Raakh discussion thread and reviews - Sonali Bendre and Ali Fazal - Page 2

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Forgot to mention about the two siblings they too have performed well in the respective characters esp Divya Sharma in the final episode

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Personally, I'm more interested in the real 'Ranga-Billa' case and certainly would have liked a less fictionalised rendition.

As there were created two new national bravery awards (for under 16 year old girls/boys) because of the way the siblings tried to fight the kidnappers, I asked AI if there is a list of bravery acts which got rewarded... giving me some detailed examples, the summery was:

"When looking at the complete list of acts since 1978, the citations generally fall into four heavily documented categories:

1. Fighting Off Apex Predators: Children (predominantly from rural areas near forests) fighting off tigers, panthers, leopards, or crocodiles to save siblings.
2. Water and Fire Rescues: Pulling friends or family out of raging rivers, deep community wells, or burning thatched houses.
3. Thwarting Criminals: Physically resisting kidnappers, capturing armed robbers, or standing up to village militants.
4. Vehicular Disasters: Pulling passengers out of train wrecks or buses that have careened off cliffs into rivers.

The overarching National Bravery Awards scheme was originally inspired by India's first Prime Minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, in 1957 after he witnessed a young scout save lives during a major festival fire. Following that tradition, the Prime Minister's Office partnered with the ICCW (the non-governmental Indian Council for Child Welfare) to officially present the newly added Chopra awards starting from the January 1979 Republic Day cycle."

Raakh is number one non English shows worldwide

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