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ulaganayagi

"Baby.. daddy's home."

HOLY SHIT.

nowordsareneeded

original, original hi hota hai, chahe kitne bhi aaye aur koshish kaare...

cogneartive

when the persona you made eats you; when the performance youve been putting on eats you; when the name they gave you eats you; when the image people made of you eats you; when the role you were assigned eats you; when the you that other people see or even made for you or you made for them takes over the you that you know and eats you alive.

enigma-the-mysterious

Bheem: What's your type?

Ram: Strong arms. Powerful legs. Broad shoulders. Curly hair. Huge, expressive eyes. Can lift a motorcycle one-handed. Puts the fear of God in the British. Is named Komuram Bheem

Bheem: YOUR BLOOD TYPE, YOU FOOL! YOU ARE BLEEDING OUT!

Ram: Oh

Ram: Red

azul-nova-24

Ram's bedroom Analysis:

I honestly think Ram's bedroom is one of the best created movie set in RRR and in Tollywood movie industry cause:

In "RRR," Ram's bedroom is rich with symbolism and evokes a unique atmosphere reminiscent of a gay history professor's room.

Cultural Heritage and Eclectic Decor: The decor features a mix of vintage items, art, and cultural artifacts, creating an inviting and intellectually stimulating environment. This eclectic aesthetic highlights Ram's connection to Indian culture and history, reinforcing his role as a protector of tradition.

Stack of Books: The presence of a stack of books symbolizes knowledge and a connection to history, reflecting Ram's intellectual pursuits and the importance of learning in shaping his identity. It hints at a yearning for understanding and the complexities of his world, resonating with broader themes of sacrifice and duty.

Warmth and Intimacy with Mosquito Net Drapes: The bed, adorned with mosquito net drapes, adds a layer of intimacy and vulnerability. This cozy setting evokes feelings of safety and protection, paralleling Ram's desire to shield himself and his loved ones from the harsh realities outside.

Contrast and Duality: The bedroom’s aesthetics reflect the duality of Ram’s life—his duty as a soldier versus his personal aspirations—mirroring the tension between his responsibilities and personal connections.

Symbols of Strength: Objects like weapons or portraits symbolize Ram's commitment to his cause, showcasing his warrior spirit and the burden he carries.

Together, these elements create a space that feels personal and layered with meaning, highlighting Ram’s inner life and the contrasting forces he navigates throughout the film.

Some photos of Ram's Bedroom:

campterodactyl

Unfinished work,

Ram and Bheem’s wedding

chachaoffacliff

The funniest scene in Salaar to me will always be when Varadha gives Deva such a besotted look after he kills Vishnu only to be caught by Baachi who then proceeds to look at him in disgust. Peak comedy.

eenadu-varthalu

therukurals

Watch me gratify your so called sense of ascendancy Each step that I take creates a rush of avidity I'm done pleasing your avaricious, virile company You're not half a man for me to deserve your sympathy .

The Down Troddence x Manichitrathazhu