If there ever is a documentary, while we former premies would find the stories of the notable premies and family very interesting, and probably the public would to, it would not mean much without the context of what the cult was in the 1970s for ordinary premies and the cult and Prem Rawat, as Gail said in the Greedy Guru, "having more makeovers than the Kardashians"
I think the stories of community premies and ashram premies would be very important. Even parents, spouses, and especially, those children dragged to darshan lines and raised to worship him.
I also think all his current success, everything the cult brags about online, getting in public schools, getting in prisons, the Sara Sidner interview and not disclosing she is long time cult member's daughter ( and that recording..did she get Knowledge as a child? I am not sure but I sure would like someone to ask her. Would they get a no comment on such a benign question?), his Guiness records in India, the reality or illusion of him rebranding into a Peace Ambassador. You look at his own sites and his own PR. The more he succeeds the more newsworthy he becomes.
And someone would have to describe the great bookburning of 1983.
Also, have another look at Lord of the Universe TVTV documentary. When you aren't a devotee or a former premie, the followers and ex followers are as much a part of the story as the cult leader himself.
https://mediaburn.org/video/lord-of-the-universe-2/
