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SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
People used to do cruel and barbaric things to each other long before CINEMA came into existence. Every time some horrifying real-life violent event happens, some start blaming CINEMA. These people talk and talk and talk, and then gradually go into hibernation mode until the next violent event happens. And then they wake up again, from under the ice, like Captain America, and go at filmmakers with their deeply rusty pitchforks.
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
🚨 9 consecutive games without a win for Manchester United. 9️⃣❌
Only two wins this season in all competitions: vs Sabah and vs Ipswich Town.
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
#Ramayana A Watchable Epic That Prioritizes Spectacle and Action Over Drama and Emotion!
The film opens superbly with Ravana’s introduction, and the first half offers a decent experience overall despite a few dips here and there. But instead of giving enough weight and properly introducing the rest of characters, the narration moves from one event to another, making the drama feel flat and even serial like at times. The second half is where it starts to falter, with very prolonged action sequences becoming tiring before the climax briefly picks up momentum again. Even where Part 1 chooses to end feels somewhat unsatisfying, especially knowing that most of the major high points are being saved for a sequel that is still two years away.
Yash is easily the biggest highlight and delivers a terrific performance as Ravana. Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi are sincere as Ram and Sita, but the divine and emotional connect never comes through consistently. Technically, the film is impressive, but Ramayana needs more than scale. AR Rahman and Hans Zimmer’s score is the biggest disappointment and often feels more like a generic superhero score than something that captures the story’s spiritual essence.
Better than a few recent adaptations and definitely watchable with expectations in check, but the ambition never fully translates into lasting impact. A mixed bag that leaves you thinking about how much more it could’ve been.
Rating: 2.5/5
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
The fact that Cristiano Ronaldo, “the greatest player to ever kick a football”, came back to Manchester United, saw all the loopholes and problems within the club, then sat down and told the world the brutal truth about Man United, only for the fans who were supposed to back him to turn against him and hang him out to dry, then go on to back the most fraudulent manager in recent history, was unbelievable.
They deserved every bit of that humiliation and even more!
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Blaming cinema for every crime is the easiest way to avoid addressing the real issue.
Cinema is not the problem, the problem lies in the influences people choose to follow. And those choices are shaped by education, upbringing and parenting.
And not by Vanga/Neel's movies
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Movies may influence certain aspects of our daily lives but they do not define our entire lives or shape our personalities entirely. The influence of cinema also depends on parenting, personal values, individual choices and the communication we build vth the people around us
1/5
Prince ni kottu Sky ni pattu @DrSanjivGoenka
Replying to @dork_devil_ @Varunmichael_
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Agenda aside, it’s time to restrict this thing to just coaches and players.
No coach or player no matter how crazy will leave Mbappe out of the top 10, this is comical.
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
If a 8 year old underage kid is watching Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s film then the parents should be held accountable for that!
This is what I hate about these performative feminists and leftist that they want to get to cancel culture and total restriction on art. People have been assaulting women even before Vanga was born! wtf are you talking about?
This psychopath bastard @imvangasandeep Reddy has glorified sickening violence, drug culture and turned psychopaths into glamorous heroes in his garbage movies. By packaging brutality as thrilling entertainment, he's poisoned the minds of naive young viewers who can't yet separate cinematic fantasy from reality. Just look at his ugly face, he even looks like a psychopath.
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Blaming cinema for any crime is the easiest excuse. The problem isn’t cinema, it’s your choice of influence.
Ramayan dekh kar Ram ban ne ki koshish kyu ni karte? Baki sb violent films dekh kr awara khachra hi kyu ban na hai tumhe
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Pls God,
help her recover soon.
Help her to get back on her feet, soon.
Help her to achieve every dream that she carried in her little heart, soon.
Make her comeback so powerful that even You feel ashamed fo such cruel fate written for an innocent little girl
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Andharu ochi cinema meedha padtharu entra mental puks cinema solely doesn’t make an impact on a individual it depends on surroundings,environment,parenting,schooling,education,government,guidance issues ,cinema chusi evadu atla avvaru
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Main issue ni vadili dengi
Politics ,heros, Directors & religions caste godavalu denguthunnaru inko 100 ellu ayina inthakante erripuk mindset lo untam kani maaram thaggam 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
Just saw the Andhra schoolgirl incident and I genuinely can't comprehend what pushes some men to commit such a thing. Hacking a school kid with a fkn chainsaw. I honestly feel like men like this don't even deserve a trial and should be given capital punishment on live TV. People in this country need to see the consequences of committing such a thing to instill fear in anyone who even thinks of doing something like this again.
SRᴿᴱᴮᴱᴸᵂᴼᴼᴰ retweeted
The barbaric chainsaw attack on a Class 10 student inside the classroom at Rapthadu ZP High School exposes the total collapse of law and order under the TDP coalition’s ‘Jungle Raj’.
How could an assailant freely storm into a government school and brutally assault a young girl? This shows the government’s utter negligence in ensuring the safety of children, even inside educational institutions. It is also unfortunate that another student was also injured while she was trying to intervene.
When governance takes a backseat to political vendetta and ‘Red Book’ rule, criminals run rampant without fear of the law.
Injured students must be provided with the best emergency medical treatment immediately, and their families must be taken into confidence. We demand, the immediate arrest of the attacker and be brought to justice through transparent probe. An urgent review of school safety protocols across Andhra Pradesh, and complete accountability from @ncbn and @naralokesh.
#CBNJungleRaj




























