DHARAMVEER: Scenes are Similar to Prince of Egypt!

THEN I WATCHED THE PRINCE OF EGYPT!!!!!!!!!!! TODAY!!🥱(Dream Works Biblical version of Moses's Story 1998)
I only watched less than half of it but there were many similarities!!!!!!!!
Everything thing from the prophecy, the running away and putting the baby in the river, finding its way right to the queen(however the queen was playing with her son Ramsies.. instead of drowning a dead baby...),
to the boys growing up to becoming best friends, riding horses and breaking the nose of the sphinx...(REMEMBER SOMETHING PEOPLE??) to Ramsies getting blamed even though Moses did all the naughty stuff...
to Moses finding out that his people are the "SLAVES" and stopping them from beating the old guy with a whip(ahem ahem.. remember something??)MESSIAH!!!!...Plus Moses falling in love with a tomboy

Seriously the only difference between the two story lines are that one is animated and the other isn't... and that dharam's dad isn't as evil as the pharoah..and that's why they created Jai Vardan and Agni and there isn't any Haroon. AND THE Miracles....

Our Creatives and directors one day sat down and watched the PRINCE OF EGYPT and decided to make DHARAMVEER...

yes u r rite the concept somewhere is like hazrat musa as

but the rest of the story is diff

his life was also inspiring ans so is our dv

hazrat musa also had miracles...........

yes u r rite..........................

dv is an excellent show but no comparison

Originally posted by: eleniel83

Its very strange if u didnt know about it. I knew it from the very first episode. I think all the muslims know that the main concept has been taken from Hazrat Moosa'S (Prophet Moses) life. I am a muslim and hazrat moosa's story always inspired me so i knew it from the begining. I was eager to see the show b/c of Rajat & Mugdha but when i saw the first epi and told my mother that the concept of the story is taken from Hazrat Moosa's life, she also started to watch it. Anyway "The Prince of Egypt is just a cartoon movie" but if u see "Ten Commandments" then u will see that the sets are also made acc to the movie. Ten Commandments is a very famous movie; all the slaves scene are taken from there.

As u have pointed out and this topic came up so let me tell u some more facts 😊

"The Prince of Egypt" & "Ten Commandments" are not totally acc to the muslim concept but still the main concept is the same. Movies & cartoons are made acc to the Jews belief. You will be surprised to know that if u go to popular supermarkets for baby shopping like Walmart, Target, Kmart etc; there the baby cottages are called Moses Basket because the story of Moses that his mother put him in a basket is very popular. Just go to google images and type "Moses baskets for babies" and you will see a lot of images. Below is one such link:

I never pointed this thing before b/c only the maseeha concept & slavery part is taken from Hazrat Moosa's life and the rest of the story is different. I diDnt pointed it out b/c i knew that it will turn to a love story and Hazrat Moosa was our Prophet and was/is very respectable for us.

You know the division of River Nile, turning of his stick into a snake, River Nile's water becoming Red is all true acc to Muslim(our) & jewish belief. All this happened in reality. Hazrat Moosa was the only prophet who could speak to Allah and is called "KALEEMALLAH" MEANING "ONE WHO SPEAKS TO ALLAH"

In dharamveer; veer is taken by Maharaja's sister but in actual Hazrat Moosa was taken by Pharoh's wife and he grew up as his son. Pharoah took a test of Moosa to check whether he is an ordinary child or a special one and put a RED HOT coal in front of him. He thought that if the child is an extraordinary one then he will not touch it thinking it to be hot, but if he is an ordinary kid then he will be attracted by the flaming red color. And Allah guided Hazrat Moosa and he took the coal and put it into his mouth due to which he couldnt speak properly and Pharaoh thought that he is an ordinary kid as he couldnt realize that the coal is bad for him. In this way Hazrat Moosa was brought up into the palace of the king who's kingdom he would be destroying when he will grew up. So when he grew up and Allah asked him to go and free his people i.e. the slaves (called Bani Israel-Sharamik of the drama), he asked Allah to grant him permission to take Hazrat Haroon with him b/c he had a very good way of speaking and had a persuasive way too.

One more intereting fact is that Veer is shown as very short tempereed and getting angry very quickly. And Hazrat Moosa also had a short temper.

I think i have told u too much for now; u might not be interested in it but i still wanted to share it with you and group members. I am awaiting your respone, please do reply me.

I AM WAITING FOR THE MUSLIM AS WELL AS NON MUSLIM MEMBERS TO ADD THEIR COMMENTS!!!!