‘Shri Krishna’ Nat Bhardwaj, who came in support of ‘Oppenheimer’, explained the essence of ‘Gita’ to the audience

Christopher Nolan’s film ‘Oppenheimer’ is in discussion these days. It was released this Friday along with ‘Barbie’. Both the films are getting different responses. We are talking about ‘Oppenheimer’, which is doing pretty well these days. Cillian Murphy, who plays Reid, plays St. Oppenheimer. He is seen reciting a line from ‘Bhagavad Gita’ during an intimate scene at one place in the movie. Now all castes are protesting against this. According to the philosopher, Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur had also ordered the removal of the scene. Now ‘Shri Krishna’ actor Natkhat Bhardwaj has also reacted.

In a special conversation with ‘ETimes’, Siddharth Bhardwaj played the character of Lord Krishna in ‘Mahabharata’. He said, ‘Gita fundamentally teaches a sense of duty in the battlefield. Our life is heavy with struggle. Especially as big a fight as the virus is involved. In verse 11.2 also Arjuna said the same that he plays his duty as a warrior. associated with evil. All the shlokas of Shri Krishna should be downloaded properly. He says that I am Sanatan Kaal, who everyone wants to annihilate. Well you will not die but everyone will die. That’s why do your duty.

Newborn Bhardwaj contributed

Further, Nitish Bhardwaj said, ‘When Oppenheimer made an atom bomb and used it to kill the people of Japan. There he asked himself whether he had done his duty properly or not. He has a famous interview, in which he has tears in his eyes. It means that he is regretting his invention itself. He might have seen that this invention of his would destroy the future human race. And for this he was repenting. Now this verse should also be used in the film with Oppenheimer’s ideological mindset. A scientist thinks about his creation 24x7x365 days. I wish she was also doing something. His mind is completely absorbed in his crisis. And the ‘Additional Act’ is just a standard mechanical act.’

Naughty Bhardwaj’s appeal to the people

Nitish Bharat appealed to the audience to accept Nolan’s messages properly. ‘I ask the audience to consider the emotional principles underlying important aspects of Oppenheimer’s life. They have not proved it right that without rhyme being an individual or a nation or a planet, we are now seeing all the legions hollowing out their own caste, for Romanian greed of territorial and astute superiority. Today the situation is similar in Kurukshetra, due to which Brahmins and Kshatriyas did not propagate Dhanurveda. The United Nations should enforce the nuclear passport by strengthening the right. Nolan’s message is loud and clear.