Mahabharat

It is a functional drawback of this review that this series will inevitably be compared to BR Chopra’s classic of 1988–1990. This may or may not be the bane of the production, whether or not through the means of critics’ reviews or otherwise. I am not excepted from making this comparison simply because the classic series interpreted the series in wholly-rounded, holistic fashion from a literary point-of-view, like the decisions Shakespeare made in his tragedies when having his characters explain every node of thought that popped into their minds.Mahabharat 2013 All Seasons Download.

In the twenty-first century, it is perhaps to be expected that the target audience of this show (youth) will be far more interested in style rather than substance, given that the show has a run-time of 20 minutes on average for five days a week whereas the classic was broadcast for a single one-hour segment every weekend. It cannot escape the viewer’s notice that this means grabbing hold of and attempting to sustain high TRP ratings, which have become the principal goal of any channel in a newly-privatised world of multiple channels vying for viewers’ attention. It is from this viewpoint that one must examine a series of unfortunate decisions made by the producers rather than the directors and writers of this production.

Ten episodes is all it has taken for me to decide in favour of publishing a review on this television programme. Casting calls have clearly required a certain talent for acting that involves a level beyond superficial expression constructions held in place through poor background music and haphazardly construed camera angles usually thrust at the viewer, which appeared very promising when the promotional material aired over the summer.