హనుమంతుడు తోకతో కొడితే బాలీవుడ్ ఖాన్స్ ఖతం//If Hanuman strikes with his tail, the Bollywood Khans...
Author Name:PARASHURAM TALKS
Youtube Channel Url:https://www.youtube.com/@PARASHURAMTALKS
Youtube Video URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B382pdTOf8w
Transcript:
(00:01) In Bollywood, a group of four or five Khans—Shah Rukh Khan, Aamir Khan, Salman Khan, and Saif Ali Khan— thought they were untouchable and supreme, and a few others joined them. It wasn’t just their own stars; our heroes joined them too. The entire mafia is in their hands. Moreover, Bollywood itself is run by a mafia.
(00:26) Who should become a hero there? Who should become a zero? They are the ones who decide everything. They even ended up destroying Sushant Singh Rajput. The tragic part is that our own people are involved in this too. Anyway, setting that aside, when Baahubali was released in 2015 by Rajamouli, the discussion in Bollywood was, "Who is this person from a regional industry, this Rajamouli? They say he hasn't had a single flop; let's see what he's bringing.
(00:53) " Honestly , the Bollywood heroes—the kings or Khans we mentioned—didn't even talk about it. The film Baahubali was released in 2015; it didn't meet the huge expectations in terms of collections, but it played like a masterwork and grossed over 500 crores. It managed to compete to some extent with certain Bollywood films.
(01:13) But everything changed with Baahubali 2, which came in 2017. Baahubali 2 didn't just change the Telugu film industry; it changed the graph of the entire Indian film industry. Until then, they hadn't counted any other film as a threat. The Khans, or the mafia—the Bollywood mafia—never cared about anyone else from the other sections of Bollywood.
(01:37) Meaning, they ignored anyone from the other side, and furthermore, no film could even be produced in Bollywood without the mafia's consent. There was no situation where they would care about our regional films. But after Baahubali 2, even if they didn't fully grasp it, they wondered, "How did this film gross 2000 crores?" Because even though the movie Dangal grossed 2000 crores, it earned most of that in China; it made over 1000 crores, up to 1200 crores there.
(02:03) It only made 800 crores here. If it made 1200 crores there, how much did we get? After 90%is gone, we only get 10%, meaning only 120 crores reached Bollywood's hands, so no one cared much about it. But Baahubali is not like that; it earned 1850 crores right here with us. That was a huge miracle; by that calculation, Baahubali 2 earned 1000 crores more than Dangal, which is why Baahubali got the fame despite Dangal's higher total collection.
(02:29) Even then, the Khans weren't very scared, thinking, "Fine, miracles happen once in a while.""It's no big deal, we have our own dominance. " In the meantime, with the rapid rise of social media and the subsequent success of our South Indian films, why are they hitting the mark? Until now, what Bollywood showed was women barely dressed in scraps of cloth, projected in the most derogatory way possible.
(02:57) They would wear saris but no bindis. Western culture was projected so poorly there that it eventually even ruined the youth. Until then, Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan just kept unbuttoning their shirts, thinking that was what a "body" was all about. And as for Aamir Khan, while talking about "Satyamev Jayate," he spread only lies and false propaganda; he had no respect for our country, our principles, or national ideology.
(03:23) Shah Rukh Khan is better than America in some aspects; I mean, if you compare the two, Shah Rukh Khan is far better. They escaped America; what a miserable person he is. Their arrogance started suppressing every film coming from South India. Eventually, even a film like Karthikeya 2 crushed their arrogance.
(03:42) After that, our RRR and KGF 2, all these films launched a major assault. Okay, let's assume they launched such an attack. If so, what about Hanu-Man, built with a budget of two crores; this Hanu-Man also gained immense popularity, but how much humiliation did that film face? Initially, when they asked to at least take the film for OTT, no one was ready to pick it up.
(04:06) Even when asked to provide at least a few screens, no one gave them. Finally, after begging and falling at their feet, Chaturvedi managed to get about 100 theaters. What is that? For the last 10 years, the major reasons for this have been the rising effect of social media in Bollywood, the arrival of South Indian movies, and the fading influence of the mafia.
