the heart of Rajput could be doused by ‘brainpower’

From starting to till now, not all jolted from the movie Padmavati but few got the loopholes. The assembly election passed, media TRP went high, movie was also released but an only thing left is ‘shouting Rajput’ and ‘violence’.

Nothing but an image of ‘misogyny’, Rajput community portrayed by vandalising the public property, attacking at school bus, threatening even to destroy the Parliament and Supreme court and bounty on actress.

In such the state, Rajasthan, where it is at the first in child- marriage (below 15 age), the second in cruelty by husband with wives and fifth highest rate of crime against women, according to the National Crime Records.

 

A spark– when Rajput group Karni Sena smacked Sanjay Leela Bhansali during shooting of the movie in Rajasthan– became blaze when politicians jumped into the conclusion before the CBFC or the Supreme court’s approach.

Politician’s comment on the controversial movie ‘Padmavat’ poisoned Rajput group Karni Sena’s ear to spread its wing of protest throughout the nation ahead of assembly elections in two states, Gujrat and Himachal Pradesh. In the tense situation of GDP was 5.4%, unemployment, the issues– glitch-ridden GST and demonetisation– became non-issue and the non-issues became the issue (Padmaavati controversy).

Rajput community disagreeing with the movie saying distorted the velour and pride of Rani Padmaavati by the director Sanjay Leela Bhansali, needed the most political assurance of consideration on the facts or reality instead of taking the hasty decision as banning the movie in the states, before deciding by Historians or experts.    

Before the release of film, Veteran actors kept mum despite on the bounty on adept and ingenious actress Deepika Padukone’s nose, in the film industry which is considered brave, rational, secular and fearless. The third day after releasing the movie, Hema Malini, Asha Parekh and Waheeda Rehman and other Bollywood actors cannot stop raving about Sanjay Leela Bhansali's magnum opus Padmaavat and say that this is a film that will be remembered forever.

This would be much appreciated if, to tranquil the heat, the veterans would come forward and save the degnity of Industry, as open threat to the woman, the star, protagonist Deepika Padukone.

Bollywood or the nation would have been the first one to join the hand of Rajput groups if it had marched, not violence, for the social causes of state.