Bill 2.6K ayyindi 4 members madhyalo...
Naadhi 150rs mashroom biriyani and oka mushroom pepper dry 130rs( adhi kuda andaru share cheskunnam)
Ee mugguru okkodu single fish 500 -600 ala teeskunnaru
Bill emo total split by 4 anta 🙄
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Idem logic raa 😐
I never supported chinmayi or someone who trying to behave like feminist but I always against the gender discrimination...OK
Let's get into the point Who gave you the authority to control her choices while giving yourself complete freedom? A relationship can't have different rules for different people.
Respect and loyalty should go both ways. You can't expect your wife to stay committed while you keep crossing the boundaries of the relationship.
If you want her to trust you, then your actions should be trustworthy too. Trust is built through honesty, not double standards.
You can't demand faithfulness from your partner while entertaining someone else. That's not love,it's hypocrisy.
A relationship survives on mutual respect, equality, and loyalty. If you're asking her to make sacrifices, you should be willing to make the same sacrifices yourself.Are you ready?
Don't expect your wife to follow rules that you refuse to follow. Commitment is a two-way street.
If talking to another man is unacceptable for her, then flirting with another woman is equally unacceptable for you.
Real love isn't about controlling your partner,it's about respecting their choices and staying faithful to them.
Loyalty isn't something you ask for,it's something you show through your own behavior.
If you expect honesty, respect, and commitment from your wife, then you owe her the very same in return. That's what a healthy relationship looks like.
Don't try to silence a woman's voice just because you're a man. Equality is the foundation of every healthy relationship...
అమ్మాయులూ, ఆడవాళ్ళూ మీకు ఇంకా పెళ్లి అయినా కాకున్నా మీ కాళ్ల మీద మీరు నిలబడేలా చదవండి, శ్రమించండి, సంపాదించండి. ఇది మీకు ఆత్మగౌరవాన్ని, ఆత్మవిశ్వాసాన్ని, స్వతంత్ర గుర్తింపుని ఇస్తుంది. దోపిడీ, గృహహింస నుంచి రక్షణనిస్తుంది. పెళ్లి, ఉద్యోగం అనేవి ప్రత్యామ్నాయాలు కావని గుర్తించండి.
I saw many tweets of some boys saying go back to kitchen! Like what’s wrong with a man in the kitchen? It’s 2026 and most of the guys still think that a man who helps in the kitchen is not a man at all!!!
I don’t claim to know everything bro… so educate me if I am wrong. But I don’t see atrocities of ‘women’ on ‘men’ at all. I see some horrible incidents of sociopathic human beings who happen to be women, committing horrible crimes. On the other hand… I see a self sustaining system that has lasted centuries that suffocates women… that through invisible, everyday micro aggressions, forces them to shrink their identities. That doesn’t offer them an equal world. This is from my perspective. I’ve seen so many women around me suffer silently because of it. And I chose to convey that through this story. I felt responsible for it as a man… because I benefit from the power equation.
I haven’t read the details of this particular case yet… I will do so. And if there’s a story that I find interesting to tell… I will do that too. But it would be about one particular woman committing a crime. Not crimes of women on men. There’s a difference, the way I see it. Mind you, such incidents of crime are ghastly and terrible. But what I was trying to do is completely different. Had nothing to do with such crimes.
Vikram in The Girlfriend isn’t a murderer or a *^%ist. There is no physical abuse. He is in fact faithful. And yet… there’s one section like the original tweet that gets triggered by the film. Ask yourself why that is. But sure… if you or anyone else has a problem… call it out. It’s a healthy habit. I promise to take the feedback and introspect. It’s wonderful for all of us to talk to each other and try to understand each other.
@AlwaysRamCharan the man that you are❤️🫠🤌🏻 Damn you are fabulous like I was so so proud watching you the entire time on screen saying everyone that ma odu
@Sam_Jonvik2 And some friends who didn’t even watched movie saw the reviews and SM posts and came to conclusion that movie is not good. Some are caste based fans anuko adi secondary
@Sam_Jonvik2 Same my friend who don’t use Twitter didn’t said any negative feedback but when I told them there’s so much negativity going on in Twitter they are like negative chese antha la aite em ledu
I genuinely liked #Peddi. Is it a perfect film? Maybe not. But the amount of negativity surrounding it is honestly surprising.
Somewhere along the way, we’ve become more interested in tearing films apart than celebrating the effort, craft, and emotion that go into making them. Constructive criticism is important, but constant negativity has become the default reaction.
Cinema is meant to be experienced, discussed, and enjoyed.
#Peddi may not work for everyone, and that’s completely fine. But the extreme backlash feels disproportionate to what is actually on screen. Sometimes it’s okay to appreciate a film for what it is instead of focusing only on what it isn’t.
Let’s bring back the culture of celebrating cinema as much as we criticise it. Well-deserved appreciation for @AlwaysRamCharan and @BuchiBabuSana garu for putting their efforts to make it happen
So I asked one of my friend that we can go to movie this weekend and she is like I am thinking to watch based on reviews like… this review culture genuinely spoiled the entire cinema culture!!
Everyone going to India for their summer break and I miss my masters days ahh I used to go every summer break and stayed in India for 3-4 months of the summer feeling so nostalgic🫠