generally, hollywood & bollywood have become like evil twin brothers, bullying us (the public) into handing over our hard earned money and in return shoving their mediocre cynical imaginations down our throats.

I just don’t know …I can’t wait to see it….or maybe I can.

Nicely put. Yes the Dharmic religions do have this view, while the Abrahamic religions are bi – polar good v evil. I often thought snakes got a bad rap in Abrahamic religions. Goddesses too.

This is true but it’s a bit more nuanced than that. In the Dharmic religions there isn’t much of a concept of “evil,” just an understanding that everything has a role in the universe. Snakes are revered in the same way most of what St. Augustine refers to as “natural evils,” such as freak storms or accidents, are. They have the power to ruin you, so we respect and hope to placate them, but the point is mostly to demonstrate that the universe doesn’t revolve around us, we just have a unique ability to try to understand it. As far as that’s the case, we’re expected to love and revere everything.

The Abrahamic religions have a different attitude toward snakes and Goddesses than the Dharmic religions. They are reviled in the Abrahamic religions and associated with evil, while they are worshiped in the Dharmic religions and are considered divine. Western movies tend to have an Abrahamic view of the world. I would hope, and it seems from what you are telling, this Westernized movie will not demonize snakes and Goddesses but view them through Dharmic eyes with honor.