Aamir Khan’s son Junaid Khan’s film career has started with the film Maharaj. Junaid has played the role of the hero of the film Karsan Das in a very brilliant manner. The film “Maharaj” exposes the evil deeds of hypocritical Maharajs/Babas in the society with the help of Sanatani religion and God ,”Maharaj” is based on a true incident of Gujarat in 1852-1854.
Its director Malhotra P. Siddharth has brought it to the screen in a very brilliant way, this is a very good step. This film is a mirror of truth for those who have gone mad in blind devotion to hypocritical Babas/Sadhus/Mahatmas and Maharajs. If seen, a great journalist and social worker like Karsan Das ji had struggled so much to oppose the deeds of hypocritical Maharajs with the help of Sanatani society based on a true incident of the period of 1852-1854. This was a great deed in itself.
Today’s young generation should definitely watch such a film. The director has given a very beautiful message through this film for the Sanatani Hindus who are immersed in superstition. This is a message for those who are trapped in the cycle of hypocritical Gurus, Maharajs, Babas and hindu sanatani that they should improve themselves, otherwise they themselves will be responsible for the destruction of their Sanatan Dharma.
This film is based on a true incident. Writers Senha Desai, Vipul Mehta, Kausar Munir have written the screenplay and dialogues very well. Junaid’s hard work is visible to play the role of Karsan Das. Junaid has played this role with a lot of hard work. Junaid has proved from his first film itself that he is no less than his father Aamir Khan.
Jaideep Ahlawat and Shaleen Pandey and the actors have also done a very good job. The film is a story of the period of 1852-1854 and this film has been released on Netflix. This film must be seen. This film will prove to be very beneficial for today’s youth and people of every society. This is a very strong slap on the face of those hypocritical sadhus, saints, babas and Maharajs who fool the innocent people and trap them in their net. This film must be seen once.
