Ravi Karan Mallarapu

[Ravi Karan Mallarapu @KaranMallarapu]

@Sagar4BJP Road paina houses ki kuda rangulu veyincharu😭 chala pedha manasu

[G.K 💭✍️ @anSSRfan]

@Anviksiki That’s right, even with creative liberties they didn’t spoil the spirit of Mahabharata and didn’t show Duryodhana as hero

[Ravi Karan Mallarapu @KaranMallarapu]

@grok @RaizerSays Can you verify the attached pic. 700 year old Temple painting from Tamilnadu showing fireworks. There are other such Rajput paintings too

[Ravi Karan Mallarapu @KaranMallarapu]

@baldwhiner 700 year old Temple painting from Tamilnadu. We still have old fashioned crackers prepared in folder palm leaves and mini earthen pots. Learn a bit.

[Ravi Karan Mallarapu @KaranMallarapu]

@Ishibishiii Nothing awkward. Seems so real and natural. Might be he did not expect cameras there and feeling nervous

[Indic Anon @DesiCapitalist2]

@kunalkamra88 Same year that this was released.

[@drishtadyumna @drishtadyumn]

@kunalkamra88 We need to make a similar ad about an IDF soldier and a Palestinian, becoming frends while being imprisoned or something

so beautiful

[Karnataka Ball @KarnatakaBall]

Dear Indians,

It's "Sit" not "Sita".
It's "Radh" not "Radha".
It's "Durg" not "Durga".

Let's fight against the southification of Hindi names 🙏

[ईशान त्यागी @Taga_uvacha]

Imagine government building in this Architecture instead of current bimel patel socialist lal balua slop

[KP @KrishnaPrasalt]

Lowkey makes me feel that,

if the agnipariksha episode didn't exist (however painful it maybe for sita), there are enough bastards who overtime would have spun a whole new romance between sita-ravana and popularize it.

Agnipariksha ensured that such BS doesn't crop up

[Chad Infi𓄿 @chad_infi]

Diwali mandatory post

[Seeker @Seekerg11]

1.Killing of Vali
Vali had seized his younger brother’s wife and kingdom an offence under dharma-shastra. As a subject of the Ikshvaku realm , Vali was liable to punishment. Rama further fulfilled his solemn promise to Sugriva. After Rama’s explanation, Vali himself accepted the justice of the act and attained higher states through death at Rama’s hands.Rama was a kshatriya . He won't give an invitation to attack his enemy.

2. Sita’s Agni Pariksha
Rama never personally doubted Sita’s purity. The public trial was required by the dharma of an ideal king so that no subject could later question the queen’s chastity after her long captivity. Sita herself entered the fire invoking Agni as witness.Agni returned her unharmed and certified her purity before the three worlds. Rama’s severity was public duty, not private suspicion.

3. Abandoning the pregnant Sita
A washerman’s public taunt implied that subjects were using Rama’s acceptance of Sita as a licence for their own immorality. To protect the Rajdharm Rama placed the moral confidence and order of the kingdom above personal happiness. He knew Sita was pure already proven by Agni, yet a king whose household is under suspicion cannot rule effectively. The separation was his greatest personal sacrifice for the welfare of his people, whom he regarded as his own children.

4. Sita’s final return to the earth
When summoned again to the assembly, Sita refused a second human ordeal. She invoked her mother Bhudevi, if she had never even in thought strayed from Rama, let the earth receive her. The earth opened and took her ,an act that publicly and divinely sealed her absolute purity once and for all. Rama was left in profound grief; the episode underscores Sita’s divinity and the limit of what even an ideal king can demand of public opinion. She departed on her own terms.

5.The killing of Shambuka - Not mentioned in Ramcharitmanas.. so not debating on this

[annnnawwwww @annawwww69]

This how we celebrate diwali in telangana 💓
Beautiful culture ra 🫴

[Nilakshi @warrior_nii]

@Fairsquare00 I think his art is more related to money laundering, also he had edge over other artist by painting hindu gods in most vulgar ways. N congress made him a status symbol.
Raja Ravi Verma is class apart, I love his work.

[SambhavāmiYugeYuge - Healthmaxxing🌞 @Windsofchange72]

@warrior_nii It is famous only coz it helps with money laundering.

[Sandeep Reddy Vanga @imvangasandeep]

When someone commits a heinous crime, the first response should be empathy & an attempt to understand the larger problem. Not finding a convenient scapegoat in cinema.
It is becoming increasingly clear that your concern is not for the victims or their families, but that you're using a horrific tragedy as a dirty excuse to settle your personal scores.
This is especially directed at those failed frustrated jobless male/female actors, few directors, producers & parasites, who suddenly appoint themselves as social reformers whenever an opportunity arises to take a dig at someone else's work.

A tragedy deserves empathy 🙏, not opportunism. Learn the difference.

[R से 🚰 (2025-26 Champions) @gooner_goner]

@anindasardar @_Avykt So basically if your uncle had put a decent argument, this would have been your response.

Unc's pretty smart staying silent. Didnt wanna embarrass you i guess.

[Abhi @_Avykt]

@anindasardar Going to Jersey on a valid Visa, settling there for years and eventually becoming a citizen & voting is different from a kanglu sneaking into the country & getting on electoral roll the next year

Commies are such imbeciles

[Berlin parody @Toxicity_______]

Priya Prakash was shamed by a reporter in Kerala for wearing a saffron dress.

A North Indian Brahmin actress, Malvika Sharma, was asked by a reporter whether she liked “beef” the moment she landed in Kerala.

Now Neha Fatima has been humiliated on a TV show and forced to leave midway by her own Muslim parents simply because she expressed her love for a Hindu Brahmin boy.

Liberals have a strange definition of secularism, the more radicalised a state becomes, the more enthusiastically they celebrate it as a model of secular harmony.