Every Story Is Inspired from Mahabhartha and Ramayana

Every Story has a link to Ramayana or Mahabharata

After watching Black Panther, I was reading about Kill Monger in few comic book blog spots 
earlier I read about The Visions resemblances to Aswaddhama, - if there was any character in Mahabharata which isnt of biological birth and 
is born with a mind stone its Aswaddhama 

Now I read a story about the endless battle betweenn Black Panther and Kill Monger 
as shown in movie and in few comics Killmonger and BP are related 

KM is Stronger and claims that he deserves the Wakhandan Throne 

Whenever BP cofronts KM he almost gets killed, there was an instance where KM kills BPs Clone

Every time they fight, Killmonger’s might proves to be superior. The only way Black Panther ever wins is with the help of his allies or people that Killmonger has wronged. In their first encounter, Killmonger threw T’Challa off of a waterfall to his supposed death during one bout and had him clearly defeated during their second bout. In their second encounter, Killmonger destroyed an LMD of T’Challa. In their third encounter, Killmonger beat T’Challa within an inch of his life. And in their fourth and final encounter, Killmonger had T’Challa defeated and would’ve killed him if it wasn’t for the interference of Monica Rambeau.

This reminds me of Ramayana Story 

Vaali and Sugreeva 

Vaali and Sugreeva are related , Brothers 
Vaali occupied Sugreevas Throne, Vaali is Stronger 
Sugreeva Tried to Confront Vaali several times and wasnt successful,
then in a final confrontation while Sugreeva is beaten to death Vaali gets killed by Rama (ally of Sugreeva) 


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Keeping the Mythological Relation aside 
we have seen N number of stories in the Socio Fantasy movies of 60s and 70s

A king is defeated, or cheated or killed, the antagonist occupies the throne 
The Kings family has to lave the kingdom in dramatic conditions 
The Song grows up Stronger Wiser and gets his Vengeance , Be it Black Panther or Bahubali 

So Be it any story 
What matters is how is it presented, Not whats the story is 

Preent this story in any theme, Its a HIT FORMULA