Must be exhausting being Pakistani. Reject India, disown its history, then rebrand Indian civilisation as "South Asian" the moment you want a glorious past. Apparently, even history needs a rebranding to fit your identity. ๐
Now I have to deal with hindu supremacists ๐ฎโ๐จ
Please go cry somewhere else, you are so bothered by me, make your own art and call it whatever you want. Don't bring your negativity to me !!
Scary. Punjab recorded 1152 farm fires yesterday.
I am convinced - the only way stubble burning will be banned is if we call it Parali Dahan, a sacred Hindu festival celebrating lord Vishnu burning down demon king Paralisura to rescue enslaved Marut. Only then will it be banned.
During the Winter, there is a slowdown of life. The celebration of Diwali with light, music and various aspects is to ensure we stay vibrant and exuberant within during this time.
#Deepavali
1. My response was unrelated to movie or cast
2. You should read your original tweet again.
3. In 2026 people liking actors based on face? don't think so
Sai Pallavi is pretty as a person. But definitely in this movie, she is NOT. Considering the seriousness of the role she is playing, she is looking sloppy. Anyone can see that the decoration , the expression, and the liveliness she has is not up to the mark. Not everything is about face. More than half of how a person looks (whether guy or girl) comes from the way he/she adorns and carries himself/herself. Look at how she carries herself in literally any other movie. And then see this.
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That, despite all their knowledge, this is what they seem to reduce a woman to: her face, her beauty, her appearance. A mindset so disconnected from the very values and teachings of Sanatana Dharma they claim to uphold.
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Unrelated to the movie, its cast, or anyone's opinion on it, but apparently, this is the state of Hindus today. When it comes to Maa Sita or women in general, all people seem to care about is her face, how beautiful it should be, face face face like some unimaginable face.
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as if her entire identity begins and ends with how she looks.
What's genuinely painful is seeing this mentality among educated Hindus who are so vocal about Sanatana Dharma, its Shastras, and its teachings.