(04:27) In total, he reportedly got about 100 screens. Even after projecting it on those 100 screens, they removed 75 screens after just three days. Only 25 screens were kept, it seems. Then friends watched it, others watched it, they bought tickets, told others, who then watched it, spread word-of-mouth, projected it better within their reach, and in many such ways, they created as much hype as needed for the film.
(04:56) As people went to watch it, there was a temple; nobody really knew about Neem Karoli Baba, or his life history; people didn't even know Neem Karoli Baba existed. Neem Karoli Baba was born in Uttar Pradesh in the year 1900, and he was a devotee of Lord Hanuman. Married at the age of 11, he left his parents and wife to embrace asceticism, traveled across the country, and introduced peace and spirituality to the world, and especially to our nation.
(05:28) He molded many people into becoming devotees of Hanuman. "There is nothing, just trust in Hanuman," just like Lord Krishna said, we just need to do our duty, meaning if we perform our karma, the results will follow automatically, and he continued his path accordingly. Later, at his father's request, he returned home, lived with his wife, and had three children, but then he returned to his travels, built many temples, and even earned praise from the British; he was a man who even made the British bow down, and those who
(06:00) insulted him ended up facing humiliation themselves. So, with this backdrop, the film produced by Chaturvedi became a blockbuster hit; made with two crore rupees, today it is collecting over 110 crores. It’s all over now. No matter how you look at it, we cannot stop them anymore; a change has come among the people.
(06:23) What have our muscle-men shown us so far? They just used their muscles to make half their films hits. And then they boasted about 500 crores or 600 crores. But now , how are our films coming? They are coming with our culture and traditions. We haven't insulted Western culture anywhere, but we are continuing to tell the story of our own culture.
(06:45) In the end, we are even in a position to criticize films like Adipurush, made by people like Om Raut. Everyone knows why we criticized it. It means we are now in a position to speak the truth as it is. Some could not fearlessly criticize Bollywood, but we criticized it without fear, telling them not to make such movies.
(07:05) And today, Sanatana Dharma has flourished to such an extent that when a movie made with two crore rupees receives such great support, what is the main reason? If you ask Chaturvedi garu, he says, "I have nothing to do with it, I don't know; I produced it, I did my best, I don't know how the result came about, nor do I understand why it's getting this much, I don't even know what's happening.
(07:23) " What is the reason for all this? Our Sanatana Dharma is about uplifting each other, helping one another, giving and taking; this positivity within us is exactly what became a plus for this movie. It means if we just nurture the culture we have, there is greatness in that. There is a meaning in everything.
(07:48) Why was it linked to divinity? Because humans will listen to anything only if it is named after divinity. The dharma that has scientifically shaped our lives is Sanatana Dharma. Pray to Krishna, or pray to Rama, pray to Shiva, or don't pray at all; just follow your dharma, and you will have everyone's blessings.
(08:09) Isn't that what our dharma says? We don't have blind superstitions here. Superstitions crept in midway, and even though there were times we paid attention to them, we later discarded them. But today, every movie made with two crore rupees is blowing away every movie made with 100 crore rupees, from Tollywood to Bollywood.
(08:28) The Khans must now come with stories; Aamir Khan's time is over. Because his mentality is known to everyone now. Shah Rukh Khan is the only one still able to fight because he has some substance; Salman Khan has no substance. Now they must come with stories. He is no longer in a situation where he cares much about those stories either.
(08:48) Therefore, the triad of Khans is finished. The over-cleverness shown by Saif Ali Khan has also fallen flat on its face. As for the Khans, or our people who supported these Khans, or this mafia— our Lord Hanuman's tail has lashed out and struck all of this in Bollywood once. What is the situation today? Today, Sanatana Dharma is visible even in movies.
(09:11) Many people think otherwise, but cinema also has a very big impact. Because we have seen movies like Annamayya, and we witnessed the situation back in 1998-99 where many people went to Tirupati to have a darshan of Lord Venkateswara after watching such a film; a movie can show that much of an effect. That is the greatness within this life story.
(09:34) Neem Karoli Baba, or Lakshminarayana Sharma garu—that is his real name, right? His life story is the greatness contained within it. If we have that greatness, we will become great someday .
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