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History and AI. I work in AI and history is my hobby. I fact check the history to fix the colonial narratives using science, mathematics, technology and logic.

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Why the open ending of Hanuman Ansh may be the film’s most meaningful choice! Many viewers of Hanuman Ansh may leave with an unusual feeling: the film seems to stop rather than end. Neem Karoli Baba’s story appears unfinished. There is no conventional portrayal of his samadhi, no final farewell, and no neat resolution telling the audience exactly what to think. For a biographical film, that can feel abrupt. We expect closure: a final scene, a last lesson, and certainty that the story is complete. But perhaps that is precisely what the film refuses to provide. Neem Karoli Baba’s life cannot be understood merely as the biography of a man who lived, gathered disciples, and then passed into history. For those who know him as Maharaj Ji, samadhi is not the end of the relationship between guru and devotee. The visible body may no longer be present, but grace, remembrance, teaching, and presence are understood to remain. That may be why the film leaves the viewer with an open door rather than a closed chapter. The ending is not necessarily a weakness in storytelling. It may be the film’s spiritual point. A skeptical viewer may see Baba’s final presence as memory, longing, emotion, or the inner experience of a devotee. A believer may understand it as Baba’s continuing grace, arriving at the moment it is needed. The film does not force either reading. It leaves the viewer to decide. This is fitting because Maharaj Ji’s legacy is not fundamentally about miracles. It is about a way of life: love all, serve all, feed all, remember God. These teachings become meaningful only when lived. They are present when someone feeds a hungry person, cares for a sick patient, comforts a grieving family, protects the vulnerable, or helps another person without expecting recognition. Neem Karoli Baba was deeply associated with Hanuman. Hanuman is not simply a figure from the Ramayana. He represents selfless service, courage, humility, devotion, protection, and strength used for the good of others. Hanuman appears wherever Ram is remembered and wherever help is needed. The title Hanuman Ansh, meaning an aspect or portion of Hanuman, points toward this idea. If the film asks whether Baba’s presence continues, it also asks where Hanuman’s work continues now. The answer cannot be only in temples or devotional songs. It must be in service: in those who care for the sick, fight disease, teach children, assist the elderly, comfort suffering people, and quietly work for others. Perhaps the knock at the door is meant for every viewer. “Darwaza khol,” meaning “open the door,” may be an invitation to open the inner door to faith, courage, service, and remembrance. The story does not end because it is still being lived. It continues whenever compassion defeats indifference and whenever service is offered without any expectations for returns. Like most Hindus do! Be the best. Perhaps the film’s deepest message is simple: be the best, the door is still being knocked on.

Why the open ending of Hanuman Ansh may be the film’s most meaningful choice! Many viewers of Hanuman Ansh may leave with an unusual feeling: the film seems to stop rather than end. Neem Karoli Baba’s story appears unfinished. There is no conventional portrayal of his samadhi, no final farewell, and no neat resolution telling the audience exactly what to think. For a biographical film, that can feel abrupt. We expect closure: a final scene, a last lesson, and certainty that the story is complete. But perhaps that is precisely what the film refuses to provide. Neem Karoli Baba’s life cannot be understood merely as the biography of a man who lived, gathered disciples, and then passed into history. For those who know him as Maharaj Ji, samadhi is not the end of the relationship between guru and devotee. The visible body may no longer be present, but grace, remembrance, teaching, and presence are understood to remain. That may be why the film leaves the viewer with an open door rather than a closed chapter. The ending is not necessarily a weakness in storytelling. It may be the film’s spiritual point. A skeptical viewer may see Baba’s final presence as memory, longing, emotion, or the inner experience of a devotee. A believer may understand it as Baba’s continuing grace, arriving at the moment it is needed. The film does not force either reading. It leaves the viewer to decide. This is fitting because Maharaj Ji’s legacy is not fundamentally about miracles. It is about a way of life: love all, serve all, feed all, remember God. These teachings become meaningful only when lived. They are present when someone feeds a hungry person, cares for a sick patient, comforts a grieving family, protects the vulnerable, or helps another person without expecting recognition. Neem Karoli Baba was deeply associated with Hanuman. Hanuman is not simply a figure from the Ramayana. He represents selfless service, courage, humility, devotion, protection, and strength used for the good of others. Hanuman appears wherever Ram is remembered and wherever help is needed. The title Hanuman Ansh, meaning an aspect or portion of Hanuman, points toward this idea. If the film asks whether Baba’s presence continues, it also asks where Hanuman’s work continues now. The answer cannot be only in temples or devotional songs. It must be in service: in those who care for the sick, fight disease, teach children, assist the elderly, comfort suffering people, and quietly work for others. Perhaps the knock at the door is meant for every viewer. “Darwaza khol,” meaning “open the door,” may be an invitation to open the inner door to faith, courage, service, and remembrance. The story does not end because it is still being lived. It continues whenever compassion defeats indifference and whenever service is offered without any expectations for returns. Like most Hindus do! Be the best. Perhaps the film’s deepest message is simple: be the best, the door is still being knocked on.

