The Puranas as animation, so you can understand them by watching instead of reading.
I have wanted to do this since 2017, in my B.Tech, and I set it down because animation costs money and I had none. The thought came back this year, when image and video tools made it possible for one person.
Eighteen Puranas, the Bhagavad Gita, everything around them. Films tell the version that works as a story, and I do not blame them for it: a film is an investment and it has to earn the money back. This does not have to earn anything, so it can stay with what the sources actually say. Not films. What one person can make, from the sources themselves, for the generation that would otherwise meet these stories secondhand or not at all.
It began as the teaching layer of the temple and is now its own project, connected to it and separate from it. I have not finished anything yet.
One scene, finished, from the sources rather than from a film.
All of it. There is no finished scene.
I wanted this in 2017 and did nothing about it for nine years. That gap is the most honest thing on this page.
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Wanted it, in my B.Tech, and set it down because animation cost money I did not have.
Started it, once image and video tools made it possible for one person.
