Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A fountain in St. Petersburg shaped like a dandelion

📹virgini_gini

[Saranyadevi Radhakrishnan @saranyagulam]

Northindians are basically racist. One trailer came and all racists are started to spewing hate comments on Sai pallavi

#Ramayana

[kuldeep @ku1deep]

Of all the casting choices they made ngl this one is probably the least worst. Sita was from Mithila which is generally assumed to be around North Bihar. And if you assume this takes place during the late vedic period, you would expect someone from the royalty there to show indo-aryan-indiginous-south-asian features. Which I think Sai Pallavi does.

As for the beauty element. That's more subjective. I think she looks like a woman that would stun the Prince of Ayodhya.

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

ശരിക്കും Sai Pallavi ക്ക് എന്താണ് കുഴപ്പം?
Trailer കണ്ടിട്ട് I couldn’t find a single flaw in her as Seetha..

[Athul Jaison @lionheart_aj_7]

സീതയെ ലുക്ക്‌ കണ്ടാണ് തട്ടിക്കൊണ്ടു പ��യത് എന്നാണോ ഇവന്മാർ ഒക്കെ ഓർത്തിരിക്കുന്നത് 🫡🙌

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

Just watched Anomie. Not talking about the movie yet.
But is this really the same music director who did Animal, Arjun Reddy, and Kabir Singh? If yes, I’m honestly surprised. It doesn’t sound like his work at all.
#anomie #bhawna

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

Going through one of the worst phases of my life, and I’ve chosen Twitter as my safe space.

I’m going to post whatever I feel like posting.

Since no one here knows me, there’s no fear of judgment.

[🍂 @Lovandfear]

The 'Let Them' Theory

The let them theory says that if someone wants to act a certain way, let them. If they misunderstand you, let them. If they don't talk to you, let them, or if they treat you inconsistently, let them-not because it doesn't affect you, but because their actions already give you information about who they are and what they want. Instead of forcing things, you accept the reality that you can't control everything, like how someone feels, how they show up, or how you want them to choose you. By choosing to let them, you start to see things more clearly and learn to choose yourself, your standards, and your boundaries, helping you see people for who they truly are, not based on potential but on how they really are.

[Ashish Jain @In_Sane_Saint]

@dpradhanbjp In case you can’t read Hindi!

[°❀.ೃ࿔* @wurooods]

This is literally the perfect gift for me

[🌸 @chicorypetals]

new cheese village just discovered

[Tanishq Mathew Abraham, Ph.D. @iScienceLuvr]

Oh my God Jensen Huang is now on Twitter!!!!

And what an incredible first post too!

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

@AizaAbro7y Wow… congratulations Aiza. 😘

[Navamy @Navamy7]

glad Pearle Maaney is being called out for the right reasons !!

[Śaciṣṭha @RiseBharata]

Wtf Man.

[27. @FreakNastyMboya]

I still call this app Twitter idgaf

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

@LibinBabu12931 @abhinavsnayak Ha yes.. missed that.. but still.. could relate to that man and his thoughts so much.. 🙂

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

I said this even before @abhinavsnayak released Mollywood times…. We were on the same path I suppose. Thats why I relate to that man soooo much!

[Ninjaaaaaneeey🥷 @NinjaNeey]

Good karma doesn't reciprocate.