#aarya

[sambhavami]

Women in Mahabharata - Aarya

She is a daughter of the Agni named Taponaama, and is accepted as a mother by Skanda. She is one of the shishu-maatas that is responsible for the well-being of infants. She is also one of the mothers to the Veerashtaka, a set of followers of Skanda.

[mellaga-karagani]

Do aarya from aarya 2 pleaseee

I love this man sm but he lowkey gives me the creeps

Arya《Aarya 2》Romantic Dialogue Set

Requests are open, and my asks and inbox are always open!

"Obsession? No, my dear. All that my heart holds for you is love and I'd want nothing more than for us to be together. See? Love, not obsession."

"I'll constantly follow your path like a faithful dog, hoping that you'll one day notice the footprints beside yours."

"I'm willing to carve our initials on every part of my body if that's what will take for me to show you my love and devotion."

"My world revolves around you, and I can't help but think of you all day long as I plan our wedding."

"It's all the tiny little things that you do that make fall harder and helplessly in love with you."

☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆○☆

Note: Requests are open, I write mostly for telugu characters, but I also accept general Indian!!

Taglist: @allari-ammayi , @vellipo-mellaga , @vijayasena

[bhalare-vichitram]

Y/n, gardening: Hey, can you bring me the hoe?

Aarya: Yeah, sure.

*A few minutes later*

Aarya: Here you go.

Y/n:

Aarya:

Ajay: Why am I here?

[lightningjo58]

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

“Leo, this isn’t the 15th century, you can stop with the act.” Donnie grabbed Leo’s arm and yanked him backward, earning a surprised yelp from the turtle. Sighing, he got to his feet, brushed himself off, and crossed his arms with a humph. “You never let me have any fun” 

I legitimately almost cried writing this...

[salmankhanholics]

★ Sushmita Sen: Salman Khan Called to Say He 'Stopped in His Tracks' When He Spotted Aarya Hoarding!

Dec 15, 2021

In a recent interview, Sushmita Sen had talked about ’90s heroines not getting their due space on film posters and hoardings as the focus was always on the heroes. Coincidentally, one of her ’90s’ heroes, Salman Khan, shared a photo of a hoarding of Sushmita’s successful web series, Aarya Season 2. Salman had spotted the hoarding on his way to work, and shared it on Instagram with a few words of appreciation for his ‘Biwi No 1’ and ‘Maine Pyaar Kyun Kia’ co-star.

Speaking to News18 the same day, Sushmita sounded so excited about

Salman’s gesture. “I’ve come full circle. I’m so glad you noticed that. I was like, ‘This is amazing’. It’s just pure coincidence, I think. He did call me and mentioned that he was driving to a studio to shoot and on the way he saw the hoarding, and he said, ‘I literally stopped in my tracks. I was like, wow, that has such an impact.’ So it was very gracious of Salman. Also I think it’s time for us not to be apologetic about a woman taking center stage," Sushmita says.

excerpt from interview 

[dissecting-bollywood]

The Hindi Side of OTT Platforms

DISSECT DEEPER #005

As much as we wouldn’t like to admit it, the rise of online streaming platforms has been a major part of the last decade. With websites like Netflix and Amazon Prime, it has become hard to keep track of all them (I didn’t even know about Yahoo Screens until a few weeks ago). Majority of these sites produce original content and while some miss miserably, others hit masterfully. As this blog is dedicated to Indian cinema, I’ll be focusing on the Indian originals of OTT Platforms, which thankfully isn’t as much as the Western originals. Still a relatively new territory for Bollywood, we have already received gems like Sacred Games and Family Man but also forgettable flicks like Virgin Bhanupriya and Mrs. Serial Killer. OTT platforms are defining the new age of Indian cinema in a non traditional way. But how so? Here are a few reasons why I think so.

C*nsorship

A struggle many creators have faced while publishing their works is dealing with censorship. Unlike western cinema, we have completely different views on movies with mature content such as cursing, nudity, and sex. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), whose current chairman is Prasoon Joshi, has a continuous streak of being unforgiving towards mature content like sex, nudity, and language. Gulabi Aaina, Paanch, Udta Punjab, Lipstick Under My Burkha there are so many more movies that CBFC demanded cuts from or banned completely. Even western films like Blue Jasmine and The Girl with a Dragon Tattoo chose not to release their films in India because they needed to either censor themselves or cut crucial scenes. This kind of censoring suppresses the artistic voices of creators and not to mention deletes important scenes that contributes to the overall plot. But this is a different case with OTT platforms. See, the CBFC only overlooks movies that actually release in theaters, hence the movies getting a theatrical release ends up heavily censored. However, with OTT platforms are mostly free of that restriction, which allows the film creators to express their unfiltered artistic voices with no limitations.

Opportunity For Talent

From Varun Dhawan to Sonam Kapoor, the industry’s highest grossing movies and the list of a-listers are plagued with hints of nepotism. Every year, there is new talent who get ignored and are given minor roles they clearly dislike. Since most of these movies that have star kids in them get a theatrical release, people saw a shift to the right direction when online streaming platforms began producing their own shows and movies. For one, they began giving titular roles in major movies and shows to outsiders. A few I can think of are Bulbbul, Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega, Afsos, and Criminal Justice. This allows these often ignored actors to prove their acting chops and gain a fan following. Also recently, many of these shows began casting talented actors who don’t receive much work in the industry because they are considered either too old or too irrelevant. Some of these include Abhishek Bachchan in Breathe, Sushmita Sen in Aarya, Bobby Deol in Class of ‘83, and Shefali Shah in Delhi Crime. Although many of these people mentioned here are products of nepotism, they do possess talent that is worth acknowledging in some shape or form.

Convenient & Safe

Now, this topic is more so relating to the current state of the pandemic right now rather than the normal day-to-day life because let’s be honest: not many people can afford proper internet connection let alone a Netflix or Hotstar account. Considering the state of social distancing, going to movie theaters isn’t really the best choice and thankfully many people recognize that. Since people are spending more and more time in their home, they have nothing but the internet to get entertainment from. While there is other online entertainment available other than these sites such as YouTube or Tiktok, people crave some high quality media sometime and that is made accessible through online streaming platforms. Cinema-goers can get the same if not higher quality of movies and show through the comfort of their own couch that isn’t K3G on Star Gold for the umpteenth time. 

Conclusion

This was a mess of a post, but I think it offered an interesting argument for those who say that OTT platforms are not traditional cinema, hence it shouldn’t be treated like that. Unlike traditional Bollywood cinema, OTT platforms allows creators to express their artistic voice and showcase new and old talent, and is a safe way to binge on some movies or TV shows you can’t see on cable TV. There is, however, some downfalls to this form of media. Producers may find OTT platforms as a dumping ground for otherwise unmarketable movies (such as Drive) and they may prompt newer generation to lose appreciation for theatrically released movies (though that may happen in a very distant future where Generation Z becomes 60-70 years old). But for now though, I think I’ll continue to love and adore online streaming platforms for defying traditional Bollywood cinema.

[especially-in-heaven]

Robin Hood crossover couple  Relationships (5/?)

Little John & Aarya - Father and daughter

Will you call me to tell me you're alright? 'Cause I worry about you the whole night Don't repeat my mistakes, I won't sleep 'til you're safe inside If you're home I just hope that you're sober Is it time to let go now you're older? Don't leave me this way, I won't sleep 'til you're safe inside