Vishwaguru

As far as Purvanchal goes, the goal is to cause maximum discomfort and irritation caused by the misalignment of soul and existence, and it seems that it is the pattern of greater nation too. It is why kids leave their corporate careers to try their hands at standup comedy and fail to find satisfaction there too. And anyway this country has become about totally about words and not intent so comedy is anyway out of question except the industry plants. You say something and then you spend your time proving that you didn't mean in the way it was understood. Being in Purvanchal I have understood that it too is a method of exploitation, individuals with edge in power dynamic feign to misunderstand what you have said intentionally so that you spend your time proving that it was not said in the manner it was understood and then they exploit you for what you said. Exploitation is absolutely intimate in Purvanchal and it is existential and unfortunate part is absolute lower class gutter scum have access to intimate details of people way better than them, of course for blackmail. If you want to see the the magic of intent watch David Dhawan movies, they have class related humour but since the intent is good they are not offensive, in fact hilarious, like the character of a spoilt rich kid in the movie Raja Babu. At present what is happening in this country is permanent consolidation of power with hyperreality constructed solely of mostly untalented industry plants and erosion of indigenous myth-making. The goal is trapping people in islands of their individualised suffering and this individualisation becomes more and more mindless and careless as the social class of a person decreases, and hence you find the poor people with their souls totally misaligned with their existence drinking country liquor in a country where drinking alcohol is a social taboo. You see the totalitarianism now, don't you? The ultimate goal as I realised is hoarding culture and aesthetics and depriving the lower classes of the same with making the lower classes bear the burden of a mongrel dogmatic culture, a thing which wasn't there twenty years ago.