Plot

It is crucial to recognize the significance of studying our scriptures and staying connected to our Sanatan (ancient) culture and roots.

The Kerala Story movie has become a sensation lately because of various reasons which we all are aware of. Swastik Entertainment presents you with an alternative to the Kerala Story which could happen if a person is deeply rooted in Shasta's and our Sanatan culture.

It is crucial to recognize the significance of studying our scriptures and staying connected to our Sanatan (ancient) culture and roots. By delving into the depths of our scriptures, we embark on a journey of self-discovery and enlightenment. We unearth the profound knowledge and profound teachings that have been passed down through generations, encompassing various aspects of human existence, spirituality, ethics, and social conduct. The study of our scriptures equips us with a moral compass, guiding us towards righteous living and enabling us to make informed decisions in every facet of life.

In an era where misinformation and distortion of facts are rampant, an in-depth study of our scriptures acts as a shield, preventing us from falling into the trap of ignorance or being deceived by others. It empowers us with knowledge and discernment, allowing us to distinguish between truth and falsehood, between genuine spiritual guidance and misleading interpretations.

Satyajit Das and Manoj Agarwal writing is pretty much the best thing about 'The Kerala Story'. It's about Sanatan Hindu Dharma where they want to say on Hindu culture where we must Read the scriptures like Ramayana , Mahabharata , Veda , Geeta that the writing best part for a story. Had the writers brought a Muslim character who were actually good but and stood up against Hindu God. Now, it just feels like all Muslims are bad and have this bent of mind, which is absolutely not true. Satyajit Das's direction brought a sense of thrill to a story that people thought was just a real-life drama. The way Dibyasree Sarkar's character goes through different phases in her brainwashing, to the way she describes ob Hindu Culture , The Puranas like Ramayana , Mahabharata , Vedas's etc- everything was so thrilling to watch that you felt as if you were sitting on the edge of your seats wanting to know what's next. Satyajit's direction managed to get that aspect perfectly. Also, the decision to shoot the film in real locations rather than in film sets brought out the narrative even more beautifully. Sourideb Chatterjee's cinematography was praiseworthy. The way he used the Over the shoulder shots made along with the River side locations of the Kolkata made the story come alive. He managed to give those shots a very realistic touch.