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Mahabharata means the great Bharata clan.

After seeing this name, friends who know a little bit about India probably already know the content of the play. The Mahabharata, together with the Ramayana, is known as the two major Indian epics. This voluminous epic is divided into eighteen chapters and is one of the longest epics in the world. The content is based on the era of strife among nations. With the background of Indian society, it tells the story of the struggle between two descendants of the Bharata tribe, the Kurusu tribe and the Pandava tribe, who compete for the right to inherit the throne.

While traveling in Singapore and Malaysia, I often saw Hindu temples and visited them out of curiosity. Especially in the Batu Caves in Kuala Lumpur, I walked into a cave full of sculptures and murals, showing Indian myths and legends. I felt extremely weird and interesting, but at the same time I didn't understand the origins of those characters with different images and expressions, which also left the visitor with a sense of wonder. The next hint of regret.

Indian gods are much more famous, and the corresponding literary works are all very long. After learning about the three-phase gods, the idea of ??supplementing Indian mythology was gradually shelved until I traveled to Angkor Wat in Cambodia. I was doing my homework and accidentally searched for the Indian divine drama "King of Gods", but the rhythm of this drama was really too slow. I clicked on the related recommendation "Mahabharata" and immediately fell into it.

If you are in a drama shortage, are curious about niche film and television dramas, are interested in Indian mythology or are not opposed to it, I recommend you to "eat" this "Mahabharata" (with the barrage better effect).

Let’s first break down some of the “magical” aspects of this drama.

In most people’s minds, the third Indian brother usually has dark skin and a mouth full of curry flavor. However, there are actually some Indians who look like this:

After seeing all kinds of Chinese, Japanese and Korean young meat, when you look at Indian "male models", do you feel that there is something different about them?

Whether you like it or not, this look is my thing anyway!

Domestic dramas have hand-pulled enemies to fight back, Indian dramas have magic and magical martial arts, such as catching a sledgehammer with bare hands, taking away four elephants, ice, snow, flame arrows, etc. They are everywhere, which makes people stunned. The nation that calls Kaikai really deserves its reputation.

Although there is only a studio, large palaces can be rendered using computers! The quality is sometimes good and sometimes bad, so we have to make do with it. After all, funds are limited.

You ask about pictures? ! I won’t take screenshots because of the bad picture quality, just make up your own mind or just watch the drama~

Although most of the flowers in the drama are made of plastic, the water in the pool is also made of blue dye, etc., the costumes and makeup of the gods in mythological dramas are They are all very sophisticated. They are not like the various fancy costumes in domestic ancient mythological dramas, but highly restore the portrait image of God.

These two stills are quoted from the next-door drama "King of Gods". In fact, they are the same. Shiva and Vishnu are the same actors in these two dramas.

In addition to the majestic and explosive opening song, the main characters all have their own BGM with rich lyrics and meaning, so don’t be so attentive. When I hear a certain piece of music, I immediately think of the characters and their stories in the play, and sometimes I can't help crying.

Full marks for the soundtrack of this drama!

Soundtrack: /video/av2203916

During the break between the main drama, there is a small theater where one of the protagonists, Krishna, is affectionately called the "Sunflower Little Classroom" by fans of the drama.

In Sunflower’s ecological garden, rabbits are jumping around in the plastic jungle, swans are paddling green dye waves back and forth, and the versatile little Sunflower is engaged in various artistic creations, such as flute playing, pottery, and handicrafts. , painting...and then talked about the big principles related to the current plot in a serious manner.

"Rather than trying to change your life, adapting to changing circumstances is the only way to success and happiness."

"Life is neither in the future nor in the past. Life is now."

"Fear comes from the fantasy of grief and has no connection with reality."

Originally, the epic "Mahabharata" also conveyed a lot. Philosophy, a small classroom inserted into the plot, allows the audience to reflect on and improve their lives while watching the drama. I think this setting is great. But looking at the feedback from the barrage, most of the viewers still paid attention to Sunflower’s beauty, and basically didn’t pay attention to what he said, haha.

In recent years, Indian movies have become very popular, from "Three Idiots" to "My God" to "Little Loli's Monkey God Uncle", which have won popularity and popularity. In terms of word-of-mouth, some people joked that "there is more than one Korean movie between Indian movies and Chinese movies." Chinese people’s impression of Indian movies with songs and dances throughout and protracted and lengthy plots has also changed a lot. In fact, Indian TV dramas are also slowly improving.

Ashamedly, although this drama may not be new, the author has not actually finished watching this drama. I couldn’t restrain my enthusiasm and wrote this Amway article first, hoping to attract more Let’s “eat” this delicious Indian divine drama together with our friends. Everyone is welcome to complain in the comments~!

Finally, here is the episode address: /video/av3464943/