Amazon Prime’s new launch Tandav is a JNU rip-off replete with insults on Hindu Gods

2020 was a troublesome 12 months for the Indian cinema viewers, particularly contemplating the filth that was served on the streaming platforms packaged as ‘coming-of-age-dramas’. But appears to be like like 2021 is ready to emulate 2020 and step a number of notches additional. Amazon Prime video not too long ago launched a brand new, so-called gripping, political thriller 9-part web-series named ‘Tandav’ which does every little thing however entertain the viewers. Albeit the present slowly tries to choke the viewers with traditional tropes of wokeism, extreme pandering to the leftist ideology, and final however not the least, some zombie mind useless writing that appears to have been penned by a rebellious 17-year previous that has simply examine Communism and is intrigued in calling his pre-pubescent teenager pals – comrades.Streaming on Amazon Prime, Tandav is a political drama directed by Ali Abbas Zafar, with Saif Ali Khan, Sunil Grover, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayub and Dimple Kapadia within the lead roles, together with Tigmanshu Dhulia, Kumud Mishra, Kritika Kamra, Dino Morea, Gauhar Khan, and Sandhya Mridul. The collection relies on a younger chief named Samar Pratap Singh, whose father and the nation’s Prime Minister Devkinandan dies immediately. The complete internet collection relies on how he fulfils his duties, what challenges he fights, and the way individuals develop into his enemies.Stopped watching #Tandav after first two episodes. The takeaways from the primary two episodes are:– Shiv ji is upset as a result of Shri Ram is getting in style– Government is suppressing farmers’ protest– Cops are killing Muslims after getting upar se aadesh– UAPA is horribleContd— Atul Mishra (@TheAtulMishra) January 15, 2021Right off the bat, the 9-part present is unimaginative, pedestrian, lacklustre, tepid, boring and horrible in each writing (Gaurav Solanki is the author who additionally wrote Article 15) in addition to execution.Understandably, left-liberal cabal and its members masquerading as Social Justice Warriors (SJW) have at all times been on the helm of energy in cinema and TV however there was once sure artistry during which they spewed their propaganda previously. It was once delicate, slow-burning and used to successfully brainwash the viewers who didn’t have a clue that they have been being swayed round.However, in an try and develop into a leftist commentary of our occasions, the TV collection falls flat in attempting to excessively push its vile agenda. Mixing politics with motion pictures labored previously as a result of the conservatives or the right-wing had remained dormant however with social media bringing out the mental coterie of the RW, collection like Tandav are operating on borrowed occasions.6. This collection a properly propagated brainwash with regards to defending the fees which are put in opposition to the JNU Separatists corresponding to UAPA & sedition costs. Whereas the actual fact is – They didn’t ask for freedom throughout the nation, they requested “Freedom from the country’ !— Prerna Bhardwaj (@prernabhardwaj_) January 15, 2021Subtly is a virtue that has been meted out step-brotherly treatment by the creators of the series. There is Vivekanand National Univerity (VNU) which is modelled closely on the lines of JNU. While the premise of politics is not necessarily JNU but the series tries to create a hypothetical reality by attempting to clear out images of separatists and create sympathy for people like Umar Khalid, Kanhaiya Kumar, and the Tukde-Tukde gang. Read More: Liberal morality, Hindu bashing, Agda-Picchda – Paatal Lok is nothing short of a massive leftist org*smThe government is shown going after the farmers and trying to suppress them. Also, UAPA is suggested as bad juju for the terrorists. Furthermore, the minority gets killed brazenly by a cop because the script needs the plot to happen. And let’s be honest, what can be more cliché in Indian cinema than a powerful ‘Bahubaali Neta’ at the top of the political food chain, ringing up a corrupt police officer and instructing him to kill a Muslim. Where have we seen that before, we wonder?Smashing Brahmanism, idolatry, and cussing the Hindu gods are the usual ingredients required to churn out an Indian drama. Add some sprinkles of how backward classes are only derided day in and out and you can, for all practical purposes, present the Oscar Razzies for the Best Woke cinema to Taandav, without thinking for a heartbeat. Tandav is supposed to be a series that can only cater to the taste of viewers who have done their PhD in African studies or those fat positivity movement activists who are horribly overweight. The web series also falls flat because it tries too much at times. In an attempt to model itself as a much suave version of the hit American TV series “House of Cards”, Tandav finally ends up being an inexpensive, second-hand copy of the primary draft of ‘Paatal Lok’ season 1, and bear in mind the Anushka Sharma produced collection was high tier rubbish as properly. Read More: ‘It will be a gamechanger,’ Dear Netflix and Amazon Prime, Doordarshan is coming for youWell, we noticed the whole collection so that you wouldn’t have to endure the extreme mind aneurysm that one in all our workforce members suffered. COVID remains to be raging round, you all have time to sit down along with your households and create recollections – try this and for the love of everybody in your loved ones, abhor from watching Tandav for the vaccine for individuals who simply watched this present remains to be within the pre-clinical trials. Stay woke, keep wholesome!