#Ram charan Fans

[nightinpinkunderwear]

I think I'm getting better at his likeness

[rosayounan]

Poster shared from RRR’s release in Japan! 😍😍😍

[kvitravvn]

RRR

art by  江曽島 ガリ

[lesbianambulon]

To me I think knockout would like bollywood movies

[cozyscozystumbler]

[kokoreram]

New edit! 🐅🐅

(follow me on tiktok if you want to see my free time editions 😈)

[bheemaxrama]

gays being violent gays 🤧💗

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[luxshine]

Cherry from #Chiruta as the main dancer of #Jailavakusa 's #SwingZara, because I love that song. And #JLK! And Chiruta, although I could do without a certain very probematic character. Stil, if you like this, Please, lemme know! I am loving drawing #Ramcharan 's characters in sexy clothing! Oh, and if you want a #commission, don't forget to check my #artistree @artistreeio

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[373minami]

タラクさんとチャランくん模写

[srikarunachannel]

Check out this post… "Chiranjeevi కూతురు Srija , Kalyan Dev లు విడాకులు తీసేసుకున్నారా ?".

[evrstentertainment]

The article showcases a video where fans of the popular Indian actor Ram Charan can be seen dancing to the song "Rooba Rooba" ahead of his 38th birthday. The video captures the energy and excitement of the fans as they celebrate their favorite star's birthday. Ram Charan is a well-known actor in the South Indian film industry and is known for his performances in blockbuster movies such as Magadheera and Rangasthalam.

[pariaritzia]

Queerness in Indian Media

↳Film: RRR (2022, Telugu), dir. S.S. RAJAMOULI

RRR is a historical fantasy action drama that follows Bheem (NTR Jr), a Gond warrior who is in search of a Gond girl who was taken away from their home, and Ram (Ram Charan), the British Army officer assigned to catch him. Ram and Bheem meet under false identities and quickly grow closer, but everything is thrown into chaos once the truth is revealed and Ram is forced to choose between his ambitions and his attachment to Bheem.

Long before any white person had ever heard of RRR, queer Indians were cautiously optimistic that there would be something for us in this movie. There was the song Dosti, which felt more romantic than the average song about friendship; Bheem's intense declaration toward Ram in the trailer; Rajamouli explaining that there is no boy-girl romantic song (a staple of masala Indian cinema in any language) because "the romance angle is between these two guys only...bromance...they are the heroes, they are the hero and heroine, and they are the hero and villain"; the lead actors repeatedly questioning interviewers who referred to Jenny and Seetha as Bheem and Ram's love interests; and the writer, V. Vijayendra Prasad, being a huge fan of Salim-Javed movies, particularly Sholay, whose homosocial pairing has been read as queer by queer Indians for decades.

The movie itself gave us more than we could have hoped for from a project made on such a huge scale. Ram and Bheem mimic many of the "hero and heroine" pairings in so many masala movies, doing everything from the "slow-mo staring" for the first meeting, to getting a whole montage song for the progression of their bond, to dressing each other up, to dancing together at a party, to carrying each other, to rescuing each other.

The final rescue scene is perhaps the most telling, as it twists a well-known myth from the Ramayana by putting Ram and Bheem in the position of heroine and hero. It is not Hanuman who tells Rama where to find Sita in Lanka, but instead Seetha who tells Bheem where to find Ram. Bheem, upon finding him, promises to get him out 'even if [he has] to burn this Lanka down to do it'--then promptly carries him on his shoulders the way Hanuman carried Rama, to do away with any suspicions from homophobic audiences.

Those homophobic audiences still made their complaints--a glance at the oldest comments on any clip or behind the scenes video for RRR will make that clear--but they were drowned out by the many fans of the movie. Ultimately, like with any coded movie, the interpretation is up to the individual, but it is undeniable that a number of queer Indians felt that there was a romantic bond between Ram and Bheem. To dismiss that would do a disservice to the many queer people who have, are, and always will work quietly behind the scenes to write our stories, even if they can never say so directly.

