Who noticed...

Guys go back and watch the first day of RiMa wedding. Rk takes her to the studio and makes her his spot. Then he actually says GANPATTI BAPPA MURIYA and breaks the coconut in front of his statue. God then they have a track where Rk is shown hating Ganpatti.

Originally posted by: SmoothCriminal

rk breaking the coconut in the studio was out of professionalism and him angry wid bappa was in his personal life😳

its like how we're a different person home then at work 😛

I asked the same question when I read the article about RK not believing in god, we discussed it and thought it was a blooper (that they forgot that scene at the set of the movie) but we concluded that RK knows what is expected of him, on shooting of a new film, it's the tradition in the workplace to have that puja before shooting starts, so work traditions and the people in the workplace are probably believers, so he does it in the workplace for those reasons, but in his own home he was angry with Ganpati bappa for not intervening to help his father to not commit suicide or possibly wake him up to save his father from killing himself, but even though articles say he stopped believing he didn't he was just upset, he saved the akinjot (lamp) from being extinguished also the kebabs he was pretending to give as offering were veg kebabs. But he wanted to appear as an atheist to the family, big show of not believing but he actually did but he was angry with god and wanting some answers, I liked the scene when he railed at god regarding his dad's suicide but also the scene after his discharge from hospital when he said he agreed to the extent of his punishment god meted out to him (the shooting), so he got his answer I suppose.

actually if it was about his image then why wouldnt he do Ganpatti visargan before Madhu came. Remember how happy everyone was when Madhu brought bappa.

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Nice observation. I remember that scene, but forgot the coconut breaking part!

I guess he was living in the moment when he cracked the coconut or face value diplomacy.