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A bloodbath that ensues towards the end of Raktanchal is described by the local newspaper as “Khooni Tandav”. Blood and mythology, always inseparable. Hindu myth is bathed in warfare, and moral conundrums; our gods murder, lust, anger, and give in to gossip, and yet demand divinity. Here, we have Vijay Singh (a brooding Kranti Prakash Jha), a man who despite telling people to not call him god or god-like, uses metaphors to refer to himself as Krishna, the cow-herding lothario, who propelled the violent war. 

The point, during the Mahabharata, and now, in late 80s UP, is the same: violence is moral, only if it is a necessary means to a moral end. This means there is good violence, and bad violence. This also means, there is a lot of violence. And to be honest, I am quite tired of it. (In the past few months MX Player has put out, among other shows, Bhaukaal, Ek Thi Begum, and Madhuri Talkies, all based on spiralling violence, the last of which I couldn’t even stomach the trailer of.)