the show did not really spend much time on osho himself. how he came to be. they did not even spend time on how he became popular in the first place. how they acquired so much money for the ranch and all the development on it. i think the documentary is more about the whole ranch thing and the four people close to osho who were interviewed throughout the series. only god knows why the americans were so cheerful showcasing their bigotry 30 years after the actual incident.
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I finished yesterday "Guru: Bhagwan, His Secretary & His Bodyguard" on Netflix.
It has lot more footage of Osho...... though still showing things... not in a neutral perspective..... more of bodyguards version who was pissed off with Rajneesh and Sheela also was not in good terms in the end......
Though in the end there is a statement from Rajneesh that he forgives Sheela and she was victim of US politics.
Will have to wait for Swami Prem Narain's version for the other/ Rajneesh's perspective......
It has lot more footage of Osho...... though still showing things... not in a neutral perspective..... more of bodyguards version who was pissed off with Rajneesh and Sheela also was not in good terms in the end......
Though in the end there is a statement from Rajneesh that he forgives Sheela and she was victim of US politics.
Will have to wait for Swami Prem Narain's version for the other/ Rajneesh's perspective......
