We are having a tendency to praise the movies that achieve commercial success OR are praised on the foreign soil. The tale is interesting and Ashutosh made an honest attempt to justify it’s content as a director for sure. The rest of the story is good to explore on the screen. He decided to fight back and during his battle he got to know a lot more about the city and himself. He also got to know about Maham, Moonja and other greedy prominent figures of the city who are actually playing with the fate of the city and the civilization for their own personal gains. Over the period of time while he was trying to sell all his crops, he encounters Chaani, a girl of the preacher of Mohenjo Daro. Jakhiro warns Sarman on his arrival by telling him that he should leave at once, as Mohenjo Daro is a city of Lust and Greed these days. On his arrival he meets with two important fellows, Lothar (the protector/guard of Mohenjo Daro) and Jakhiro, a mad fellow, who used to be wealthy before a few years. Sarman with his friend Hojo visits Mohenjo Daro. We discover later in the film that it is the symbol of Sindhu river and Sindhu was respected as a goddess in Mohenjo Daro. Sarman used to see a mysterious creature named Ekshinga (a creature with single horn, the head and torso of a horse and the rear and tail of a bull – it is often compared to the ‘Ekshringa’ of vedas. Durjan however decide to let Sarman follow his heart and fate. But, this time, he have to, or other Sarman have plans to go there on his own, by keeping everyone in dark about his plans. Due to some mysterious reasons the heart of Sarman was dragging him to visit Mohenjo Daro, however Durjan never permitted him. Durjan was also sending all his crops for selling there. The people of Amri used to send all their crops to Mohenjo Daro, a city of dream as many of them believed. He is always there when the people needed him. And, Sarman is grown up as a good human being. His parents are dead before many years due to illness and his uncle Durjan and aunt Bima raised him since his childhood.
The story belongs to Sarman, a youth who lives in a village named Amri. The canvas of the story is the time during Sindhu Vally (or Indus Vally) Civilization (2016 B.C.). Let us take a bird’s eye view to the story. Hrithik Roshan (Sarman), Pooja Hegde (Chaani), Kabir Bedi (Maham, the Senate Chief), Arunoday Singh (Moonja, Maham’s son), Suhasini Mulay (Laashi, Maham’s wife), Nitish Bharadwaj (Durjan, Sarman’s uncle), Kishori Shahane (Bima, Sarman’s aunt), Sharad Kelkar (Srujan), Jividha Astha (Srujan wife), Manish Choudhary (The Priest), Narendra Jha (Jakhiro, The Madman), Shaji Choudhary (Kulka), Tufail Khan Rigoo (Ishme Dagan, The Sumerian), Diganta Hazarika (Lothar, The Guard), Naina Trivedi (Junu), Umang Vyas (Hojo), Casey Frank (Bakar), Michael Homik (Zokar), and others…
UTV Motion Pictures, Ashutosh Gowariker Productions Private Limited
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