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Came across a hilarious article from NDTV over us girlies collectively losing our minds over Rehman
Thread:
Let's stop calling everything a trauma response pleaseee 😭😭 it's not that deep. Rehman was a well written character! Where has the morally gray appreciation gone?
Sherlock —1.01, A Study in Pink
Is there a heterosexual explanation for this? 😃😃
Sacrifice for human kind
Sherlock —1.01, A Study in Pink
Nothing can EVER come close to feeling like this! Watching this show was an ✨experience ✨
comic about grace passing away and reflecting on it with rocky and adrian (with inspo from carl sagan)
Yup, I'm so normal 😄
Eva Stratt does NOT need a redemption arc. Eva Stratt did EVERYTHING WRONG so that no-one else would have to. Her hands are permanently stained with blood so humanity gets to keep on living.
Eva Stratt the woman you are 🙇
Where’s that one post that’s like Reasons Why My Wife Cried This Week and when are we gonna get a fanfic of that but Ryland Grace.
Reasons my human has cried:
* New student, very small. Grace said it was pebble. Pebble is small Earth rock. Pebble likes name.
* He found out Eridians have no gender rules.
* Students brought him mineral sample. After he stopped crying he said he loves show-and-tell game. Human naming conventions oddly literal.
* I told him Earthsun grew bright.
* I took him up atop atmosphere bypass elevator to look at stars.
* He woke up from nap and found me still with him. I did not wait on his chest; he says I am heavy like “elephant” and he “couldn’t breathe.” I laid my arm over him instead, kept him close, feeling safe. He said “cuddle” was warm.
* Before class he heard younglings singing.
* He has plants in house from sprouts on ship. Plant grew “bud.”
* Engineers got seawater temperature right. He took off shoes and stood in water, sighing. He didn’t care about pants getting damp. Cried until shirt was also damp. Humans very endlessly wet.
* He missed “Doritos.”
* Adrian helped food scientists make taumoeba dried paste. Made it crunchy after heating. We fused it into triangle form. Told him it was Tauritos. That made him laugh-cry. Laugh-cry is rare and precious.
* He remembered Eridians have no gender rules.
* We made him celebration outfit. Used metals he calls pretty. He can see frequencies named “colorful” and “shiny.” These make humans happiest.
* I gave him hug when he wasn’t expecting it. Easier to hug close now with exosuit. Hug when Grace sitting down so he does not fall over.
* Told him to think long time, stay with me as long as he can.
This is sooo precious!!! 😭😭💗💗
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I'm unwell 🫠🫠
At the end, Jaskirat had lost every closest thing he had to a family.
Jassi deserves all the love in this world, and so much more! 🥺
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DHURANDHAR (2025)
DHURANDHAR THE REVENGE (2026)
Doomed from the start 😭😭💔💔
rocky: im not a scientist, im like the least qualified person on this ship, the only reason i survived while the actual scientists died was pure dumb luck :(
ryland grace's internal monologue like every five seconds: oh my god this guy is like a supergenius, he's literally the best engineer i've ever seen, there's no way every other eridian is this smart, like do you even KNOW how cool you are-
meanwhile grace is like: im a coward, im selfish, i put myself over the entire world, im not brave
and rockys like: grace is the bravest person ive ever met. he is brave and selfless in ways he cannot see yet and if he will not tell himself that then i will say it for him
Ughhhh they are my babiesss 😭😭🥹🥹
[Project Hail Mary spoilers]
Eva Stratt who insisted on being the first to be tested for the comatose gene
Eva Stratt who made sure the ship computer knew the crew's exact coffee orders, even Grace, down to the most precise measurements
Eva Stratt who illegally acquired thousands of video games for the hail mary crew, despite the fact they'd be in a coma for the majority of the trip
Eva Stratt who sent a school teacher into space because she knew he was a fundamentally good man
Eva Stratt who would betray the closest thing she had to a friend because she knew there was no other choice
Eva Stratt who would do anything to save the Earth, no matter the cost
Eva Stratt who desperately wished she could be the one to make the sacrifice instead
Eva Stratt who couldn't, no matter how much she wanted to
Eva Stratt who studied history, and had seen the way the world would become
Eva Stratt who was terrified by it
Eva Stratt who knew she would would go without credit
Eva Stratt who knew no statues would be built of her
Eva Stratt who knew she would never be a hero
Eva Stratt who did it all anyway
Eva Stratt who had to
When I say I like morally grey, complex characters, this is what I mean! Ily Eva Stratt they can never make me hate you 😩😩
Me giving him the best head—
Something about this look screams soooo idk.. ultraviolence? Salvatore?
