Wikipedia Trails from Ravana to a Bollywood Film

My Wikipedia Trail began with Ravana. He is the king of demons in the epic Ramayana. He plays a dynamic character in this tale, I wanted to learn more about him. From this article, I moved on to Kaikesi, she is a princess and also the mother of Ravana. She plotted with her parents to seduce a powerful demon in the hope of producing unstoppable demonic offspring. Obviously this worked, and she gave birth to Ravana and three other children. From this page, I went to the page for Pratima Kazmi. She is the Indian actress who played Kaikesi in an Indian soap opera about the Ramayana. She is known to play villainous women due her deep voice and direct way of speaking. From here, I landed on a page for her most famous movie, Waisa Bri Hota Hai. This movie is about a man who is spiraling following the murder of his brother. One night, he witnesses a gang shooting and saves the victim. This ends him the middle of a gang war in India.

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