#Rajkummar Rao

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[cordelia-street]

jana and bittu are the true romance of stree argue with the wall

[barso-re-megha-megha]

tumhare paas patriarchy hogi, lekin shraddha kapoor ke paas maa hai

or abhi abhi stree 2 dekhi aur pyaar hogya (mujhe)

[thenwhatthefukcisthis]

this is a fever dream to me

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Follow the source link to 142 gifs of RAJKUMMAR RAO in the tv-series GUNS & GULAABS (2023). RAJKUMMAR (born 1984) is an Indian actor of possibly Punjabi descent, known for his break-through role in Kai Po Che! and Shahid. These gifs were made from scratch, please don’t claim them as your own. This gif pack is sold for 2 euros. Trigger warning: food.

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SHAADI MEIN ZAROOR AANA (2017), dir. Ratnaa Sinha

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tumhare the, tumhare hain, tumhare hi rahenge hum.

[satranga]

Teri meri saanson ki, reshmi si yeh doriyan, maange manzooriyan.

[ranmagender]

I just watched Stree (2018). What a fun movie, its funny, atmospheric, good writing, fun characters, nice cinematography and a killer soundtrack.

Its like a horror comedy but it mixes the two very well. Its not a silly film and def leans at times more into the horror but still has funny moments.

Definitely recommend it, its on netflix. Sequel is coming out this year.

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Ek Ladki ko Dekha toh aisa laga, 2019

[oatmilk-vampire]

I watched 5 Weddings (2018) and it was so good 🥺

[indipopcorn]

How Bollywood has shaped Indian Society!

Since a few years, we are noticing lot of criticism of Bollywood, movie plots, and actors character. But the changes they have made over the past few years have gone unnoticed by us. I enjoy watching web series, hence now a days I can't watch every movie. Let's start with the hotly debated "Rocky aur Rani ki love story." The Indian family structure has been brilliantly shown in the film, which also fearlessly depicts the role of the husband in upholding his wife's honour. There is nothing wrong with correcting family elders when they are in the wrong, and by doing this, no one will be considered to be non-cultural. 

The second box office dud "Jug jug jiyo"... told the tale of a woman, her family, and her job. Furthermore, there is never a situation where a man slaps his wife because his ego is damaged during an argument. It appeared in too many 1990s films. 

Bollywood has produced numerous films about LGBTQ communities, like Badhai Do, Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To, etc. Even the producers were confident that it wouldn't be a big hit because the majority of the viewers couldn't identify to the story, but it has sparked conversation about the issue in society and would inevitably result in change. 

It was all too normal for men to slap women to break up arguments, but Bollywood has taught society that doing so is not a sign of true manhood. 

Bollywood actors have spoken out against animal cruelty. I still recall the scene where one of the participants was discussing his freedom in Roadies. When Neha Dhupiya asked him about his sister, he replied that she was not allowed to leave the house, attend college, wear anything other than a salwar, etc., and that he was proud to be a man for placing such limitations on her. I believe Neha had a point when she criticised him. If someone else had been around, she might have been able to appreciate all of this absurdity as part of culture. 

We pay more attention to the saree than the chandrayan, Mahi's wife's dress, and Jadeja's wife's saree, and on the basis of those things, we judge both of them. Bollywood deserves praise for moving towards eradicating all crap. 

[barso-re-megha-megha]

no but the moment shardul (Rajkumar Rao's character) puts on the rainbow mask at the end of the movie is such an instrumental moment of just growth and acceptance within and of himself,,, because since the beginning of the movie it's easy to see how hard it is for him to even define/identify himself as a homosexual man and throughout the movie there's a constant conflict of him wanting to live as his most authentic self vs vying for social acceptance both in the contexts of family and career. As a cop he often comes across queer people who are ridiculed and punished and forced to run away,,, but he has to stay there and watch what could happen to him if he ever comes out through the words of the people he's surrounded by and even feels kinship with,,,

the first time he meets guru then,, guru is wearing a rainbow mask at a gay wedding and creating a "ruckus" and "disturbing peace". Shardul on the other hand is there in a professional capacity with his colleagues and is tasked with stopping him from making more of a nuisance out if himself,,, In their first interaction with each other shardul asks him about his masks and whether he's ashamed of himself and that's the reason he's wearing it, to hide which is then followed by him removing his mask.

This marks the way we're supposed to see the mask as not hiding away but accepting a part of oneself and being proud and just accepting of whoever and whatever you identify as,,, moving to the last part of the movie when invited shardul instead chooses to wear the mask as an acknowledgement of himself and his identity and just as a callback to the idea of not being ashamed and just,,, it marks such a big change and growth arc for his character who's seen to be so repressed when concerning his sexuality among family and colleagues

and the fact that he then chooses to click pictures with the aforementioned colleagues is just- cherry on top 🫶🏽🤌🏼 and i just love how he goes from being unable to voice it out loud, to coming out to his family (willingly mind you), to accepting and acknowledging it infront of the people he craves acceptance and respect from (his colleagues but also the society as a whole) and yeah.

[thenwhatthefukcisthis]

MY FAVOURITE ACTOR IN BOLLYWOOD AND MY FAVOURITE ACTOR IN HOLLYWOOD IN ONE NIGHT WTF IM ABOUT TO DIE

“Mastering the Art of Embodying a Character” THEY ARE GOING TO BE BEST FRIENDS

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Mr. and Mrs. Mahi, starring Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao, will be released in theatres on March 15, 2024.

Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao, who co-starred in the movie Roohi, will reteam for the sports drama Mr. and Mrs. Mahi.

Janhvi Kapoor and Rajkummar Rao, who co-starred in the movie Roohi, will reteam for the sports drama Mr. and Mrs. Mahi. The film has already been finished by the actors. The movie's release date has now been disclosed by the producers.

On Monday, Dharma Productions posted a tweet that read, "One dream, chased by two hearts! Directed by Sharan Sharma, starring Rajkummar Rao & Janhvi Kapoor - #MrAndMrsMahi is arriving on the pitch on 15th MARCH, 2024 - in cinemas near you!" amid an inflow of announcements.

The actress had said, "It was an exhaustive process of six months to get into the skin of the character and sync into the role." in a Mid-Day interview.

On the professional front, Janhvi Kapoor will next appear alongside Varun Dhawan in Nitesh Tiwari's Bawaal. On July 21, 2023, the movie will be available on Prime Video. Rajkummar Rao, on the other hand, will soon begin filming for Stree 2. Additionally, he is working on Raj & DK's Guns & Gulabs.