Today, I read Review about Ved Vyas Ke Pote on Mouthshut.com – The Consumer Review Website.
I would certainly like to review and remember and watch this serial again which goes by the name "Ved Vyas Ke Pote".I don’t know how many of you have actually watched this serial, but I have witnessed each and every episode of this series, again it belongs to time when you have end to a serial, unlike today’s serials. This series was directed by well-known writer-director Lalit Behl, who also wrote it, and I can call this serial’s story as the best innovative story and thought.
NOTE: I was looking to write the review on this serial from long back, and was searching content related to its production/technical team/cast and crew members, so as to support my review, but was unable to find much information on it over internet, so I just decided to atleast write a review without much mention of names, which I didn’t remember.
The plot of the serial goes like this - There are 3 brothers, smallest one was named Bhim Vyas (Rohitash Gaud, if you remember Mukundi Lal Gupta of Lapataganj, or terrorist Iqlaque Ahmed from the movie "A Wednesday"). They have their own business of book-binding in their peaceful city (I forgot the name) in Rajasthan. But the smaller brother Bhim always try to do something funny. One fine day, they went to Varanasi, for the "mundan ceremony" of one of the child of family, and there they come to know about their ancestors lineage, which track back towards the ancient time of Mahabharata, and they came to know that they all are actually offsprings of the famous Ved Vyas, who wrote the epic Mahabharata. The funny fact was till this current generation, everytime there is only one offspring, this time they are 3. After coming back to their hometown, they (because of Bhim’s mind) put a case in court over BR Chopra (whose Mahabharata serial was coming on TV those days), for the claim of Royalty, since Mahabharata was actually written by Ved Vyasa, and they are his offspring, so by the rule, their family should get the royalty. Hence come a lawyer in picture (played by director Lalit Behl), who fought from their side, and many issues rose over the the Copyright law - like, what is the correct duration after which you cannot claim over copyright infringement. The serial was ended without a solution, as the director wants to put this question in front of Indian junta, so that they will decide what is correct and what is not, although in the form of a lawyer, director Lalit Behl put a great fight, and question in front of Indian law. And I forgot to mention a very important but funny character of the serial, who was called Samay, the narrator (Zakir Hussain, I hope you all remember this great artist), whose work is to come at the beginning and the end of an episode to brief about the story, and his starting was with this line, "Main Samay Hoon", just like Mahabharata’s narrator’s starting (I think its name was Om or Shoonya).
RATING: 5/5
YOU CAN READ THE DETAILED REVIEW ON MOUTHSHUT.COM
NOTE : THIS REVIEW WAS WRITTEN BY A MOUTHSHUT MEMBER GRuchirG ON MOUTHSHUT.COM
I would certainly like to review and remember and watch this serial again which goes by the name "Ved Vyas Ke Pote".I don’t know how many of you have actually watched this serial, but I have witnessed each and every episode of this series, again it belongs to time when you have end to a serial, unlike today’s serials. This series was directed by well-known writer-director Lalit Behl, who also wrote it, and I can call this serial’s story as the best innovative story and thought.NOTE: I was looking to write the review on this serial from long back, and was searching content related to its production/technical team/cast and crew members, so as to support my review, but was unable to find much information on it over internet, so I just decided to atleast write a review without much mention of names, which I didn’t remember.
The plot of the serial goes like this - There are 3 brothers, smallest one was named Bhim Vyas (Rohitash Gaud, if you remember Mukundi Lal Gupta of Lapataganj, or terrorist Iqlaque Ahmed from the movie "A Wednesday"). They have their own business of book-binding in their peaceful city (I forgot the name) in Rajasthan. But the smaller brother Bhim always try to do something funny. One fine day, they went to Varanasi, for the "mundan ceremony" of one of the child of family, and there they come to know about their ancestors lineage, which track back towards the ancient time of Mahabharata, and they came to know that they all are actually offsprings of the famous Ved Vyas, who wrote the epic Mahabharata. The funny fact was till this current generation, everytime there is only one offspring, this time they are 3. After coming back to their hometown, they (because of Bhim’s mind) put a case in court over BR Chopra (whose Mahabharata serial was coming on TV those days), for the claim of Royalty, since Mahabharata was actually written by Ved Vyasa, and they are his offspring, so by the rule, their family should get the royalty. Hence come a lawyer in picture (played by director Lalit Behl), who fought from their side, and many issues rose over the the Copyright law - like, what is the correct duration after which you cannot claim over copyright infringement. The serial was ended without a solution, as the director wants to put this question in front of Indian junta, so that they will decide what is correct and what is not, although in the form of a lawyer, director Lalit Behl put a great fight, and question in front of Indian law. And I forgot to mention a very important but funny character of the serial, who was called Samay, the narrator (Zakir Hussain, I hope you all remember this great artist), whose work is to come at the beginning and the end of an episode to brief about the story, and his starting was with this line, "Main Samay Hoon", just like Mahabharata’s narrator’s starting (I think its name was Om or Shoonya).
RATING: 5/5
YOU CAN READ THE DETAILED REVIEW ON MOUTHSHUT.COM
NOTE : THIS REVIEW WAS WRITTEN BY A MOUTHSHUT MEMBER GRuchirG ON MOUTHSHUT.COM
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