Master of screenplay  in Tamil cinema Bhagyaraj passed away due to a heart attack in Chennai.  The man who redefined  screenplay  writing   in Tamil cinema, in fact, he  is one the best in Indian cinema. The man who portrayed strong female characters in his movies and enlightened society, he is the director who picked up the relationship-based storyline and broke all the stereotypes that…

Shantanu

Shantanu is an Asian elephant knight who is cautious and kind-hearted, but he struggles with confidence in his judgment. He is able to charge through solid stone and endure massive amounts of damage to shield others. Shantanu desires to be a brave, reliable protector who makes his friends feel secure. His fear is being a burden or accidentally hurting the people he cares about, so he believes that someone else in the party might be better suited to lead or decide what is right.

In breaking his promise to Ganga, Shantanu allows Bhishma to live. The price of saving his son was losing his wife. But she didn't leave him without hope altogether. It is both a triumph (finally choosing life) and a defeat of sorts. He did the right thing in breaking his vow.

Meanwhile, you have Bhishma, who in keeping his oath, allows his father to live happily with Satyavati. He does everything right by the "rules" of dharma. It's glorious and he is honored for it. But in that same act, he sets into motion everything that breaks the dynasty. When he refuses to break his vow to father children on Ambika/Ambalika (that whole sequence angers me for no reason but more on that later), he further dooms the very dynasty he swore to protect.

A broken oath in the face of changing circumstances: that was what Shantanu managed to do, and Bhishma could not.

The Plot ‘Shantanu’ is an Indian crime thriller that plunges readers into the underworld of Bombay. The story revolves around Shantanu, the main character, who works for his boss, Kshitij Bhosale, in a world where trust is a rare commodity. Shantanu, known for his exceptional shooting skills, shares a certain camaraderie with Kshitij, the underworld Don, in the crime-ridden city. Things are fine…

Language ‏ : ‎ English Print length ‏ : ‎ 176 pages In the gripping debut instalment of the Rakhta Charitra series, Shantanu, a seasoned and unflinching assassin renowned for his precise kills, finds himself entangled in a moral quagmire when underworld kingpin Kshitij Bhosale assigns him a unique target that promises to alter his fate forever. As Shantanu delves into the dark and treacherous…