Renowned filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma aks RGV hails Christopher Nolan’s latest creation, “Oppenheimer,” as an unparalleled masterpiece that transcends traditional cinema and delves into the depths of human emotions and political intricacies. In a series of tweets, Varma expressed his awe and admiration for Nolan’s genius, comparing him to the great physicist Albert Einstein and his groundbreaking equation, E=mc², but in the realm of cinema.
In his tweets, Varma emphasized that “Oppenheimer” was not merely a film but a profound experience that touched the core of human existence. He believes that Nolan’s portrayal of the development of the atomic bomb is a metaphor for the complex political dynamics surrounding it, and the film effectively explores the explosive nature of human vulnerability and emotions.
Nolan unlike Oppenheimer who built a bomb to kill a few people , created a cinematic bomb to explode in the minds of all people in the world, not just film makers ..The reverbs of NOLAN’s explosions will keep resounding forever in the cinematic graveyard he created on July 21st…
— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) July 23, 2023
The filmmaker goes on to state that watching “Oppenheimer” made him feel reborn and profoundly impacted his perspective on filmmaking. He envisions a hypothetical scenario of being educated under Nolan’s tutelage, not just in technical aspects but also in understanding the intricate dimensions of human feelings and emotions.
Drawing a sharp contrast between Nolan and Oppenheimer, the scientist who built the atomic bomb, Varma praises Nolan’s ability to create a cinematic bomb that resonates with audiences worldwide. He believes that Nolan’s films, unlike many others, seek to engage and challenge the intelligence of the viewers rather than catering to their presumed simplicity.
Varma concludes his tweet series with a powerful statement, asserting that “Oppenheimer” is not just a film but a reflection of life itself. He passionately urges everyone to witness Nolan’s creation, emphasizing that experiencing “Oppenheimer” is equivalent to discovering the essence of life and the true potential of cinema.
As Varma’s praises continue to spread across social media, it is evident that Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” has left an indelible mark on the filmmaking community and the minds of those fortunate enough to have seen it. With its deep exploration of emotions and politics, the film stands as a testament to Nolan’s unparalleled mastery and vision, solidifying his place as a trailblazer in the new age of cinema.
