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Phat Phat to Intectual Idiots
@IananthaSriram 🫡🙏🏻
Ground Reality ఇది 👇👇
ఎర్రిపు*** అక్రమ గాళ్ళు ఎంత నెగిటివ్ ప్రచారం చేసినా ఏం పీకలేక పోయారు..😂🤣🤣😂
Better luck next time akrams 😂🖕🖕
#peddi#ramcharan#Levara
తండ్రి నీ మించిన తనయుడు @AlwaysRamCharan ❤️🛐
Eppatiki ninnu ma Gundello Pettukuntam @BuchiBabuSana 🥹
The Best Inspiring and Motivating Film from the Tollywood #PEDDI 🐐
“Okate pani sesenaki, okkate naaka brathikenaki… intha pedha brathuku enduku… edaina ee nela meeda unnapude cheseyali… Pudathama eti malli?”
This dialogue from #Peddi, is what the core of the film...
And while reading all the discussions around the film, one thought kept coming back to me…
Why aren’t we talking enough about the good things too?
Not saying criticism is wrong… Not saying every film should be loved... Different perspectives are what make cinema discussions interesting, and everyone is entitled to their opinion…
But off late, Telugu Twitter feels like it has become increasingly critical about almost every film that comes out… Sometimes it feels like we’re spending more time discussing what didn’t work than acknowledging what did…
A good shot…A memorable performance… A dialogue that hits at the right moment…A scene that stays with you… And #Peddi has all of them in it :)…
In a 3-hour film, there can be things that work and things that don’t. Yet many conversations seem to revolve around only the negative side of that experience…
And this isn’t about one film alone…
It feels like cinema discussions have slowly become divided into camps, comparisons, fan groups, and constant scorecards…
Somewhere along the way, we seem to have become harsher in how we engage with films…
Sometimes I wonder - if we had approached every film in the past with the same level of instant scrutiny, would some of the films we celebrate today as classics, industry hits, and all-time favourites have received the same love?
But as someone who simply loves cinema, I genuinely wish we could collectively celebrate movies a little more, just like we used to earlier - not by ignoring flaws, but by giving equal space to the things that made us laugh, cheer, think, or feel something…
Because not every film has to be perfect to be appreciated…
And coming to Peddi - I genuinely feel there’s so much more to talk about beyond the criticism…
The core emotion of the film, some beautifully staged shots, and dialogues that landed exactly the way they were intended to…
I wish Peddi finds as much love for the things it got right as it has received attention for the things people felt it got wrong…
“Edaina ee nela meeda unnapude cheseyali… Pudathama eti malli?”
We didn’t thank Gunjan Patidar enough man 🙇♂️
- Rajat was first hesitant about coming to RCB as an Injury replacement
- He thought they might bench him and play someone over him
- His wife motivated that you can postpone the marriage even if there is 1% chance of you fulfilling your dream
- He went for the opportunity and grabbed it in the very first match
- The rest is history
It was definitely God’s plan, It was written in the stars 🤞🥹