Morya

2011
1h 56min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaThe Ganesh Chaturti festival has the potential to unite communities but divides them when it gets overly commercialized and competitive.The Ganesh Chaturti festival has the potential to unite communities but divides them when it gets overly commercialized and competitive.The Ganesh Chaturti festival has the potential to unite communities but divides them when it gets overly commercialized and competitive.

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In 1893 Lokmanya Balgangadhar Tilak gave a public form to the celebration of the festival of Ganpati which made it genuinely a people's festival. He saw in the festival, a way of uniting people for a common cause with the aim to bring about political consciousness under the guise of a religious celebration, with freedom for India being the ultimate goal. The movie revolves around the Ganeshotsav festival and amount of political influence involved in the celebration in modern days.

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A Gr8 Tribute to the ideals of Lokmanya and a Call to Save festivals from modernization!

This movie is a genuine reformer of ideas. It is a reminder to the lost essence of Ganeshotsav which is being insulted under facade of modernization.

Also it is an attempt to foster Hindu-Muslim Unity and how in early years of independent India politicians made the people fight among themselves on basis of religion for their votes.

It is a testament to the rich ideals of Shri Lokmanya. And all Indians must watch this especially the youth irrespective of anything.

Salute to the movie crew! Jai Hind Jai Ganesha

Extras- In 1893 Lokmanya Tilak gave a public form to the celebration of the festival of Ganpati which made it genuinely a people's festival. He saw in the festival, a way of uniting people for a common cause with the aim to bring about political consciousness under the guise of a religious celebration, with freedom for India being the ultimate goal.