#prashanth neel

[screwyoubatjokesiscanon]

[ririsasy]

I think it’s long overdue that I made a

Salaar Masterlist.

Favorite Varadeva moments that solidified that they are each other’s number 1 and only.

The laying down on lap

The hug™

The no one should touch you

The raw chili powder (actually my favorite)

Going against Amma

Don’t touch, Aadhya vs Varadha

Varadeva comparison with other couple in movies

1. With kgf

2. With Baahubali (feat RRR)

3. With RRR n here, here, here

4. With Call me by your name

5. With Kadhal Desam

6. With Ugramm

7. Hombale literally made this

Metas

1. About the first kill

2. The rattling chains

3. Young Varadha and his worry

4. Young Deva and his vow

5. About the scars

6. Tenderest Scene with Poem

7. Varadha is actually really affectionate

8. Deva’s tears

9. Deva’s 2nd tears

10. Varadha being horny at the wrong time lol

11. Reading each other’s mind

Parallel scenes

1. The threat and The promise

2. Matching each other’s freak

3. About the bracelet

4. Raja Mannar vs Varadha

5. Hand feeding scene

6. Touching nose ring

7. Varadha looking at Deva

Silly metas and headcanons

1. Scene in chronological order

2. Varadha’s enemies

3. Mannar is a feline

Incorrect quote silly posts

1. Drunk scene, another version

2. Varadha as an emoji

3. Clueless Baachi

4. Failed Dirty talk

5. Deva getting Distracted

6. First deep conversation

Video edits and gifsets

3 generations mannars

Deva taking off his clothes

Prabhas’s hands

Varadha snatching waist

✨ Sparkle series

Young Varadeva separation

Deva being goofy

Shiva Mannar

Prithvi and Prabhas

What Prithvi said about Prabhas

What Prabhas said about Prithvi

Prithvi and Prabhas can’t stop touching each other and still pictures

Prabhas’s dead grip of prithvi whenever they took pics

Bonus Prashanth Favorite scene

Shruti about them lol

Funny coincidence about their join “Raju” name

The PPP

Fanfictions

Sit on my Lap

Put it in my mouth

Young Varadeva first meeting n here

Omegaverse headcanon

Bonus

1. Rudra and Ranga

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And many more I didn’t include because it’s just really silly posts lol you can just browse my blog with #Salaar tag to find everything.

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[livingtheparadoxlife]

Someone please give me Salaar lore. Is the Part 2 trailer out? Is there any information about what Part 2 is about?

[magicaldragons]

the colorgrading in Salaar

the coloring of salaar is very high contrast, and leans heavily towards warmer tones

and even though this may not be visually pleasing to some who don't prefer these specific aesthetics, it is very necessary, in order to frame this universe to seem as oppressive and grim as it is meant to look.

this universe (and also kgf) are universes where every single moment, whether centering around a relationship, or part of the backstory, is blanketed by the theme of sheer violence and loss.

movies with a dark storyline and vibrant colors (for example, baahubali, or rrr) can afford to be colored like that, because we're MEANT to enjoy the lighter aspects of the universe as well. the audience has to experience even the softer emotions and any festivity happening within the universe.

the effects used in salaar are required to immerse the audience in that kind of dark, saturated environment:

so the audience doesn't forget – especially in scenes with the absence of any onscreen violence – the grit of this place and the people within it.

the severity of the violence depicted and the magnitude of the world building doesn't matter – if the audience isn't able to effortlessly accept that this is a fantasy, dystopian setting.

it should also be noted that the movie has no moments where we're forced to sit through that classic mistake some movies make: the 'night blindness' coloring. where, in the interest of depicting a physically/metaphorically dark place, the audience's visibility of the scene is restricted the subtle lighting of these dark scenes has been handled well:

additionally, prashanth and the actors have also specified, that the whole universe and all motives within it, rely partly, if not completely on violence – especially deva's character, whose violence is something that's an integral part of him, so his scenes in particular are very warm, tone-wise

but i do think the movie overall has been balanced well to prevent them from having a strictly monotonous look (something that guntur kaaram received criticism for):

the main purpose of the film's artistic choices with coloring and contrast is to subconsciously drag the audience's perspective out of reality & into the darkness of it's make-believe world, and it does achieve that

even though consciously, it may not align with people's aesthetic preferences.

[celestesinsight]

I recently watched Salaar!

It was recommended by Netflix and I decided to give it a try. I didn't think I would like the movie though. It's not like I don't enjoy dystopian stories or action movies. But the movies involving mindless violence, hypermasculinity without any proper story and context put me off.

But I was intrigued by the intro and the dynamics between Deva and Varadha. Deva held a live wire to get Varadha's nose-ring back. In the next scene Varadha protected Deva and his mother by giving up his territory. And not just any territory, but his biggest territory. It showed the regard both of them hold for each other. Then the whole 'Salaar' lore is narrated by Baba and Varadha calling Deva, 'his Salaar'. I couldn't wait to watch more of their interactions.

Hence, you all can imagine my disappointment when the next scene wasn't about them, but the story of an Odia movie named 'Agastya'. I had watched it years ago and knew that it was a remake of a Kannada movie. I haven't watched the original movie though.

I persisted through the first half of the movie with a hope of seeing Deva and Varadha onscreen again. Tbh, the first half was not that bad with the mystery behind Amna and Deva's behaviour, the 'Prathi Gaadhalo' song and Radha Rama-Obulamma co-dependent relationship.

And I don't have words to describe the second half of the movie. I can only say, I am completely obsessed with 'Deva and Varadha'.

I am not someone who's into homoerotic movies/books. Simply because, I have a history crushing on fictional characters and love to imagine myself in place of the heroines. Or if I don't like the heroine's character, I imagine a new story with an OC.

But something about the relationship of these two characters, has me hooked.

I have already watched the movie in Telugu, Hindi and now watching it in English. I think I am going to watch it in all languages. The only movie I had watched in all languages was 'Bahubali 1 & 2.' I will definitely not stop until I have analysed each and every scene, character and relationship.

I will definitely be disappointed if in the second part, they will make Aadhya a love interest of Deva. I know, Indian Cinema hasn't evolved enough to show 'Deva and Varadha' as a couple. But showing their happy ending with 'legendary atoot dosti' is enough for me. But I can never imagine Deva choosing Aadhya over Varadha. That would be an offence.

I can't wait for the second part to be released. And do tag me when you all write fanfictions/posts on 'Salaar'.

[spookypeacephantom]

...I faced my demons but my demons have won

They've raised an army of a hundred suns

Spilling the blood like Gengis Khan

You will be shaking at the sound of the bombs

The path is clear and the leash is off

I sense the poison as it spreads to the bone...

" The cycle of violence and fear "

The Manner Tribe

[azxureblueaesthetics]

in every lifetime, i hope it is you.

one year of kgf chapter 2 🤍

[grishaxverse]

so kgf chapter 3 won't happen till 2025....yeah