#Allu Arjun songs

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A whistle isn't enough. We need blasting background music. Slow motion...things flying in the air...we need a lot of special effects to it. I'll plan it. Let's go.

ALLU ARJUN in ALA VAIKUNTHAPURRAMULOO (2020)

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When King of Kotha is compared to Pushpa, Dulquer Salmaan REACTS by saying, "It's a compliment."

According to Dulquer Salmaan, King of Kotha is intended to be a huge show for the post-COVID audience rather than a copy of Pushpa.

During the trailer and song launch ceremony in Mumbai, actor Dulquer Salmaan stated that his upcoming Malayalam action movie King of Kotha is not a parody of Allu Arjun's mega hit Pushpa.

"There is no such thing as influence. I adore Allu Arjun as a performer and as an actor. But the character sketch for this movie was created about three years ago; the movie has been in theaters since 2019. We thus had this in mind. I've heard this, and I consider it to be somewhat flattering. Although we are not attempting to mimic or counterfeit Pushpa, Dulquer added, "I hope it succeeds as Pushpa did.

In the Abhilash Joshiy-directed movie, Shabeer Kallarakkal, Prasanna, Aishwarya Lekshmi, and Gokul Suresh are among the other cast members. In order to satisfy the needs of a post-COVID spectacle-hungry public, Dulquer claims that it will be one of the biggest Malayalam movies in recent memory. Onam, August 24, the day of the Malayalam premiere of King of Kotha, will also see the release of its Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Kannada dubs.

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Top Highest Grossing Films in APTS: Allu Arjun starrer Pushpa 2 second beating Baahubali 2 & Kalki

Pushpa 2 has emerged as the second highest-grossing film ever in the Telugu states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The Allu Arjun starrer has grossed Rs. 316 crore approx in the twin states, slotting it between two SS Rajamouli films — behind RRR and ahead of Baahubali 2. The film still has plenty of gas left in the tank and with the New Year holidays ahead, it is poised to inch closer to the…

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Pushpa Mania: Allu Arjun’s 'Pushpa Pushpa' Song Becomes An Instant Hit Among Fans | Regional News

Pushpa 2: The Rule shows no signs of slowing down! Allu Arjun’s much-awaited sequel has taken the world by storm, shattering box-office records and captivating audiences with its grand visuals, gripping storyline, and unforgettable music. Adding to the frenzy, the makers have released the full song “Pushpa Pushpa,” showcasing the unstoppable rise of Pushpa Raj. The recently released song “Pushpa…

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Pushpa 2: The Rule's "The Couple Song" Unveiled: Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna Groove with Director Sukumar

Excitement is building for the upcoming release of Pushpa 2: The Rule, and fans are in for a treat with the unveiling of a new track, "The Couple Song." The song features lead actors Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna, who bring their characters, Pushpa Raj and Srivalli, to life in a vibrant and upbeat dance number.

With less than three months to go before the worldwide release on August 15, 2024, the makers have dropped this four-and-a-half-minute video, filled with behind-the-scenes (BTS) visuals. The track, titled "Sooseki" in Telugu, is also released in five other languages: "Angaaron" (Hindi), "Soodaana" (Tamil), "Nodoka" (Kannada), "Kandaalo" (Malayalam), and "Aaguner" (Bengali). Renowned singer Shreya Ghoshal lends her voice to all versions of this lively track, composed by Devi Sri Prasad (DSP) and penned by Chandrabose.

The video showcases Allu Arjun and Rashmika Mandanna rehearsing their dance moves under the guidance of choreographer Ganesh Acharya, with director Sukumar leading the way. The camaraderie among the cast and crew is evident, as they prepare joyfully for the shoot. Both Arjun and Mandanna sport casual attire, immersing themselves in their characters while maintaining a fun and relaxed vibe on set. Arjun exudes energy and swag, while Mandanna brings back her enchanting "Saami Saami" charm.

Bankrolled by Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar Writings, Pushpa 2: The Rule is one of the most expensive Indian films ever made. The film's cinematography is handled by Mireslow Kuba Brożek, with S. Ramakrishna and Monica Nigotre as production designers and Navin Nooli as the editor.

