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Every minute of our lives we are either paying for our past karma or writing our future with todays karma. In both the cases we need to remain humble.
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Ohh so from their logic even hate for terrorism should not translate to hate for Pakistan. Even that is wrong.
Call them out if they are ever seen bashing Pakistan for the terrorism.
Hate for Modi has become Hate for India
Hate for Ranbir Kapoor, Sai Pallavi, Chinmaya, AR Rahman has become hate for #Ramayana ...!!!
Ruchi ๎จ ๐ retweeted
I don't remember seeing any single person from RW who are promoting #ramayana promote #HanumanAnsh for first 2 weeks when it was needed.. Hanuman ansh got genuine reviews from genuine people who watched it n loved it.. People were not paid but they made reels n posted tweets because they felt connected with #neemkarolibaba n hanuman ji.. One could feel soul in the movie thanks to @filmervishal great work.. That's how great movies work.. That's the reason it earned so good.. Fakโฌ reviews may work for max couple of days but eventually it comes to product u have made.
Right Wing sells its ideology like a commodity.
(Donโt come up with your useless justifications ๐๐ป)
I understand disagreements over casting, actors, actresses and creative choices. Those conversations are natural. But what I cannot understand is the eagerness to ridicule an entire project before watching it, sometimes crossing the line into mocking our own scriptures.
People questioned Jatayuโs presence, his association with Dasharath ji and kept asking, โYeh kab hua tha?โ Many making these jokes hadnโt even bothered to understand Valmiki Ramayana. A written epic and a visual adaptation are two different storytelling mediums. Context sometimes has to be established visually.
Our Itihas deserves more than the half-hearted adaptations we have seen in the past, with compromised budgets, limited ambition and visuals that fail to communicate the grandeur of our glorious past. We need filmmakers willing to dream big, invest big and take these stories to the world. With an Oscar-winning VFX powerhouse like DNEG involved, this is a significant cinematic moment.
I understand that not every filmmaker will be familiar to us, and not every creative decision will immediately appeal to everyone. Sometimes, we have to allow people the space to surprise us.
From what I have seen and heard so far, the attempt has been to present the story with dignity and respect for our sentiments. And that matters.
A film like this doesnโt come along every day. It is a rare opportunity to see our civilisationโs greatest story envisioned on a global cinematic canvas.
Watch it in cinemas. Take your children along. This is an experience meant for the big screen, not just snippets watched on a phone. Let them see, understand and become curious about the stories that shaped our civilisation.
And while you are at it, pick up Valmiki Ramayana. Read it yourself, encourage your children to read it too. A cinematic experience can spark curiosity, but understanding our scriptures is a journey we must undertake ourselves.
We can have our criticisms, but let us not become so cynical that we forget to celebrate when someone actually attempts something this ambitious with our own stories.
I would rather see a hundred attempts to take our Itihas to the world than see it remain confined to conversations within our own homes.
Some stories deserve to be told. Some deserve to be retold. And some deserve to be seen on the biggest screen possible.
#Ramayana is one of them.
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Now reverse the genders. Imagine a wife tying her husband to a chair, pouring petrol over him and setting him ablaze because she suspects him of having an affair.
Would we be debating his character, his loyalty or whether he had given her enough attention? Would we be searching for reasons to justify her rage?
Then why does society so often turn to a woman's character when a man commits such brutality in the name of suspicion, jealousy or honour?
Height of Brutality: Husband Ties Wife to Chair, Burns Her Alive on Suspicion
๐Kannauj, UP
Husband allegedly tied his wife to a chair, poured petrol and set her ablaze.
โ Sonam Rathore (30) died on the spot.
โ Her skeleton was found inside the burnt house.
โ He suspected her of having an affair
โ Accused Sukhveer Singh (35) alias Monu arrested
โ Couple married for love 11 years ago, have two children.
If you canโt take public criticism, stop taking public projects, @arrahman.
So even brands like @Hersheys r selling โflavourโ rather than actual chocolate in their syrup! N what exactly is that name, โGENUINE Chocolate Flavoured Syrupโ? There is nothing genuine here, neither the content nor the intention behind such misleading labelling!
@jagograhakjago
Even the men who donโt think twice b4 abusing, character assassinating, body shaming n supporting the torture of women as if itโs their basic right, r ironically wondering how an 8yr old boy could be so hateful n harmful towards a little girl n why upbringing matters to society๐
The entire Panchkula case is so horrifying. An 8yr old brutally beating a little girl n then cleverly lying to her father that some boys had done it, even showing him the way to the classroom. How can a child so young be capable of such cruelty n planning? Shocking! Feeling numb!
Tell me one thing about this movie that looks perfect or even remotely appropriate.
Ranveer looks way too old to play Ram. Sai, I donโt even want to talk about. The VFX is full of horrible mistakes. Not a single aspect of this movie evokes a sense of devotion.
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OMG! Just look at Jatayuโs feathers! ๐คฏ๐ฅ
PEAK VISUALS. PEAK QUALITY. Absolute cinema! ๐ฆ
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#Ramayana
Ruchi ๎จ ๐ retweeted
Ajay Shah wanted to roast PM Modi
But Grok roasted him well with facts on his face ๐คฃ๐คฃ
