On The End of Everything by M John Harrison. @pranavi_sharma's review of the winner of @TheBookerPrizes fr 2026
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Author of Bombay; An Illustrated History, Jehangir Sorabjee on writing his book that's full of wonderful trivia and great pictures. Here, he talks about the Maratha Angrias enslaving Englishmen and more! Click on the link in thread for the full conversation
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Are you stupid? Clearly you have a v rudimentary knowledge of the Rsmayana. He never touched Sita. You are a absolute pervert. Disgusting. Get away.
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I can barely breathe and i have really robust lungs. Last night one of the buildings in the neighbourhood caught fire. Two floors completely blackened. Respectfully, I have to say I think we have become a nation of morons.
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But you know in a healthier environment they could have explored even Ram's sense of duty more or his pain at the family rift in a more emotional way. No chance these days I guess
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But the one thing i wonder about is how does someone who is not immersed in this culture, who doesn't understand or have a connection to the race memory aspect of this epic, view this. Like would a Western audience look at this like a "normal" animation film? How boring is that.
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Enjoyed the conception of the Pushpak Vimaan as a sort of steam punk UFO. Quite brilliant I thought
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And the there is Sai Pallavi. Thank goodness they dint choose some sculpted beauty and instead went for a person who actually has character radiating out of her!
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Ok i watched Ramayan and I loved it but what I now think is that this whole RW environment has resulted in moviemakers being so scared of touching the figure of Ram himself that all their creative energy has gone into portraying Ravan. And man, what a fantastic Ravan this is!
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