Pushpa 2: The Rule is a direct sequel to the 2021 hit Pushpa: The Rise, which earned Allu Arjun and DSP the National Film Awards for Best Actor and Best Music Direction, respectively. With its release on August 15, 2024, the film is one of the most anticipated Indian films of the year.

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Triptii Dimri enters Pushpa 2 with special dance sequence opposite Allu Arjun.

The buzz for Allu Arjun's Pushpa 2: The Rule is growing by the day. Following the release of a teaser, a song, and a new song promo, fans are ecstatic about the latest update. According to reports, Animal star Triptii Dimri has been roped in by the directors for a fiery item number.

The reports state that Triptii Dimri will be shaking a leg with Allu Arjun for a yet untitled song in Pushpa 2: The Rule. The makers are striving to keep details under wraps, adding to the anticipation. The team had been considering several actresses for an item number, but ultimately, they finalized Triptii Dimri for the same. This decision has further heightened the excitement among fans, eager to see the dynamic pairing of Dimri and Arjun in the film.

Pushpa 2: The Rule will be released on August 15, and it stars Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, Fahadh Faasil, Sunil, and Anasuya in key parts. Mythri Movie Makers are the producers of this high-budget project.

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Here is the most awaited upcoming Pan Indian trending movie PUSHPA 2 trailer BGM / "Where is Pushpa???" starring Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahadh Faasil in lead roles directed by Sukumar and music composed by Devi Sri Prasad (DSP). "PUSHPA 2 - The Rule " is the sequel to the blockbuster movie "PUSHPA 1- The Rise (2021)"...

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I HATE Pushpa (the character)

Pushpa is a movie that was released during the pandemic and became a massive hit. Even Bollywood stars commented on the movie. The songs were memorable and the song Sooseki got around 100 million views even though the second movie hadn't released yet.

It seems South indian Cinema is getting more appreciated with films like Bhaubali, RRR and KGF Chapter 1/2 and Devara might even gain more attention due to Jr. Ntr's presence. (Which I'm super excited about I loved him ever since I was young, him and Ram charan were one of my favorites so RRR was a pleasant surprise)

I'm just disappointed that Pushpa's story is the one thats getting this attention.

Pushpa has good BGM, the setting is cool and cinematography can be considered good and Allu Arjun is always appreciated but the story is where it lacks.

Can I understand it? Yes, I've been watching TollyWood movies ever since I was 1. I was singing Gabbar Singh songs when I was a toddler. I understand what logic Tollywood tries portraying is it always right? No but its enjoyable and times were different we're evolving we want more complex and meaningful stories now Bahubali and RRR gaining attraction are examples that South Indian movie industry is evolving finally!

So imagine my disappointment when I see Pushpa the next great Tollywood film.

"Pushpa Raj is a self respecting young man who takes pride in his work. He works at a mill, but leaves it when his owner doesn't like his attitude outside of work. Pushpa goes for Red sandal wood cutting in the forest. Pushpa lives in a village with his mother Parvatamma, and is the illegitimate son of a local rich man." That is the story according to imbd.

You'd think the movie gives more context about Pushpa nope. IMBD really summed it all up and thats the problem. Pushpa's character can be summed up in a few words and there's not depth beyond those words in the movie itself.

The thing that makes this film detestable is the main character Pushpa he is not enjoyable whatsoever. It's like one of those Dark Romance ML's but they tried mixing in a few funny liners and tried making him a sunshine character as well but failed?

He's not funny I feel bad for his sidekick Kesava actually no. I like Kesava better than Pushpa Himself. He looks like he has actually meaning and depth he has relatable goals and is actually funny or seems to have some sort of personality. I wholeheartedly ship him and Srivalli's friend actually go Side characters!

