📍 Khammam Dist, Telangana
These twin Shiva temples were built by the Kakatiya rulers during the 12th and 13th centuries. They feature classic Kakatiya architecture and large Shiva lingams !
Restored by locals ; true real heroes 🙏🏽🚩
@KshitizCritic Bhai what is this right section..so you dont belive movie was good and gave us perspective of what actually happens in behind the scencs of RAW,NIA operation...Are you a leftist?...
@FilmiPrem Bhai sorry per ye bhi unhi logon main se nikla Jo ramayana ki hype ka fyda uthakar apna chanel ki reach badhana chate the..inhi koi lena dena nahi movie chale na chale..Bhai namit mhalotra called you on the sets gave so much respectful treatment aur tum ye natak kar rahe ho.
What happens if #Ramayana fails?
Will the actors stop getting projects?
No.
Most of them already have their careers sorted.
Ranbir Kapoor has projects lined up with SLB and Sandeep Reddy Vanga.
Sai Pallavi is already a Mani Ratnam heroine.
Yash has established himself as both an actor and a producer.
The producers will find a way to recover their money, one way or another.
The director will move on to making contemporary films.
None of them will be affected in the long run.
The only thing that will suffer is Indian cinema.
You will be stuck watching actors of your father's or grandfather's age playing s**y heroes, performing gravity-defying, physics-defying stunts, while audiences sit in theatres hooting and cheering as if their lives depend on it.
You will be stuck with songs like Your S**y Beauty in a film that falls under the patriotic genre. Or with heros who refuse to accept that Instagram-style transitions don't necessarily look good on the big screen.
You will be stuck with brain-rot movies.
Look at Bengal. Today, we rarely see films like Pather Panchali, Aparajito, Nayak, Mahanagar, Teen Kanya or Parash Pathar being made.
And it isn't because Bengal lacks talent. It's because people seem to have lost the courage and confidence to make such films.
And if the present government somehow loses power in 2029 (which, in my opinion, seems very unlikely, but then again, there are but and ifs), we might be in for a treat.
We'll probably see films where our neighbouring country is portrayed as our saviour. And start having films made where terrorists are shown as victims.
And you'll see those very accounts that are opposing the opposition today suddenly stand by them and start singing their praises.
Go and watch #RamayanaMovie
Not to save the producer but to save Indian Cinema.