The makers says it's based on Valmiki Ramayana, but as far as I know, Laxman Rekha was not part of the original Valmiki Ramayan. So are the makers really following the original text or mixing it with later stories and folklore? Would be good if they clear this. #Ramayana
One can't help but wonder if the scale and vision truly match the grandeur of the source material. Strong commercial success in India looks certain, but whether it can command genuine international respect is doubtful.Ultimately, this could have been a landmark cultural export.
The #Ramayana trailer looks promising in parts, with some sequences visually striking. The CGI is patchy at times but serviceable overall. However, the lighting and cinematography give it a high-end TV serial vibe rather than true epic cinematic scale.
I feel completely helpless as a customer. On 27 June 2026, I ordered a mixer grinder from @AmazonIN via @AmazonNow urgently. There was no Open Box Delivery. When I opened the package, the mixer was there but all 4 jars were missing. I reported it immediately
I feel completely helpless as a customer. On 27 June 2026, I ordered a mixer grinder from @AmazonIN via @AmazonNow urgently. There was no Open Box Delivery. When I opened the package, the mixer was there but all 4 jars were missing. I reported it immediately
Since then, I've been trapped in endless calls, investigations, failed return attempts, and conflicting information. One agent says an investigation exists, another says it doesn't. The pickup was refused because their system incorrectly showed all items were present.
Even after all these years, there is still only one SS Rajamouli. No one else comes close when it comes to vision and boundless imagination. You can have the biggest budget in the world and the best VFX teams, but what you cannot replicate is his extraordinary vision.#Ramayana
The targeted violence against Hindus in Bangladesh is wrong, it's concerning, and it's a cautionary tale for victimhood-laced quota systems. Here's what happened: Bangladesh fought a bloody war for its independence in 1971. Hundreds of thousands of Bangladeshi civilians were raped and murdered. It was a tragedy, and it was rightly mourned. But in its aftermath, Bangladesh implemented a quota system for jobs in their civil service: 80% of the jobs were allocated to specific social groups (war veterans, rape victims, underrepresented residents, etc.), and only 20% were allocated based on merit.
The quota system proved to be a disaster. In 2018, protests led Bangladesh to scrap most of the quotas, but the victim-patrons fought back…and the quota system was reinstated this year. That triggered more protests which toppled the government, and the prime minister fled. Once chaos begins, it can't easily be reined in. Radicals are now targeting Hindu minorities. A quota conflict created to rectify the wrongs of rape and violence in 1971 is now leading to more rape and violence in 2024. Bloodshed is the endpoint of grievance and victimhood. It's hard not to look at Bangladesh and wonder what lessons we would do well to learn right here at home.
Chandrayaan-3 Mission:
'India🇮🇳,
I reached my destination
and you too!'
: Chandrayaan-3
Chandrayaan-3 has successfully
soft-landed on the moon 🌖!.
Congratulations, India🇮🇳!
#Chandrayaan_3#Ch3
@LeoDiCaprio@ParamountMovies @AppleFilms @lily_gladstone@JohnLithgow This movie is gonna blow everyone away. Novel was great. Will be one of the best suspense thriller ever. Leo and Deniro performances will be long remembered.