Now lets compare 2 films Maari 2 and Pushpa which might seem random but let me explain

Maari in both the first one and the sequel was a gangster however do you know why i like him better than Pushpa? He has redeeming qualities he has morals like he kills bad people but doesn't want to sell drugs because he knows that can make innocent people succumb to horrible diseases like his best friend their situations are very different however Maari is seen as a morally gray character just like Pushpa is portrayed as. Maari also has morals when he kills beeja's brother for attempting to assault Anandhi's sister. He's doing something 'bad' killing a person but he essentially redeems it because of why he does it. He also gives good advice when she talks about no one wanting to marry her because she's ruined maari says she isn't an object to be ruined and its not wrong to wait how long to find a guy that understands that.

He's a troubled guy with not normal values but I can sympathize with him and actually root for him because he's a good person.

A more accurate example KGF Rocky is on a very similar path to Pushpa he only relied on his mother his whole life until she died while in Pushpa his mother and himself suffered humiliation. Pushpa was often beat up Rocky was also beat probably even more. They both started at the streets and slowly climbed up wanting money and power. Pushpa only smuggled and framed and fought. Rocky outright killed but I still like him better than Pushpa do you know why?

Because he has character Rocky's backstory is more compelling wanting to fulfill his dying mother's wishes of not wanting her son to die miserably without money like her even if it meant becoming a bad person? Hell yeah. Also similar to maari he has limits he has certain morals, clear cut morals. in the first KGF movie he outright stops traffic for a mother and her son who wanted to get some food but were unable to because of the traffic and gave her hard advice. That the world isn't gonna stop for you its harsh and not lenient and that we need to MAKE it stop. We have to put in the work and not just hope someone will always come along. This gives us insight into his views further developing his character.

Pushpa's story is he was an outcast because he was an illegitimate son and was unable to have his father's last name? So he makes his name Pushpa Raj. He disrespects his mother at times despite her being the only one there for him. He has too much Pride. He doesn't have much regard for women as we see when he gives his shirt to Jaali's victim he isn't sympathetic to her at all and is kinda indifferent except for looking away as if he's uncomfortable more than regarding her own feelings

And the thing is all of these problems could be fixed if we saw more into his character which we're only given bits and pieces of.

Pushpa isn't close to his mother? Maybe its because he blames her for all the prejudice but still cares for her somewhere in his heart which is seen through the light interactions between the two in the movie. He has too much Pride? well he feels like thats his right because he was denied everything else his father's name, money, and even necklace. He doesn't have regard for women much? Even that can be fixed like in the movie 'temper' where Jr Ntr's character first doesn't care much for other women ends up willing to give his life for them he gets character development. Pushpa could not really see a big deal in Jaali's activities until he's confronted with one of the victims himself and is reminded of the women in his life and starts to detest Jalli which ultimately bursts when Jaali sets his eyes on Srivalli.

Everything I said you can mostly think about happening in the movie but its like a real stretch you have to really put your mind on it to see it happening in the canon of the Pushpa universe its nots showed to us the viewers like in other movies we don't get clear cut shots of these narratives I spoke up being played out. Its what makes these movies lively or entertaining in my opinion because they had depth which is enhanced due to the main character himself.

So see this from my perspective a MAN is able to outsmart the police and insult them, illegally get sandal wood, Act like and arrogant bastard through most of this move, have so much intelligence out of nowhere and still gets a girl?

Reena has more personality than Srivalli I'm actually gonna begin stanning her after this.

And when I say a MAN I mean a MAN because the person Pushpa on my screen is a stranger to me I don't get a clear feel of his character or any connection to him.

I really hope these issues are rectified in the second movie but I have my doubts. Pushpa as a movie feels like a regression for Tollywood and I don't want that for my cinema industry which I know has flaws but I also know that its healing and has really good stories.

Anyways to all Indian movie lovers out hope you're excited for Devara because I sure am. Jr. Ntr in double roles? Its like Adhurs all over again. And one of his roles seems really cute too, I've wanted to see Jr Ntr in action again for a long time.

But thats all for now

Yours truly

Roselle🪷

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kapil sharma PS-1 game

(again, not fully fluent in hindi here, but i did my best)

the game doesn't seem to be completely shown in any one video, so i've used two.

this video from [2:24] to [8:11]

[2:24]

kapil: i will start with trisha. trisha, you come first. 

trisha: oh, it's on me, now.

kapil: okay, ready? guys, no cheating…music! 