Idk I just wanna get fucked by him.
Delicious 😋
how could you?
This hurts
appreciation: hamza's Afghanistan disguise, dhurandhar the revenge (2026)
A movie made for the female gaze 😭😭😭
The way I gasped when this scene came in the theatre.
Offtopic but bechara iss ke baad for 5 years he couldn't wear shades again kyuki gareeb dikhna tha usse
Ugh how lucky Uzair is 🫣
(NOT MY VIDEO) @theuzairbaloch @hamzaalimazari
😭😭😭😭
when ranveer singh started growling like a literal lion multiple times in dhurandhar 2 and i just had to sit there in the theater and act normal
Someone gets it!
god i hate HATE THE MOVIE RAAZI
i fucking hate how meghna gulzar ruined raazi. her idea literally romanticized sehmat and iqbal and in turn letting audience romanticize sehmat and iqbal with the entire indian x Pakistani, secret spy in love thing. made it look like people were cruel to sehmat when she was training, came back to india, how she disliked her mission.
when in reality nothing was like that. sehmat was already dating a guy when she was in du. and the she doesn't get hurt while saving a bird but while doing classical dance on stage. like i get it the idea was to show her innocent girl had to do this scary mission but had she kept that classical dancing thing it would've added sm to her character in film. more so because sehmat was muslim and people didn't want her to play a hindu goddess but it was sehmat's then bf who convinced higher up to let her do that and it js shows hindu muslim kuch nahi hota. moreover that guy waited for sehmat for YEARS!!!!!
he waited for her when she was in cllg to accept his love, waited for her when she told him about her mission, waited for her even when she told him to move on, waited for her when she left, waited for her when she got married, waited for her KNOWING HOW DANGEROUS HER ROLE IS AND THAT SHE MIGHT BE THERE INDEFINITELY OR WILL DIE IF SHE GETS CAUGHT THERE, waited for her FOR YEARS till she came back, waited for her when she was pregnant with iqbal's child. and that's the thing, sehmat was SO SO SO SO shaken up after killing that servent that she moved to ambala — where the servent was originally from pre partition — that she never went back to abhi. AND THAT MAN STILL WAITED FOR HER, RAISED IQBAL'S CHILD! NEVER MARRIED FOR HER. EVEN WHEN SHE CAME BACK!!!!! because he loved her sm.
moreover, ppl weren’t cruel to her! the head of the misson — the one who told his subordinates that they need to bomb and kill sehmat so she won't get caught by pak — considered sehmat as his daughter!!!!!! and meghna gulzar literally assassination sehmat's character by cutting one MORE imp part .i.e sehmat followed the raw soilder's car and found their bunker and that's how she came back to india! ppl greeted her soooooo kindly in that bunker! she was welcomed with garlands! thar girl loved her nation sm she fell to her knees at the sight of Indian flag in india.
that woman revaled pak's planned attack on the INS Vikrant AND WAS THE MAJOR REASON FOR OUR VICTORY IN THAT WAR! everyone loved and adored her! respected her. it's WASN’T ANYTHING LIKE MEGHNA GULZAR POTRAYED AND GOD I'LL NEVER FORGET HER FOR RUINING SEHAMAT.
Dhurandhar being the talk of the town, with some people being up in arms about it being a ‘propaganda’ film, and coming across this post about Raazi, compels me to compare the two and how they were received differently by certain people on the Left.
