Naseeb (1997): Distorting the Ramayan for Cheap Jibes

11/10/2022Movie ReviewsSadhus, Sanskrit & Scripture

A review of the Govinda-starrer 'Naseeb', pointing to a scene that pushes the familiar 'Ram was a misogynist' slur and misrepresents revered figures of the Hindu epics.

Film: Naseeb
Year of release: 1997
Director: Kirti Kumar
Writer: Aadesh K. Arjun
Producer: Vinay Kumar Sinha, Shanti Sinha
Lead Actors: Govinda, Mamta Kulkarni, Kader Khan, Rahul Roy

Bollywood is obsessed with creating a false interpretation of the most revered figures of Hindu epics, especially from Ramayan and Mahabharat.

Check out this scene from Naseeb by brothers Kirti Kumar and Govinda. Note how this “Ram-was-a-misogynist” is the most prevalent agenda among Hindu haters, conversion mafia and commie commentators worldwide.

Sita can be characterless

Before marriage she was Krishna's. After marriage she became Ram's woman

Why should Sita give Agnipariksha because Ram is insecure?

Hindu God only tortures…

Urduwood gem Naseeb by Kirti Kumar and his bro @govindaahuja21— Gems of Bollywood ? ? ? (@GemsOfBollywood) September 8, 2021

Adapted from “Naseeb (1997)” on gemsofbollywood.com. Headline and summary are paraphrased; the article body is preserved as originally published.