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Inception: Why I liked it?

If you want to see, what wonder a good Director can create on well written tight script and bunch of good actors, you must go and watch Inception.
Hearing a lot many good reviews and praises about this new flick, we booked Sunday morning show tickets. Seating with a houseful of audiences, loaded with high expectation, we were a little afraid or better say, skeptical about the movie. For most of the highly praised movies, distaste has been a general phenomenon for we people.

Inception ~ Experience the Maya
So, the movie started with a strange Leonardo presented to an old man, who had seen the totem in his half-dream and have been waiting

for this young man to kill himself. Here starts the series of dreams woven so extensively into and within each-other that you won’t be able to realize when you got so much involved in the movie. The movie let’s one drive through mazes, and provides an opportunity to think beyond what is real and what is dream. The more you get involve, the more your thoughts become spiritual in nature.
Leonardo's Totem
It would be killing the fun, if I tell the story. The real thing is what one can experience oneself, provided if there is anything real. J

Diving in to the thoughts provoked by the movie, at a point I was wondering is it not what Krishna described as Maya. What he said that nothing is real, but the Maya. The conflict of Reality and Maya is very well depicted through the Real World and Dream conflict. The way the concept of dream extraction and further dream-implantation or inception is materialized in the movie is sheer brilliance of the script and direction. Doesn't Krishna describes himself as the one who sows the seed into the Prakriti or Nature that gives birth to life, the self and the intellect! We are actually the projections of The Almighty’s Dream and living in an Unreal World or Maya as designed by Him. And when we start creating or own projections in this Maya/Imagination of God, there starts the conflict, between the Creator and Creature, the Nature and the Human, so on so forth.... The more I think, the more I get involved. Go and get involved thyself. This is the best way to appraise the beauty. About my take on Maya, a more direct approach would be better' so next time...
Inception ~  Me
For me, Inception is the Best movie I have seen since Matrix I. It’s one movie one must go and watch, not for Stars it had earned in reviews but because if you won’t, you won’t even realize what you have missed.

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  1. TITAN TANTRA20 July 2010 at 11:43

    Great post Punit....liked it.......I must say that you will be a good reviwer in recent future.......

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  2. Amit20 July 2010 at 17:54

    good one...hope to see many comments on recent English movies which you like...

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