Asur 2 Review: Who is Asur in Ghor Kali! Did the answer at all give the thrilling 'Asur 2'?

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Saroj Darbar:

The word Asura has various connotations attached to it. There are many interpretations and analyzes of Asura beyond the simple dialectic of gods versus demons. Mysterious issues such as the identity of the nation, the repressed history of the defeated also come up in this source. However, director Ani Sen has gone ahead with the popular scheme of Mangal-Amangal in the second installment of his 'Asur' web series. Those who watched the first season know that the myth and the murder combined to create a mysterious labyrinth that not only drew the viewer like a magnet, but also forced the viewer to draw numbers. Who is the demon? The viewer tried to find a solution by connecting the points of various events. After quite some time, the director and the narrator appeared with his answer.
Who is the demon in the series, before knowing the answer, let's know how one can become a demon? Explaining this to Arjuna in Sri Gita, Lord Krishna tells,

That is, those people who are full of arrogance, pride, desire, attachment, and pride, who inwardly torment the Self (Krishna or God Himself) within the body and perform severe austerities against the rules of the Shastras, can be identified as having demonic intelligence. God is in all beings. The people of this Asuragotra are those who hate the Self-Established God who resides in the self and the other body. But what is the reason that these devilish people do so much? Srigita's answer, 'Aastyamapratisthanga te Jagadahuraniswaram'. That is, according to them there is no such thing as truth in the world. All are false. There is no system of religion, and there is no God anywhere as that manager. We understand, the demon is not a fantasy. Rather, humans can become demons. As the Srigita describes Asura, if in modern times that thought is to be given a flesh and blood form, But Shubo Joshi's character in the 'Asur 2' series is exactly that. There is no fatigue in his 'penance'. His grasp of modern technology is at the highest level. He is devoted, intensely intelligent. But this entire penance of his is 'unscriptural'. He does not recognize the humanity within man. Rather, in his faith-event tradition, such a situation can be created, reaching a point where people are ready to deny their humanity. He can even kill his god. The pride that people feel for their beliefs, relationships, goodwill, feelings, empathy, is actually just an illusion. And people are suffering because of these things. It is possible to free people from that tribulation. So he strives to transcend human and human civilization. And modern technology became his tool. acutely intelligent. But this entire penance of his is 'unscriptural'. He does not recognize the humanity within man. Rather, in his faith-event tradition, such a situation can be created, reaching a point where people are ready to deny their humanity. He can even kill his god. The pride that people feel for their beliefs, relationships, goodwill, feelings, empathy, is actually just an illusion. And people are suffering because of these things. It is possible to free people from that tribulation. So he strives to transcend human and human civilization. And modern technology became his tool. acutely intelligent. But this entire penance of his is 'unscriptural'. He does not recognize the humanity within man. Rather, in his faith-event tradition, such a situation can be created, reaching a point where people are ready to deny their humanity. He can even kill his god. The pride that people feel for their beliefs, relationships, goodwill, feelings, empathy, is actually just an illusion. And people are suffering because of these things. It is possible to free people from that tribulation. So he strives to transcend human and human civilization. And modern technology became his tool. In fact, it is only a trick. And people are suffering because of these things. It is possible to free people from that tribulation. So he strives to transcend human and human civilization. And modern technology became his tool. In fact, it is only a trick. And people are suffering because of these things. It is possible to free people from that tribulation. So he strives to transcend human and human civilization. And modern technology became his tool.

As the authority of this society in whose hands they often compose the pattern of truth, so the demon composes his own world of truth. Justice, ethics and morality are involved with him in the process, but his control is in the hands of the demon. The advent of technology has reduced people to a collection of information. Analyzing that huge amount of information, a person becomes almost naked in front of other people's eyes. In other words, there is no such thing as privacy or privacy. Analyzing his character traits can tell what he will do in the future. Artificial intelligence has shouldered the burden of analyzing this huge amount of data. And social media has taken the responsibility of providing information. Where people voluntarily give all their information. These platforms are going to control people's future by collecting people's data, never with consent. As a result people themselves are confused. If we add 'deepfake' technology to this, However, it is easy to spread hatred among people through post truth. It is no longer difficult to control these confused, misguided people. Asura's 'penance' is right here. With the help of technology, he wants to prove that there is no truth in the world, no religion, no God.

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Right from the point where the first season ended, the director has started the second season. The story follows Nikhil Nair (Varun Sowti) who has lost his daughter. Dhananjay Rajput (Arshad Warsi) initially wanted to get away from all this, but couldn't. As a result, he is again involved in the incident. And in man's fight against demon, he became the main face. The rest of the characters also played their part to move the story forward. The director has arranged the format of each episode according to the character of the web series. Where the history of becoming an Asura is happening in the beginning. And every episode ends with a question or moment of crisis from which the viewer has no escape. How intelligence officers try to reach the truth by using one small piece of information is perfectly depicted. Excellent acting anchored the series. never once thought This is a fictional conflict. Rather, as the story approaches fundamental questions about human-technology interactions, the acting becomes life-enhancing. It's doubtful that so much effort and excellence has been put into each episode, often in the second season of a series. For this, Abhishek Garg, Abhijit Khuman, Gaurav Shukla, who were in control of the story, are the most responsible.

But 'Asur 2' probably doesn't want to be just a nice tense web series. He pushes people to some mysterious questions that keep them thinking and thinking. The kind of social experiment that is done to test the humanity of people is brought back scene by scene in this series. Fear every moment, people will not lose! Asura is not as scary as it is, but the danger of this human error is even more alarming. Stand in front of the mirror. And the devil! If he is a man, he cannot be disciplined. But how to get rid of the enormous exposure of technology that has brought us in front of the apocalypse! The Frankenstein of this technology will not eat people! And one will not encourage someone to become a demon at that moment! And if it gives! Where will people fall into this trap! People's faith in humanity will remain strong in this difficult time! 'Asur 2' drives the audience towards that idea. To deal with the anarchy created by Asura, the state has to descend into anarchy itself. That is, win or lose, anarchy becomes the only truth. So what technology is our foundation and anarchy is our future? The discomfort of this question raised by 'Asur 2' is not erased even though the series is over.