(first phrase) "public mein thukhega nahin, pushpa jhukhega nahin"

(i'm not exactly sure what 'thukhega' means, but i believe this means something like, 'in public, [he] will not be knocked down; pushpa will not bow down'. pushpa is an allu arjun character who said the iconic line, 'pushpa will not bow down'.)

trisha to sobhita: "public mein thukhega nahin"

sobhita: "baby ko bass pasand hai" (a popular song, means that 'baby likes bass')

trisha: fail! 

sobhita: 'jingad jingad' is happening in these [headphones]; (i assume this just means the song is playing very energetically and loudly that it's distracting her)

trisha: i'll forget! "public"

sobhita: "baby"

trisha: "public ko thukhega nahin"

sobhita: kuch nahi aati? (means 'you don't know anything'?)

[trisha repeats]

sobhita: "public ko tootne ka nahin" (means something like 'there's nothing to break for the public'? it sounds incomplete)

[when sobhita is still confused, trisha repeats, imitates a bike/autorikshaw that makes a tuk-tuk sound]

sobhita: "daudne ka?" (something like 'to run')

trisha: i give up on her!

kapil: whatever you are getting, you please [pass it on].

sobhita: okay, one last time!

[trisha says the line again]

vikram: it's just one line, right?

archana: it's two, it's two.

sobhita: "public ko rukega nahin" (something about 'will not stop the public") 

[something clicks] "jhukhega nahin!"

[makes the iconic 'pushpa' gesture]

but "public ko jhukhega nahin?" (confused, because that's not the pushpa movie line)

[turns to vikram]

trisha: but it's not over!

sobhita to vikram: (i am not even attempting to translate that mess; i think it's clear enough)

kapil: don't know what the line will become going forward!

vikram to karthi: "public ko jhuk"

karthi: "juice" aa?

vikram: "public ko jhuk nahin nahin" (something like 'for public bow no no')

[vikram turns back to sobhita, another mess, vikram is frustrated by now]

[karthi tries to listen when vikram speaks]

vikram: you're not supposed to listen! [repeats the phrase he understood]

karthi: is this hindi? avvalavu thaan? (means 'is that all?' in tamil)

[vikram repeats]

[karthi mouths something to jayam]

jayam: "puppet"?

karthi: not "puppet", da; "public"

jayam: "puppet"

karthi: "ko"

jayam: "no"

karthi: "jhuk"

jayam: "truth"

karthi: "nahin, nahin"

jayam: "nahin, nahin"

[very confused]

jayam: "puppet truth nahin"?

[laughter]

trisha: rubbish! all of you guys spoke rubbish!

vikram and karthi: you spoke correctly?

trisha: yeah, i said the right thing

vikram: say, say, what is it?

[trisha says the line]

sobhita: oh, so i combined them!

[kapil reveals the line]

[they're getting ready to do the next round, trisha and sobhita switch places, then the crew alerts kapil about a battery missing in trisha's headphones; so kapil's like "oh, so that's how you understood the line so quickly! there wasn't a battery in your headphones! i was thinking trisha's ears are so sharp that she could catch the line even over this loud music!"]

ends at [8:11] in this video.

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2. this video (this seems to be a kind of edit video, so please be warned that the volume goes up when someone says something funny. i apologize, i couldn't find a better one anywhere)

kapil: very small line

all: okay!

kapil: okay, ready guys? ready? [to trisha] you're not supposed to look! you have to look straight. 

(second phrase) "bandar ne pehna diaper, baahubali ho gaya hyper"

(this means that "the monkey wore a diaper, baahubali became hyper"; i honestly don't know where he's getting these)

[audience laughs, and the others see the reaction to the line]

karthi: already we are laughing now

vikram: ayyayyo! (means 'oh no!')

