Mumbai Saga

• Watched this movie Mumbai Saga at PVR Koramangala IMAX Screen
  
• I liked the movie.
• Basically this movie is a political drama as well in addition to being a gangster action movie.
• It is not like "Shootout at Wadala" which also had John Abraham as the star which was an out and out gangster action movie.
• This movie is firmly grounded and they have shown a Bal Thackeray kind of character portrayed by Mahesh Manjrekar.
• This Bal Thackeray kind of character is using people to do the work he wants.
• The don also reports to him and so does the cop.
• If the don exceeds his jurisdiction he must die and the Bal thackeray kind of character uses the cops for that.
  
• The don dies but illegal and legal business conducted does not die, only the don is changed.
• The "Marathi manoos" basically "rules Mumbai".
• Bombay becomes Mumbai and it was bound to happen.
• That is shown in the movie.
• People who live with "Bombay mentality" must realise that the "new era" for the "foreseeable future" belongs to "Mumbai monoos" which is "son-of -the soil" which has been the motto of Shiv Sena and NCP. And maybe of Maharashtra Congress also.
• BJP may want to disown the son-of-soil policy.
  
• Few top Gujarati and Marwari may control BJP but when it comes to Mumbai that is the ground zero where BJP will be defeated and the "Marathi Manoos" culture cannot be estranged from Mumbai forget rest of Maharashtra.
• All the money owned by the rich industrialists cannot buy off the Marathi Manoos and that is a fact.
• What happens in Mumbai is applicable to rest of India also.
• Each state is fiercely independent and they take inspiration from Mumbai more often than not.
  
• Movies like Mumbai Saga show that.