Understanding Moksha
The major sequences in the documentary are: Moksha - simple, yet profound. For some, it's a lifelong search. For some, it's as simple as being free. Some search for an answer to the fundamental question of who we are. Some search for a way to transcend. As many people, as many quests and meanings. Whichever path one chooses, whatever answer one seeks, a journey begins. The journey of the film to understand Moksha is a way to find ourselves in the process. And what better place to begin than in the holy place of Varanasi? Manikarinka Ghat: On an average, 150-200 dead bodies are cremated here per day. The lives of the people living here are surrounded by death in all directions and their livelihood is dependent on the deaths of people. Life of Kabir is an integral part of the documentary. He lived all his life in Varanasi but met his death elsewhere. Through his songs, the film interprets and understands his concept of Moksha.
Comments about documentary «Understanding Moksha» (19)
Oh my God!!! I can say without overstatement that I just saw the most gripping and entertaining film to come out in at least the past ten years!
This was very entertaining, from start to finish, if you like Short movies.
It was a very nice movie. Just try to have fun and you will enjoy it.
Cute movie. Loved it. Well played out
It was a good movie. I was entertained and engage until the very end.
I've lost count of the number of times I have seen this movie, but it is more than 20.
Loved it! Busting to go to the loo (far too much Diet Coke)! but didn't want to miss a minute of this cracker of sparky and sparkly joyous romp.
Holy smokes! Suffice to say this movie is amazing! One of the best of the year
Light entertainment with a great cast. If you like the actors, and enjoy something light hearted, think you will enjoy this film.
One of the best movies I have ever seen. Written well, directed well and told well. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
A very good movie! When it comes to end, you want to see more, and more, and more…