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I thought this was a very good touch to the story. A welcome departure from typical portrayals.
During the Sita Haran sequence, when Rama and Lakshmana are away, Ravana approaches Sita disguised as a sage. He pretends to be a learned man and asks her for food. But instead of blindly trusting him, Sita asks him to explain a specific verse from the Rigveda. Ravana pauses for a moment, thinking about his answer. That brief pause creates genuine tension when you watch the scene. He then answers correctly, showing his deep knowledge of the Vedas. This moment shows that Sita is neither gullible nor helpless. She is intelligent enough to question and test the person standing before her. At the same time, it reminds us that Ravana was no ordinary Asura but an extremely learned scholar. In just one exchange, he gives both Sita and Ravana so much more depth & dignity.A brilliantly directed & written scene by Nitesh Tiwari 馃檶 #RamayanaView quoted post on X
The ai-assisted face editing has made the dubbing seem extremely natural. Very excited for the future of this kind of ai enabled ingenuity in distribution!
Kant should've really written explicitly about this somewhere tbf, he could've called it "Refutation of Idealism" or something like that just to clarify his own views
@LanderPeterjohn Observation doesn鈥檛 create the object, and frankly it鈥檚 time to say that this objection is just boring.View quoted post on X