[celestesinsight]

Must watch for all Salaar/Prabhas/Prithvi/Ram Charan fans!

I wish this was a real movie. The casting, the visuals everything is so awesome. Whoever made this 🫡

[ririsasy]

These past three years Tarak always posted something on his twitter on Charan’s birthday :

2020. 2021

2022

OMG HE FINALLY POSTED IT 😭 (Mind you I keep refreshing his feed to see this one post about charan lmao) Happy he hasn’t abandoned the tradition yet though I wished he would have posted a picture with it like he always does 🥲 But beggars can’t be choosers 😉

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Here a bonus in 2019 when he posted something close to Charan’s birthday

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Some of the cute pictures of them together that fans posted under NTR’s birthday wishes for Charan this year 🥹

Happy Birthday Ram Charan, Man of Masses, Hope you have an even more amazing career in front of you and definitely wish you could be screen partner with Tarak again soon, Aameen. 💕🎉🎂🥳

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[iam-siriuslysher-lokid]

We did it!

Letter for RRR and the fandom, from a non-Indian fan

March 13 2023

RRR has made history this day. We have never expected this would happen. But everybody was dreaming about it ever since its release. The RRR fandom, especially here on this hellsite, we call Tumblr, was consisting of only a small number of lovely people. Perhaps, less than 10 or 20 people. Sharing rrr gifs, essays, theories, fanfics, fanarts, quotes and just everything about how we adore RRR and its art so much.

I was also inactive in Tumblr before I got to see RRR. It was a calm Sunday back in May 2022. The film was featured on my dad's netflix as he always like action films and the film was on that category. My dad also loved Indian films and he is the sole reason that I get to see Indian films when I was a kid. He was watching RRR and I sat with him and I got to see already the middle of the film, which was Ram's cry for help to Akhtar and Akhtar confessing he is Bheem. Yes, I was confused by what was going on but I kept watching because I was already hooked by emotions in their eyes and their intense body languages. My dad was already explaining to me how the plot has gone far, by small bits, so I was getting the gist of the plot at that point. After the film, my mom and I were crying because we were so moved by it, emotionally. Especially, the scene from Bheem's torture. It was excruciating to watch. My dad is already rewinding his favorite parts of the film while I was there enjoying the outro song.

"I have never seen anything like this."

I am a cinephile. But my exception always are action films. Because for me it lacks sympathy and real emotions. All I see in those films are choreography and stunts. However, my mind has changed because of RRR. I have never expected I will cry upon watching it. After 2 days, I already made friends from Twitter about the film. About a week, my inactive Tumblr account since 2013 has been revived to once again find fellow fans and cry and talk and scream about the beauty of ths film. I was in the early times of the RRR fandom here and I've met so many amazing people. Lovely, kind and humbling people. RRR fandom, is by far, the most wholesome fandom I've ever been in my entire fangirl years.

RRR deserves all the recognition it's getting. I've been telling about it to my friends, to my coworkers, to fellow film enthusiasts to check this film. And now here we are, in the last season of awards for RRR to join. And we did it!

I am Asian and although, I may not be Indian, but I have never been so proud of a film winning each award events. My heart is full and happy. I am so glad the world has got to see this film and allowing the Indian cinema on the global stage. The talent the people that made RRR have, has undoubtedly shook the world on its feet. To director, SS Rajamouli, to the ultimately talented and devoted actors who we love, Jr NTR and Ram Charan, to MM Keeravani and Chandrabose for such wonderful music that I never knew exists and to each people that worked so hard for the film.

RRR walked so that Indian talent will shine through to the rest of the world.

I may never know if Rajamouli sir, Tarak anna or Charan anna will read this but you are the best thing that has happened to me in 2022 and you are still making me smile and RRR has saved me.

RRR has saved me.