First in my bloodline to see two accomplished individuals, getting together and looking absolutely auraless as a couple.
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Closest interpretation of what many of us know Ramayana as-- through re-tellings by grand/parents, children books and thus liked the well-intended attempt that is the movie. Too much humanity studies exposure makes one lose sight of the larger goal and ambition. Stay protected
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Isn't packing sooo many ingredients more troublesome than just making the sandwiches at home and bringing them? Plus trains are filthy to be operating an open kitchen in 🤢🤢
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This is my last Ramayan tweet.
The movie is doing incredibly well & will keep it up
The trad idea of keeping the scriptures untouched for creative liberty will not stand the test of time. We will rewrite the stories according to a changing society while keeping the spirit alive.
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The same year this video was made, Narayana Murthy started Infosys with a capital of Rs 10,000 that too borrowed from his wife.
Now the interesting part is that they did not even have a computer then, thanks to Licence Raj which made importing one nearly impossible. The team actually wrote code on paper for two years and then flew it to New York to run it on mainframes belonging to their first client.
They finally managed to get a computer in 1983, when after constantly following up with the Govt officials, hanging around, they got the license to import their first computer.
That was the story of India then, when entrepreneurs had to really beg, borrow and scrap just for basics, where every damn thing from a scooter to a telephone needed a waiting period, while the ruling class lived like royalty.
Watched #RamayanaRiseOfALegend in the 10 pm show.
Finally eligible to say, "raatri ella Ramayana keLi beligge eddu Ramangu Seetegu enu sambandha" 🫠
(blame to too many festival sweets)
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786th repeat. Rameshwaram et al took the darshini concept national. Instead of being happy with it, the people crying most about “lack of authenticity” are Kannadigas themselves. Guys, take the W and move on. Market is big enough for all: CTR, Vidyarthi Bhavan and Rameshwaram.
Took my uncle to the Rameshwaram Cafe (who is, btw, from Delhi) here in Bangalore.
This was his first trip to Bangalore, and when we reached the place, he kept looking around for a table and a chair. Then he asked me, “Baithenge Kahan?”
I told him that there’s no sitting; you order at the counter, pick your plate, eat standing, and leave, and the reaction that he gave me was like I brought him to the wrong place :)
By the time he finished his ghee podi idli, he’d figured it out himself: “Isliye itna sasta hai. Koi baith ke time waste hi nahi karta.”
And that’s not just about the Rameshwaram Cafe; it’s very common here in Bangalore, and we call it the darshini model. At a lot of eateries we don’t have chairs or waiters, and because of that the food comes fast, the crowd keeps moving, and the prices stay low.
I don't know about others, but I love this model.
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This is 9/11 for Keralite Commies whose daily routine involves 5 hours of religiously screeching Ramayana has nothing to do with Kerala
Mythology comes alive at Jatayu Earth's Center - home to the world's largest bird sculpture and a monumental tribute to the Ramayana's legendary hero.
#Ramayana #TheMovie #KeralaTourism
back in the day, during 'preethi illada mele' my younger self used to think 'e thara irovrella yaake kfi ge baralla/barbeku'. those were days when our south Indians neighbours mocked kannada films/actors
Then Yash happ on the silver screen 🫰🏻
(these kinda tweets fill my heart)
