animal instinct

What is it that distinguishes us, as human, from animals? the exact answer is,  we can think of ourselves and can also think what others are thinking about us. Also other human-like characteristics are love, respect, attention, etc. These values are what defines us as different from animals.

But we have common ancestors with animals so at some level we share each other's characteristics. that is, sometimes animals show love, respect, etc. for their loved ones. While they are showing these values they are definitely not only animals but also something else. But to see the animal's instinct we can remind of a group of wolves during a hunt -- no mercy -- no pain and only thing that came to their mind is filling the stomach.

Human when showing animals instinct indulges in killing, fighting, abusing, texting(without thinking), misusing mind and senses for jealousy, anger, disrespect etc.

That is why going away from senses if godly.

padmawati

understanding different perspectives

Rajput-- for them Padmawati symbolizes courage, valour, leadership,  and much more. So she is adorable and is revered by this community, they are very sentimental about their historical legends. Just like Muslims about the prophet, or Hindus about Hanumanji.

government -- government choose to ban this movie, in spite of protecting the right to freedom of expression, because the primary responsibility of a government is to exist. At times government resorts to such tailor-made solutions but they must not become trends.

Deepika Padukone -- she is not a ''Nachnewali'', but belongs to the league of actresses who are global faces of UNICEF, UN etc. and also she carries the support of Bollywood which is one of the biggest pressure groups in the world.

But what we, as citizen of India, should do in all this?
We must show emotional maturity and social tolerance. We must also understand that we can disrespect anybody or we can worship anything. So



Padmavati-- the movie must not be allowed to become a political tool for few. Because firstly she is a fiction and secondly she was part of a system that we inherited, making her ours as well. Can there be any Padmawati without food produced by farmers, or cloths stitched by tailors, or castles build by engineers?

I think Padmavati's role in the movie should be done by Jacqueline Fernandez because they both are from Sri Lanka.