First, let’s set aside how similar and different the two movies are from each other.
Both are spy thrillers, and while Raazi adopts a somewhat grounded approach, Dhurandhar uses heightened action as a tool. Both involve spies leaving their motherland to serve in a foreign nation that’s in a perpetual state of hostility with theirs. Both find love (Sehmat with Iqbal and Hamza/Jaskirat with Yalina) and camaraderie (Sehmat with Iqbal’s family and Hamza with Rahman and Uzair), which clash with their duty.
They are, however, different in the sense that Raazi was meant to be an adaptation of a book that is meant to be the true account of a real spy’s life and experiences whereas Dhurandhar is a fictional tale from the perspective of Jaskirat, who is an amalgamation of countless, nameless spies, and is woven around real events and figures.
So, why are the same group of people who most likely had a warm approach towards Raazi, are not only averse to Dhurandhar but feel visibly threatened by it? What does it say about them? And how do the fairly distinct approaches adopted by their respective narratives come to play here?
Raazi………….came across like a fantasy. One that tragically ended because Sehmat had to choose what appeared to be a thankless duty assigned by people who didn’t care for her over the love of her life (as it was depicted in the movie’s narrative) and betray him and his family, who loved and trusted her. It was framed in a manner that made Iqbal and his family appear as victims caught in the crossfire, with Sehmat being punished with the burden of guilt. Oh, and by the way, there is another tiny detail that’s thrown into the plot for context and left there to be overlooked: Sehmat’s husband and the male members of his family happened to be high-ranking officials in the Pakistani army. The same army that was pillaging its way through Bangladesh and committing grotesque war crimes, while the events of the movie were going on. We were conveniently not shown what Iqbal and his family thought about it and the only basis on which we had to judge their characters was how wonderfully they all treated Sehmat who wasn’t some stranger getting tortured in their war miles away in Bangladesh but their darling wife/daughter in law/sister in law.
Dhurandhar, on the other hand, lures Hamza/Jaskirat and even the viewers into the charming foe’s thrall only to break the reverie with a bitter dose of reality: That someone who treats the people they consider their own well, someone who is capable of love and concern, also holds within them the capacity for unimaginable evil. Rahman Dakait loved his wife and his children, cared for Hamza, but was also laughing and cheering at the deaths of innocents in Mumbai, and betrayed his people who held him in highest regard. Reason? To him, some didn’t register as human, and some simply weren’t that important. It is not a contradiction but a duality that humans are fully capable of. It was also a grim reminder to Jaskirat that this is why failure wasn’t an option and why his duty would always hold precedence over Rahman or anyone else over there. Dhar could have easily depicted Rahman as a mustache twirling villain and Uzair as a mindlessly evil character, but not only did he showcase their humane sides, but also made them more charismatic than their real counterparts ever were. To me, it came across like having faith in the audience’s intelligence and judgement that they would be able to enjoy the actors’ performances while understanding fully well why the characters deserve death and worse and be reminded of the disastrous impact of terrorism. Meanwhile, Raazi had to erase Abhinav, who was an important person in Sehmat’s life, and alter her relationship with her bosses, which were two major deviations from the source material, for the narrative to stand on its feet.
What a pity because it shows which storyteller between the two was more secure of the story they wanted to tell.
I might be wrong, but maybe people cannot stand Dhurandhar because it rips off the romanticized blindfold they willingly tied over their eyes and forces them to stare at the real people and events they would rather forget. And I am not talking about Jaskirat or Rahman Dakait, but about the hijacking. About the Parliament attack (that happened when a BJP government was in power, by the way). About the 26/11. About unsung heroes like the spies who risk their lives but are neither rewarded nor feted, and the brave Kamlesh Kumari ji of whom I am sure many weren’t aware. Or maybe I am giving the apathetic bunch way too much credit.
Wow I had no idea Raazi had so many changes! Just looked into Calling Sehmat now after seeing your post. It's crazy how much propaganda there has been in so many things
#dhurandhar #raazi
