OMG: Oh My God! (2012)

The film includes Christian religious leaders among those who commercialize faith and exploit devotees. However, its critique is directed at the universal problem of institutional corruption rather than the tenets of Christianity itself, ultimately promoting a purer, personal spirituality.

The film satirizes the commercialization and exploitation by Hindu priests and institutions, portraying them as hypocritical and greedy. However, the narrative ultimately distinguishes between corrupt practices and genuine spirituality, advocating for a personal understanding of faith over ritualistic adherence and institutionalized religion.

The film includes Muslim religious leaders among those who commercialize faith and exploit devotees. However, its critique is directed at the universal problem of institutional corruption rather than the tenets of Islam itself, ultimately promoting a purer, personal spirituality.

Sikh religious leaders are shown participating in the commercial aspects of organized religion. The film's narrative critiques the exploitation of faith by institutions across various religions, rather than condemning Sikhism itself, and advocates for genuine spiritual understanding.