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Bhratashree, if only you would have bought a little bit of brain with all the wealth that you cheated off your cousins---- *sigh*
I designed my doctor ratchet 😔🙌🙌
LALALALALAL I would do anything for them to make this design canon.
I saw this picture somewhere and thought it would fit perfectly in this context.
Lakshman: Brother Ram- it's Ravana- he-
Rama: Shh... First take a deep breath and tell me, dear brother, where is my Sita?
Lakshman: Hyperventilates *sweats profusely* sh-she's been abducte-
Rama: *SPONTANEOUSLY COMBUSTS 108 OTHER UNIVERSES*
Red Or Blue? 🌚
All credit goes to the artist.
love how media adaptations of ramayan portray lakshman as a 5 foot nothing with anger management issues and patience range zero to nil like go short king rooting for you
The way Bollywood has ruined the term “Raasleela” is unforgivable. From the song “Character Dheela he” where the line “..Ishaq ke naam par karte sabhi abb raasleela he” where Salman Khan even does the hand gesture of a bansuri to the dialogues of movies like Bajirao Mastani where Kashi Bai played by Priyanka Chopra’s can be seen saying “..Humne apke sath Rasleela jo nhi ki.” These Bollywood songs and movies give a negative connotation to Raasleela and tries to portray it as something sinful. Do they ever research such things before they use it in their movies or is it deliberate? These questions have to be asked if we are to preserve our culture and it’s foundations. Bollywood has twisted so many things related to Hinduism and continues to do so in the name of creative liberty.
So what does Raasleela actually even means? - The term "Raas Leela" roughly means Dance of Devine Love. Raas Leela is an ancient Indian tradition that tells the love story of childhood sweethearts ~ Lord Krishna and Radha. Picture skilled dancers in colorful costumes, swaying and twirling to the rhythm of drums and singing voices. They move like moonlight on water, showing us adventure, love, and a journey of self-discovery. Raas Leela isn't just a dance; it's a journey for your soul. Each step tells a story, filled with deep meaning and a connection to something bigger.
Imagine a dance that tells a love story that's been captivating hearts for centuries. This is Raas Leela, a mesmerizing performance that's become synonymous with Vrindavan. The exact beginnings are a bit of a mystery, but some believe it started as early as the 16th century. The Indian classical dance of Kathak also developed from the 'Raslila of Braj and Manipuri Classical Dance' (Vrindavana) also known as Natwari Nritya. Back then, these performances were a way for devotees to express their love for Lord Krishna and Radha. Through graceful movements and beautiful music, they brought to life the playful romance and spiritual connection shared by these divine beings.
Witnessing a Raas Leela performance is more than just entertainment; it's a journey through Vrindavan's rich history and a chance to connect with its enduring traditions.
Why is it important to push back against these false narratives and portrayals of hindu traditional and devotional rituals by the film industries? Because movies and songs are some of the most impactful forms of propaganda. They create long lasting impressions in the minds of its audiences.
It’s high time we take these things seriously and actually do something about it.
- A group of dancers portraying the Manipuri Raas Leela in their traditional dresses.
- Vrindavan Raas leela
Sex is overrated
Art of love is immortal ❤️
Guys our community for Hinduism just got approved!!!
Reblog or slide into the replies for an invite!!
So excited for this!!!
Let’s reach all Hindus on tumblr!
Many people don’t understand that Hindus make idols (murti is a better term to refer to them) because we wanna have a relationship with god and our deities and pamper them. Like we just wanna dress em up, bathe them and feed them our homemade food. Iz that so difficult to understand? 🤧
Oh, to have a large, doe-eyed, blissfully ethereal statue of Lord Hari in my adequately tidy and clean hillside home...
Is this a problem?
I really love listening to the entry music of "Titli" from the movie Chennai Express. Despite not having watched the movie itself I have fallen in love with the first few seconds of the song. I hope one day- at least in my dreams- there'll be a full version of the initial song. Considering the fact that I had it playing in my airpods on repeat for two whole hours...
I'm addicted!!
Also, being in high-school doesn't help QwQ, I had to speed-run my submission for a regional writing competition and sent it on the deadline date exactly.
Hopefully I might be able to get myself out and about into the outside world by attending a 'Mangrove Guardians Day' it involves planting mangroves, and to be honest- I'm absolutely ecstatic to attend. I'm imagining it as a dim sunny evening in the shallow saline shore, with plants and fish all around, and most importantly- the mangrove saplings themselves!
However, it may be difficult to get my parents to drop me since they have quite a packed schedule for tomorrow, meaning the car will be in use most of the time. But fear not, I can simply take a taxi.
That's all there is for today though, I may write tomorrow as well to tell y'all of the events that turned out to happen.