[kapil repeats the line]

sobhita to trisha: "bandar ke baraat mein" (means 'in the marriage procession of the monkey')

trisha: what?!

sobhita: "bhaloo aaya hai"? (means 'the bear has come')

trisha: "bandar ke baraat mein bhaloo aaya hai" ('the bear has come to the monkey's wedding procession')

[trisha repeats the line to vikram]

vikram to karthi: "bandar ki balaat mein baaru ki aaya hai" ('balaat' means like 'forcibly', 'baaru' doesn't mean anything as far as i can tell; this essentially makes no sense)

[vikram repeats]

karthi to jayam: "band ki baat mein"? "bandar ki baat mein" (means 'in the matter of the monkey')

jayam: "mandir ki balaat"? ('mandir' means 'temple') one more time, slow, slow

[karthi repeats, what jayam gets is "mandir ke baat mein, ballu aaya hai"]

kapil to sobhita: so what did you say, that the bear will come for the monkey's wedding?

sobhita: was that it?

kapil: no, it wasn't [reveals the original line]

[2:28]

kapil: okay, we'll play one more

(third phrase) "kutta kidhar gaya, find it; yenna rascala, mind it!"

(this means, 'where did the dog go? find it; hey rascal, mind it!" the phrase 'yenna rascala, mind it!' is from the movie 'om shanti om' where shahrukh khan does a parody of a south indian actor)

sobhita: "kutta ki nahin hai wife" (something like 'the dog doesn't have a wife')

[kapil repeats]

sobhita: "kutta ki nahin hai wife, lekin sabse achhe hai salman bhai" (means 'the dog doesn't have a wife, but salman bhai is the best'; which could potentially be read as a little mocking, because salman is famously unmarried)

[kapil repeats again, finally gets her to understand]

[sobhita says the phrase to trisha]

trisha: "kutta kidhar gaya, find it; inka raasta mein mind it" (the first part is correct, the second half means something like 'in their path, mind it')

trisha to vikram: "kutta" ('dog')

[vikram is alarmed]

[explains the first part to him correctly; i know there's a song playing over their voices for this part]

trisha: "in raasta mein gaya" (means '[he] went in this path/road')

vikram to karthi: "kutta kahan gaya? find it; in raasta mein gaya" (which makes sense tbh)

karthi: (in tamil) this is not hindi!

karthi to jayam: "kahan gaya…find it…yeh raja" ('yeh raja' means 'this king')

[says something in tamil i couldn't catch]

jayam, fed up: "kaal kare so aaj kar, aaj kare so ab; pal mein parlay hoyegi, bahuri karega kab?" 

(i love that he said this so much, because i learned this in school and this is the only one i know by heart to this day; so there was a medieval poet called kabir das, and he famously wrote these couplets or 'dohe' that had some type of moral lesson to be learned; this one in particular means 'don't leave any work for tomorrow; do tomorrow's work today, and do today's work now. we don't know if in the next moment the world will end, or if we will die, so when else will we do the things we have to do?)

[kapil reveals the original line; applauds them for playing]

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[shaikallabakshu]

Desamuduru Allu Arjun status still video song 💕💖

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Pushpa 2: Sreeleela Witnesses Wild Fan Reactions To Her Sensational Performance In Kissik Song | People News

New Delhi: Dancing Queen Sreeleela is undoubtedly creating a rage with her fabulous performance in Kissik song from Pushpa 2: The Rule.  A true sensational star, the actress has delivered a mind-blowing performance that has left the audience talking in no time. Her sensational aura and electrifying dance moves are captivating hearts, and the audience’s reaction in the theater says it all. As the…

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   So out of curiosity, I ended up watching this movie, mainly because I heard it was so negatively received and wanted to know if it is that bad. And as it turns out I liked it. Like, I watched it like three times. I know that the CGI is bad for certain parts. However, there are spots of good CGI here and there. The action scenes were wonky and certain parts of the story could’ve been better explained. Other scenes could’ve just taken out altogether because they added nothing except to sing unnecessary praises.

  The acting overall was good especially Samantha (Shakuntala) and Allu Arjun (Bharata). Dev Mohan (Dushyant) performance was cheese, but I still enjoyed it. He did give a good performance towards the end though despite the language barrier. Costumes and set designs were pretty when they wanted to be. The songs though were just *chef’s kiss* exquisite.

  So yeah, is it that bad? No. Could it have been better? Yep. Did I enjoy myself? Yes!