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31 minutes ago, Lone Wolf said:

Nope Jauhar is practiced during Wartimes.

Muslim Hindu Sikh women did mass suicides during partition.

 

During Invasion of Mirpur by Tribals and Pak army same thing was done by Hindu/Sikh Women when thousands commited mass suicides.

Sati didn't existed before Jauhar.

That practice creeped in the society during invasions, when widowed women became a burden.

Posted
14 hours ago, Lord said:

 

Different causes.

 

Jauhar was to save their dignity and avoid being raped by invaders.

 

Sati was forced  practice of burning the wife after husband died, as it was viewed she was the cause of his death or had no purpose to live anymore. It is way older and named after Sati goddess.

Outcome is same, it was creeped into the society and impacted the overall culture.

It didn't exist before invasions.

Posted
52 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

I told ya it is a good film. 

 

I never go wrong. 

 

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You were wrong with lucky Bhaskar and other recons. This movie  was good at the way Karti char was introduced after an hour, and both Arvind and Karti  carried the movie forward . Songs from Kamalhassan added to the movie experience. 

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I would recommend Vikings but only till Ragnar's death. Borefest after that.

 

Rome was 10/10 for me. One of the GOAT shows. 

 

Haven't had the time to binge watch for a long time. Limit myself to a movie every fortnight, occasional reruns of some sitcom episodes. 

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Madri (mother of Nakul and Sahdeva) committed sati when Pandu died. Don't tell me Mahabharat was written after invasions. Then there is the disgusting caste system which dehumanizes our own.

 

All religions were illogical, dumb, evil but reforms happened over the years. No need to blame others for everything, otherwise no progress will be seen.

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21 minutes ago, Gollum said:

Madri (mother of Nakul and Sahdeva) committed sati when Pandu died. Don't tell me Mahabharat was written after invasions. Then there is the disgusting caste system which dehumanizes our own.

 

All religions were illogical, dumb, evil but reforms happened over the years. No need to blame others for everything, otherwise no progress will be seen.

Na Bhai.  Don’t go by the atheist route that all religions are illogical, dumb,,evil . We can debate about Sati/Madri in our Dharma, there is no such debate in abrahamic religions - STSJ or Blasphemy ka thopha lag jayega 

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1 minute ago, coffee_rules said:

Na Bhai.  Don’t go by the atheist route that all religions are illogical, dumb,,evil . We can debate about Sati/Madri in our Dharma, there is no such debate in abrahamic religions - STSJ or Blasphemy ka thopha lag jayega 

That's why I talk about reform as well. Hinduism reformed over the years, dharmic religions are open to reform. Christianity too has come a long way since the dark ages. 

Posted
1 hour ago, jf1gp_1 said:

I saw the twist coming in Maharaja, just heartbreaking yet loved the movie. Same with lapata ladies such a nice watch.  

Ravi Kissen for Best supporting actor. Great talent 

Posted
5 hours ago, Gollum said:

I would recommend Vikings but only till Ragnar's death. Borefest after that.

 

Rome was 10/10 for me. One of the GOAT shows. 

 

Haven't had the time to binge watch for a long time. Limit myself to a movie every fortnight, occasional reruns of some sitcom episodes. 

If you liked Rome then you would love Marco Polo as well.   Only 2 seasons & cinematography will blow you away.  Mongols were OTT lol.

It was too grand for even Netflix.

Posted
6 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

You were wrong with lucky Bhaskar and other recons. This movie  was good at the way Karti char was introduced after an hour, and both Arvind and Karti  carried the movie forward . Songs from Kamalhassan added to the movie experience. 

It is a film that was appreciated by BOTH telugu and tammie media. Now that's an achievement. You are in a tiny minority. 

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39 minutes ago, kepler37b said:

It is a film that was appreciated by BOTH telugu and tammie media. Now that's an achievement. You are in a tiny minority. 

It is an ok timepass  movie, not a masterpiece like you hyped it

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On 2/15/2025 at 3:36 PM, jf1gp_1 said:

I saw the twist coming in Maharaja, just heartbreaking yet loved the movie. Same with lapata ladies such a nice watch.  

Did you see the twist coming in Khakee?

Did you see the twist coming in Gupt?

Did you see the twist coming in 100 days?

 

If the answer is yes, to even one of these questions, then you have my utmost respect and your value on the ICF posters stock index shoots right up.

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On 2/15/2025 at 6:39 PM, coffee_rules said:

It is an ok timepass  movie, not a masterpiece like you hyped it

It is the best telugu movie of 2024. That's all. 

Posted
4 hours ago, Mariyam said:

Did you see the twist coming in Khakee?

Did you see the twist coming in Gupt?

Did you see the twist coming in 100 days?

 

If the answer is yes, to even one of these questions, then you have my utmost respect and your value on the ICF posters stock index shoots right up.

So for some strange reason I kept thinking of movie zinda while watching maharaja. Now in zinda john tells sanjay that he sold his daughter which wasn't the case. I kept wondering what if setupati took care of kashyaps daughter after getting him arrested. 

Posted
1 hour ago, jf1gp_1 said:

So for some strange reason I kept thinking of movie zinda while watching maharaja. Now in zinda john tells sanjay that he sold his daughter which wasn't the case. I kept wondering what if setupati took care of kashyaps daughter after getting him arrested. 

That was what most people thought so too, somewhere midway I connected the dots. What liked the non-linear timeline and editing of these time lines were unique, almost like Memento. AK did a fantastic job albeit as an actor. 

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On 2/14/2025 at 10:48 PM, Mariyam said:

Looking at the poster, I was :confused: why the movie has Mahatma Gandhi from his Champaran stir days.

 

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The bald character in the middle?

 

help @maniac @kepler37b

He is apparently a great actor called Fahad Fasil. He has apparently done some outstanding work in Malayalam cinema ( not the kind that is the first thing that pops up in mind for our generation)

 

I have seen him in 2-3 movies. As someone with great eye test for tailunt. Don’t get it.

Posted
12 minutes ago, maniac said:

He is apparently a great actor called Fahad Fasil. He has apparently done some outstanding work in Malayalam cinema ( not the kind that is the first thing that pops up in mind for our generation)

 

I have seen him in 2-3 movies. As someone with great eye test for tailunt. Don’t get it.

One of the best. Wasted in Pushpa. Telugu industry gets all great talent from south India and spoils their credibility.

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