Pranam What golden words and self realisation of the individuals?!! "*Rocketry *is a must watch for its honest storytelling. In fact, it is a lesson for *today’s generations on how not to treat* our real heroes. Thannenjarivadhu poyyarkka. These kinds of ordeals are endured by good people only castrated by the villains of the nation, organisation and groups, jalrawed by the self-erased party members. @ decades before this group existed but except me then, no one wrote about it. Anyway, becoming good is always welcome. KR IRS 6722
On Tue, 5 Jul 2022 at 23:05, 'N Sekar' via iyer123 <[email protected]> wrote: > Rocketry: How Madhavan’s new film on Nambi Narayanan is both gripping and > thought-provoking > > It is a tale of a legend who dared to dream, dared to give up the most > lucrative job, dared to challenge stereotypes, and dared to challenge the > system for its betterment > Sandeep Krishnarao Patil > <https://www.firstpost.com/author/sandeep-krishnarao-patil>July 05, 2022 > 19:46:25 IST > [image: Rocketry: How Madhavan’s new film on Nambi Narayanan is both > gripping and thought-provoking] > > Poster of the movie Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. imdb > > > Nations that cannot protect their brightest minds are doomed to fail. The > very character of a nation is reflected by the way it harnesses its heroes. > The film, *Rocketry: The Nambi Effect,* is a clear example of how a > resource- and vision-starved nation couldn’t protect its visionary. It is > the tale of a legend who dared to dream, dared to give up the most > lucrative job, dared to challenge stereotypes, and most of all dared to > challenge the system for its betterment. The legend had a vision to see > Bharat at the zenith of space technology and research in the world and he > worked his heart out for it. What he got in return were false accusations, > police thrashing, public antagonism and a broken family. > [image: Rocketry How Madhavans new film on Nambi Narayanan is both > gripping and thoughtprovoking] > <https://www.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Rocketry-1.jpg> > > Poster of the movie, Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. Facebook/prajeshsen > > The film is a tale of Nambi Narayanan, an aerospace engineer and an ISRO > scientist. It explores the various dimensions of his life. From being a > genius scientist to being a self-centred individual, and from getting a > fellowship at NASA to choosing the welfare of the country over foreign > land, the movie traverses through different time zones in his life. The > storytelling revolves around different chapters in the life of Nambi > Narayanan. His expeditions as a scientist with breakthrough discoveries > have been remarkably captured in the movie. His plans for acquiring > knowledge of technology from different nations using strategic contracts > and alliances have also been wonderfully depicted. His sharpness and focus > is a thing to marvel at. Most of the incidents in the movie are derived > from real-life happenings of Nambi Narayanan > <https://www.business-standard.com/about/who-is-nambi-narayanan#collapse>. > [image: Rocketry How Madhavans new film on Nambi Narayanan is both > gripping and thoughtprovoking] > <https://www.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Nambi_Narayanan-2.jpg> > > File image of Nambi Narayanan. Wikimedia Commons/ Vicharam > > The first half of the movie majorly deals with his scientific expeditions > with one or two scenes of his interaction with his wife. Apart from his > scientific and patriotic persona, the film is an honest depiction of his > character: In a scene, for instance, where he doesn’t reveal the death of a > colleague’s son to him in order to complete the mission, one wonders about > the very thin line between right and wrong. This has proved the brilliance > of R Madhavan as a director — very few have succeeded in making good > biopics not just here in our country but globally too. > [image: Rocketry How Madhavans new film on Nambi Narayanan is both > gripping and thoughtprovoking] > <https://www.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/together-1.jpg> > > Nambi Narayanan with R Madhavan. Instagram/actormaddy > > The second half is gripping, thought-provoking and gut-wrenching. It > addresses multiple issues we face as a nation. The issues of brain drain, > framing of scientists, corrupt government institutions, hollow public > perception and delayed justice are all highlighted explicitly in the movie. > One leaves the theatre with a sense of despair at how as a nation we don’t > protect the patriots but fall prey to false propaganda unleashed by the > enemy. The same thing is true even today. The movie leaves everyone with a > thought of how the foreign forces provide roadblocks to our growth in > multiple fields. There are many scenes by the end of the movie which leave > the audience teary-eyed. The scene of unnecessary framing of Nambi > Narayanan, the scene of mental collapse of his wife, and the scene where he > and his wife are thrown out an autorickshaw are gut-wrenching. > > The movie closes with a comparative shot of how he is riding a scooty > while his contemporary scientist is enjoying all the luxuries of NASA. The > scene leaves everyone wanting for more. The movie also highlights in detail > the framing of Nambi Narayan by a few people in the system. Very recently > after the arrest of former IPS officer RB Sreekumar, Nambi Narayanan said “I > came to know that he (RB Sreekumar) was arrested for fabricating stories > and trying to sensationalise them, there was a charge against him. That is > exactly what he did in my case. > <https://www.timesnownews.com/india/he-did-same-in-my-case-former-isro-scientist-nambi-narayan-on-arrest-of-ex-ips-officer-rb-sreekumar-article-92461246>” > The movie clearly explores the different people involved in his framing. It > also traverses how he was exonerated by the Supreme Court and he is yet to > receive the entire compensation amount. > > 'He did same in my case': Former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan on arres... > > Nambi Narayanan, a scientist in ISRO, was charged with espionage and was > probed by Sreekumar. He was acquitted o... > > <https://www.timesnownews.com/india/he-did-same-in-my-case-former-isro-scientist-nambi-narayan-on-arrest-of-ex-ips-officer-rb-sreekumar-article-92461246> > > > *Rocketry *is a must watch for its honest storytelling. In fact, it is a > lesson for today’s generations on how not to treat our real heroes. The > movie simply explains the most complex systems of aerospace and engages the > audience at many levels. In the conversation between Nambi Narayanan and a > character played by Shah Rukh Khan, the latter asks for forgiveness for > what had happened to him. Nambi Narayanan refuses to accept the apology, > but pardon him as well as the nation leaves everyone spellbound. Go, watch > this movie. It’s worth your time and attention. > > *The writer is Executive CCO, VSK Mumbai, and Advisor, VESIM Literati > Festival, Prabuddha Bharat Belagavi, Khajuraho Literature Festival. He > tweets from @MODIfied_SKP. 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