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millennials lived in the moment without giving a fuck
gen z lives for internet validation their whole lives are shaped acc to what’s acceptable and trendy on IG lol
This 6kka generation does not burst firecrackers. Gen Z and Gen Alpha. A lot of my favourite childhood memories as a little boy was walking around like a commando with a bag full of explosives especially blowing up that green bomb. Diwali should sound like AKs going off for 5 days. It did until a decade ago.
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Usman Khawaja has proved that you should trust everyone except Pakistanis. This guy has thrown the entire Australian team under the bus just to sell his book.
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I will give BR chopra credit for Direction , screenplay , casting also dialogue but his adoption is so misogynist and that mahabharat made karna as somewhat as tragic figure...a literal and only reason for war was acccording to Vyas. It looks like they tried to pin it on draupadi
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كسعودية ، مرة سعيدة بتواجد فلم @Ramayana في صالات السنما السعودية !
عقبال أشوف المزيد 😍🙏🙏🙏!!
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Women Who Were Victims of Ravana's Lust
Rambha - Ravana forcibly assaulted her despite her protests, she was on her way to meet Nalakubera, Ravana's nephew, Nalakubera subsequently cursed Ravana
Punjikasthala - Ravana himself recounts assaulting her in the Yuddha Kanda, Brahma cursed him, warning that forcing himself on another unwilling woman would result in his death
Vedavati - Ravana attempted to violate her after she rejected his advances, he forcibly grabbed her by the hair, she cursed him and vowed to return as the cause of his destructio, she is associated with Sita's rebirth in the Valmiki Ramayana tradition
Mata Sita - Ravana abducted her, held her captive in Lanka, repeatedly pressured her to marry him and threatened her
Valmiki Ramayana also details how Ravana, during his conquests, defeated or deleted numerous kings, Devas and Gandharvas, and forcibly abducted their wives, daughters and celestial women
When Hanuman Ji searches for Mata Sita in Lanka, he observes Ravana's massive harem, noting that many of the women there had been brought by force after their families were destroyed
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He is member of the Pakistan House caucus. That says it all.
Unreliable person.
He should concentrate on the rising anti- Indian/ anti- Hindu hate in the US rather than street protests in India.
I have challenged his views before. @RoKhanna
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I am no expert but half the people tweeting about Ramayana’s 'inaccuracies' have never read any version of the actual Ramayana. Their entire knowledge or reference point comes from Ramanand Sagar’s Ramayana, which was merely an adaptation and as far as I know, it is a considerably sanitized version of the original
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I travelled by Vande Bharat from Pune to Kolhapur last week. 80% of passengers just threw that leftover boxes below seat.
Pajeets don't deserve anything good
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Cristiano Ronaldo was named MVP for last season's La Liga, but Lionel Messi took the top two awards. Fair? es.pn/1gAJI82
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-Movie: 10/10
-Jatayu vs Ravan battle: 11/10. I’m going to watch it one more time just for that
-And Kumbhakarna’s intro and depiction goddamn
-VFX: 10/10. Every frame is wallpaper material. The CGI of Airavat, Pushpak Viman, Jatayu, and the Rakshasas was so perfect
-Soundtrack: 8/10. Hans Zimmer lived up to his reputation. AR Rahman could have done better
-Budget and hype are justified. Whatever creative liberties they have taken are also justified
-They didn’t distort history or the scriptures. I haven’t read the Valmiki Ramayana, but my grandmother has. She used to read it every evening and tell me every detail. The movie has those details
-Ravan isn’t glorified. He killed his sister’s husband in front of her just because he called him a das (slave)
-The only issue was a bit of odd casting. Surpanakha and Mandodari (as Rakshasis) were prettier than Goddess Sita. The dialogues in some parts felt like a lazy effort. Lakshman saying “Dhanush tha toot gaya to toot gaya, isme itna krodhit hone ki kya aavasyakta hai” to Lord Parshuram is so off like wth😭. Lord Parshuram’s anger is also loosely captured
-They could have also shown a bit of Maharaj Dasharatha’s backstory, like him and Kaikeyi fighting for Lord Indra in the Dandaka forest, and the curse of Shravana’s father, which is the foundation of the Ramayana
-They took 4 years to make Part 1, so the effort is clearly visible. The next part will be released after 2 years. I believe it will be epic
-Overall, a must-watch. Outraged people need to take a break over this masterpiece
