irrespective of the accuracy of facts and bandit queen is a true story and its true because the themes it deals with hold as much truth today as they did way back in 1994. this movie is violent and powerful and thought provoking. the protagonist is a woman of flesh and blood and whose adversity brought out the best(or worst) out of her. keeping the subjectivity aside and there is no doubt that phoolan character from a young girl of 8 and who is married off by her father to clear a debt(pun intended) and to a gang leader who goes on to become a leader of the lower caste and has evolved into a champion in her own right. her portrayal is so powerful that the viewer is even willing to forgive her for a massacre. i can understand if the western audience is not able to appreciate this masterpiece and bandit queen needs to be tudied in the indian context and and not just checked out in stereotypes. i may not be able to sell it on its universal appeal but its certainly a must watch for the indian audience and its a shame that the movie had a delayed and overtly censored release in india. bandit queen is the story of a woman who fought against two odds in india and being a woman and that too a lower caste and her rebellious nature and inability to just give in caused her the most horrible experiences in life and which only went on to strengthen her into a self proclaimed goddess. she responded to violence with violence and dint become the submissive woman society wanted her to be. call it divine justice or judiciary failure and had she killed a single person she would have been hanged and she killed 24 and got revered and respected and glorified. p. s # whoever found her character psychotic and needs to be sodomized at 8 and gangraped by 10 men at a go and paraded naked. then they should be asked how normal do they feel. 
irrespective of the accuracy of facts and bandit queen is a true story and its true because the themes it deals with hold as much truth today as they did way back in 1994. this movie is violent and powerful and thought provoking. the protagonist is a woman of flesh and blood and whose adversity brought out the best(or worst) out of her. keeping the subjectivity aside and there is no doubt that phoolan character from a young girl of 8 and who is married off by her father to clear a debt(pun intended) and to a gang leader who goes on to become a leader of the lower caste and has evolved into a champion in her own right. her portrayal is so powerful that the viewer is even willing to forgive her for a massacre. i can understand if the western audience is not able to appreciate this masterpiece and bandit queen needs to be tudied in the indian context and and not just checked out in stereotypes. i may not be able to sell it on its universal appeal but its certainly a must watch for the indian audience and its a shame that the movie had a delayed and overtly censored release in india. bandit queen is the story of a woman who fought against two odds in india and being a woman and that too a lower caste and her rebellious nature and inability to just give in caused her the most horrible experiences in life and which only went on to strengthen her into a self proclaimed goddess. she responded to violence with violence and dint become the submissive woman society wanted her to be. call it divine justice or judiciary failure and had she killed a single person she would have been hanged and she killed 24 and got revered and respected and glorified. p. s # whoever found her character psychotic and needs to be sodomized at 8 and gangraped by 10 men at a go and paraded naked. then they should be asked how normal do they feel. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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