the level of research by brahmastra team - Page 4

Originally posted by: HearMeRoar

Oh, then I deffo have to watch. No one focuses on the Agni/Vasishta-Varuni conflict in MBh. Don't know how many even know about it.

The movie has a lot of flaws.

But I did find many mythological references. Especially this Dev-Amrita one which I do feel is inspired by the Agni-Varuni conflict. But in a much simpler form

I would not be surprised if Ayan turns out to be AC fan 😆

Also, Dev s character draws inspiration directly from Jalandhar.

Some references that i found about shiva s character( Spoilers a alert)

1) One hymn refers to Agni as a child whose birth was kept a secret; his mother, the queen, concealed him from his sire -\

Amrita kept Shiva away from Bramhansh and in all probability even from Dev

2) Sometimes he is said to have devoured his parents at birth: this seems to signify that he consumed the fire sticks from which holy fire was produced by friction

Shiva thinks it was his fire power that killed his mother. He feels guilty about it

3)

Dawn, with its darkness-consuming fires, and starry Night, are the sisters of Agni; "they celebrate his three births, one in the sea, one in the sky, one in the waters (clouds)". Typical of the Oriental mind is the mysterious reference to Agni's "mothers" owing their origin to him. The poet sings:

Who among you hath understood the hidden (god)?
The calf has by itself given birth to its mothers.

Amrita, Shiva s mother is said to be Jalastra

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/iml/iml07.htm

You think the people who wrote such ridiculous dialogues for this supposedly larger than life film would care to do a proper research?😆 Guess we are overestimating them. None of the things are properly explained in the movie, it’s too linear and boring.

This Ayanverse of madness

This is not based on our ancient weapons technology

And certainly not the brahmastra we have read about in our old stories