#Ramaas

[kaipanzero]

The Brass Teapot (2012)

[demigod-of-the-agni]

redrawing characters i first drew in seventh grade for my novel (link for some background info)

the original cover is... terrifying. so. under the cut it goes

bro smiling like CRAZY man it's absolutely devastating

[hum-suffer]

Brooooo your mahabharat writeups are really beautiful. I love reading them and some of them hit me so hard in the heart but I am still grateful to read them. I love this epic so much and I love people writing about it.

Adkskdksksksk thank you sooooo much 😭😭💓💓 honestly, same. Mahabharat is something that I'll never move on from and it's so interesting to think that all these people were human and experienced emotions in the very same way. Something about them being so humane is what drives me tbh. And thank you sooo much for your praise 😭😭😭 i live for such appreciation💓🫶🏻

[ladydarkey]

It's been a long time since I watched a movie with Ram Charan.

After the long break I decided to watch "Vinaya Vidheya Ramaa". People said the movie isn't that good and tbh at this point, 30 min in, I can't judge it.

I just had the urge to write down, that I fell in love with him again. Suddenly I realized how much I missed his face, acting, dance and voice. His calm, soothing voice. His marvelous, soft skin. His cute little chubby cheeks in contrast with his hard jawline.

His eyes. His beautiful dark eyes. Framed by those gorgeous long lashes every women would envy him for.

This man is so handsome, I can't even handle.

[tv-moments]

The Night Agent

Season 1, “Fathoms”

Director: Ramaa Mosley

DoP: Michael Wale

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[vishnavishivaa]

Their eyes, still gazing at each other, were conveying the words of the heart, reaching them to their respective souls.

"So you did it, hmm?"

"I did," she said. "And now, I know why you advised me against it when we were together."

"Why did I?" Govardhan's eyes, fond and loving, made Ramaa blush, and she looked away partially, her pink cheeks endearing to him. She felt his fingers very lightly touch them before pulling away, and she turned to look at him with a pout, about to argue. However, she paused.

They used to argue like this, because he always only lightly touched her, till she pouted and grumbled at him.

"You wanted me to gain independence from the restrictions of my elder brothers by myself, and not to try and balance our relationship," Ramaa wrote said softly. "But love.. I mean, Vardhan, our relationship was and memories of it still is my highest motivation. You taught me to grow personally, you gave me everything. You are everything."

"As you are mine," he said gently, his eyes holding tears when she called him love. It was her favourite term of endearment, and just seeing him had opened up all that.

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A snippet for an OS I wrote, with the character aesthetics up! These aesthetics WILL be expanded into a full story eventually, but for now, enjoy them with the OS’ I will keep posting.

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[spookypeacephantom]

Wishing our Radha Ramaa the pride of Khensaar, Sriya Reddy a very happy birthday ❤️ 🥳

[gripes-withthesun]

From the queer poetry anthology Love this too by Hritvika Lakhera

It's not just the mud - // Ode to Shamelessness // 'Feigned innocence after starting a flamethrower' (photograph) // twenty days of October // I will not worship you // for ramaa // 'We complete each other in odd ways when we sit side-by-side' (photograph) // coping with failing the oracle at delphi // Chicago // Love this too

[shut-up-rabert]

I love Mahishasur Mardini stotram.

Don’t get me wrong, I love all the stotrams. Shiv Tandav, Shree Hari, and whichever other ones I’m missing. I love them all. The thing is, Maa Durga has always been taught to us as a mother, which is actually beautiful, it helps us connect to her on a personal level. Her bhakti becomes much easier and pleasant because you have an established relationship with her.

But the thing is, While Devi Shakti (and Devi Sharda and Devi Ramaa to that extent) are our mothers, I feel like this leads us to focus completely on their maternal side and generally their tamer actions, like Matas bringing prosperity, bliss, knowledge, and I think this materialistic approach towards praying to them is why I hadn’t been able to connect to her on the same level as Shree Hari even though my mother is a staunch devotee of hers.

I genuinely thought that this was simply because it was in my destiny to have Shree Narayan as my aradhya. Until I heard the stotram and realised that this isn’t the case. It’s simply because I’m lost to the other side of These goddesses.

The side that is a warrior. The side that slayed Mahishasur, Dhindhinasur, Madhu, Kaitabh, Harshad, Marshad, Sahastra Ravan, Narakasur, Chand, Mund, Raktabeej, Kohlasur, Bhairo Nath, and many others with her valour. The side that haunts the sons of Diti. The side that scares Jalandhar with her fire. The side that is a daughter. A daughter of Himachal, Daksh, Shaila, Bhrigu, Janak. A side that as Parvati is the sister of Vishnu. The side that is a woman with braided hair, the one who is the mistress of most ferocious animals.

A side that is the power. The power of Bramha as Sharda, of Narayan as Padma and of Mahesh as Gaura. The sheer rage that is Kali, the immovability of Parvati as she sets her mind to marry her love. The valour of Meenakshi as she conquers everything from Kanyakumari to Kailash. The yog of Sita who could have destroyed Ravan to atoms if she wished. The Determination of Satyabhama who killed her own son for righteousness.

The side that will appear out of a statue and hurt those who try to harm her children. The side that will take any form just like Narayan and Shiva to end the evils. The side that completes her divinity.

We never focus on these aspect of theirs like we do with Shri Narayan and Bhagwaan Shankar. We are too used to their maternal sides and never discuss this one, when we need to in order to understand them as well as we understand the other two Gods.

Because while we need her maternal side to know that she loves us, we need her other side to shed the perceptions of materialism we have associated with her. To know that she is a Goddess same as the other two and not just a boon granter. (Well, we can ask her for boons and other materialistic stuff ofcourse, but lets not confine her role to just that please :/)

We need her motherly side to establish a connection of love with her, and her other side to connect with her on the divine level.

We need to understand that she’s our Maa Durga who we love, and also Mahishasur Mardini whom we learn for. While we need to look at her as she holds us in difficult times, and say:

“She’s our mother, and we love her.”

We alsi need to look at her with love while she slays demons, and say:

“She’s our mother, we learn from her.”

(Art not mine)

[demigod-of-the-agni]

A flash of scarlet, and the demon turned its grotesque attention away from us. Streaking through the air, as if she were running along the curling banks of mist, was a warrior in red.

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The Carnatic Way: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/author-vram/episodes/The-Carnatic-Way----With-Ramaa-Ramesh-e2nj8ge

[tv-moments]

The Night Agent

Season 1, “Eyes Only”

Director: Ramaa Mosley

DoP: Michael Wale

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