When the tall and well-built Arjun, whose real name is Firoz Khan, was offered the role, he was only told that a big celebrity would be part of this production. Titled Blacklist, the film, which is being made in Toronto, has leading Hollywood star Brad Pitt in a small but significant role besides actor Abhishek Bachchan. Chopra cast him in Mahabharat way back in the 1980s, is now playing a righteous character in an Indo-Canadian production.
Sudershan Photo Credit: V_SudershanWhen the tall and well-built Arjun, whose real name is Firoz Khan, was offered the role, he was only told that a big celebrity would be part of this productionīollywood actor Arjun, who got a fresh lease of life when film-maker B. Mahabharat Genre Historical Drama Based on Written.Īrjun (Firoz Khan) who played the role of Arjun in TV series Mahabarat, in New Delhi on August 27, 2012. a little bit of my disappointment arise due to short episodes on Virataparwan (which should told us more about Pandava's suffering and how they survived), and small appearance of Gathotkacha, regarding this character is adored by kids and adults in our country.Mahabharat (TV Series 1988–1990) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. I myself would like to praise this movie (BR Chopra's Mahabharat was also aired by our television long ago)as the best version of Mahabharat.
some key actors of Mahabharat enjoyed high appreciation in our country during their tour recently, and i think they worth it, regardless disappointed voices on their acting performance. which are damaged seriously within young and adult generation all over the world these days. what I love from this movie is their objectives to spread moral values, such as respect the elders, obey your parents, respect for women, teenage bravery to protect their parents,equal rights for low-class people, etc. as I and several of our people read both Indian/original version and Javanese/Indonesian version of Mahabharat, so we don't mind and regret any improved or updated version of Mahabharat, as long as we can catch the moral message lies within the movie (and the book) itself.
we have our own version of Mahabharat which been rewritten and recreated by our ancestors thousands years BCE. but one who never read the book before, esp when you lived abroad far from India like me, will love the movie and perhaps wants to read the book after they watch this movie. Anyone who read the Mahabharat book perhaps will feel disappointed with the story, indeed.