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World's most gifted mathematician making his daughter immortal! That daughter is Leelavati. Every time I watch, my eyes moisten.

World's most gifted mathematician making his daughter immortal! That daughter is Leelavati. Every time I watch, my eyes moisten.

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11th century murthy of Vishnu and what it tells us? Just came to know a murthy which was dumped in the river to prevent Razakaars harming it resurfaced in the Krishna River along with Shiva Linga. It is important for Hindus to understand the significance. Vishnu's murthy has prabhavali which has avatars as you can see. Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashu Rama, Rama, Krishna, Buddha and Kalki. Since this murthy is from 11th century as per historians who assessed the murthy we can now safely conclude that Buddha has always been an avatar of Vishnu. Also, as I have pointed out earlier, the Bharat natya school floated by Leela Sampson, incorrectly omits Buddha and adds Balarama in his place. That is a missionary mischief like I have written about. It is also stressing the unity needed among Hindus. Vishnu and Maheshwara are together. Please drop all your differences and join as one. Utthista Bharathaha. Jayatu Sanathana. Video courtesy: Newsfirst Kannada TV. Full link provided in the reply.

11th century murthy of Vishnu and what it tells us? Just came to know a murthy which was dumped in the river to prevent Razakaars harming it resurfaced in the Krishna River along with Shiva Linga. It is important for Hindus to understand the significance. Vishnu's murthy has prabhavali which has avatars as you can see. Matsya, Kurma, Varaha, Narasimha, Vamana, Parashu Rama, Rama, Krishna, Buddha and Kalki. Since this murthy is from 11th century as per historians who assessed the murthy we can now safely conclude that Buddha has always been an avatar of Vishnu. Also, as I have pointed out earlier, the Bharat natya school floated by Leela Sampson, incorrectly omits Buddha and adds Balarama in his place. That is a missionary mischief like I have written about. It is also stressing the unity needed among Hindus. Vishnu and Maheshwara are together. Please drop all your differences and join as one. Utthista Bharathaha. Jayatu Sanathana. Video courtesy: Newsfirst Kannada TV. Full link provided in the reply.

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What a song!! Lyrics and meaning for my Western friends. Baddlan Chon Digde Hanju Akh Meri Phir Vi Royi Na Tears are falling from the clouds, yet not a single drop has fallen from my eyes. Aisi Preet La Layi Rabba Jaisi Hor Kade Hoyi Na Oh God, I have fallen in love like never before. Tere Jaan Ton Main Baad Ik Din Soyi Na After you left, I haven’t slept even for a single day. Poora Shehar Begana Ethe Mera Koi Na It feels like the entire city is unfamiliar to me; I have no one here. Phir Preet Kise De Naal Kade Hoyi Na I could never fall in love with anyone again. Zamana Jaalim Taan Vi Royi Na The world is cruel, yet I did not break down in tears. Saare Rang Vekh Laye Hun Koi Darr Nahi I have seen all shades of life, now I fear nothing. Jiyondi Rahoon Aashiqui Eh Kade Na Marni My love will stay alive forever; it can never die. Chaahe Turdi Rahvan Milna Ve Ghar Nai No matter how much I wander, I know I’ll never find my home again. Koi Na Ethe Dil Di Gall Dassda There is no one here to whom I can share my heart. Saanu Sariyan Visar Gaiyan Rahvan I’ve lost every path my heart once knew, Ve Kehde Paase Jaiye Sajjna Tell me, which way should I go now, my beloved? Baddlan Chon From the clouds… Tere Jaan Ton Main Baad Ik Din Soyi Na After you left, I haven’t slept even for a single day. Poora Shehar Begana Ethe Mera Koi Na It feels like the entire city is unfamiliar to me; I have no one here. Phir Preet Kise De Naal Kade Hoyi Na I never found love like yours in anyone else. Zamana Jaalim Taan Vi Royi Na The world remains heartless, yet I refuse to cry. Saanu Sariyan Visar Gaiyan Rahvan Every path I once wandered has slipped quietly from my memory.

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