Kurukshetra Reviews

All episodes of Kurukshetra: Part 1 are now streaming on Netflix in English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam.

Darshan who is fondly referred to as -'challenging star-' marks a milestone in his career with this one being his 50th film.

Director Naganna and writer JK Bharavi have ensured that the narration is simple enough for even those unfamiliar with the epic to understand the story

The most expensive Kannada film of all time deserves to be watched on the big screen, despite its flaws

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Kurukshetra could have benefited from better writing. It seems Naganna paid more attention to the visuals than the piece of literature.

The Mahabharata needs no introduction. One of the greatest epics of all time, the story spans over one lakh shlokas, or over two lakh verses. The original work, written by Veda Vyasa in Sanskrit, has about 1.8 million words.

Director Naganna and writer JK Bharavi have ensured that the narration is simple enough for even those unfamiliar with the epic to understand the story.

Netflix's first Indian mythological anime Kurukshetra is all set to premiere on October 10 on Netflix. Willing to watch it? Read our review first!

The final takeaway from Kurukshetra is brilliant as Shri Krishna presents the verdict – Kurukshetra ka yuddh, Kshatriyata ka utsav nahi, balki Rajneeti ki haar hai. Yahi shasan ka satya hai, aur jeevan ka bhi!

If Kurukshetra: Part 1 was an emotional storm that left us reeling from the deaths of Abhimanyu, Bhishma, and Drona, Part 2 is the thunder that follows—the inevitable, heart-wrenching conclusion to one of history’s greatest moral…