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rozecrest · 2 years ago
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the i-am-brushing-her-hair-it’s-cruel-to-be-a-god monologue in episode fourteen weighs down my whole earth every time. being a kid and feeling the safety and rightness of lesbianism for the first time and having it clash with the realities of the way world treats you for being yourself is so real and makes me ache
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santoschristos · 2 months ago
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(Sanskrit: शाकम्भरी पुर्णिमा, romanized: Śākambharī Purṇimā) is a Hindu festival primarily observed in India in veneration of the goddess Shakambhari. It is observed in the month of Pausha, which usually corresponds with January.Shakambari Purnima is the last day in the 8-day long holiday of Shakambari Navaratri.
Shakambhari is a Hindu goddess of nourishment,
a form of Mahadevi who manifested on earth to save the world from a drought and by slaying the asura who caused it, named Durgama, and restoring the sacred Vedas he had seized back to the Brahmins. According to the Devi Bhagavata Purana, the goddess answered the plea of the Brahmins by producing vegetative products from her own form to feed all the creatures of the earth. She is described to watch over beings to ensure that they are not short of food and water, as well as punishing those who commit sins and evil.
Puja is performed for the goddess both at the houses of adherents and at temples on this occasion. They wake up early, take an auspicious bath, and offer special prayers. A murti of the goddess is venerated with the arati ceremony, with diyas lighted and flowers and sweets ritually offered to the deity. Scriptures such as the Durga Chalisa might be recited.
The Shakambhari Devi Temple of the Saharanpur district of Uttar Pradesh venerates the goddess on this occasion.
Courtesy Dr. Ashima Vadehra Sood
Image: Shakambhari Devi by Mahaboka
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mrsvalentinefucker1 · 2 years ago
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Double penetration (2 holes) Leone abbacchio x f!reader x Bruno Bucciarati
“Abbacchio. Why are you in such a sour mood. You’re always shooing me away for no reason!”
“You’re just annoying.”
“What! Bruno doesnt think I’m annoying.. right Bruno?”
“I do not think you’re annoying cara, i actually think you’re quite the opposite. I could listen to you all day long ~”
Your face went red “really?”
“Mhm..”
“Bucciarati, you’re kidding right?” Abbachio chimed in
“No im not Leone, I’m actually being serious. Give her a try and you’ll see how much you like it. She can do something’s other women cant~” he winked at Abbachio
“Wh- what do you mean by that…?”
“Why don’t you find out. You’re a big man so I’m going to need you to be gentle with her.. and use protection. She’s very fragile.”
“Have you.. slept with her Bucciarati.?”
The man shushed his lips and walked away smirking
“Y/n.” Abbachio gripped your shoulder
“Yes..?” You looked up at him
“Have you had sex with Bucciarati?”
“Why… who is putting you up to this!”
“He told me to be careful with you, you’re fragile. How would he know that?”
You looked down “I- I don’t know.”
“Oh come on now y/n! There is no need to lie, tell him everything we’ve done~ maybe he’ll like you more..” Bruno’s voice cut the thick air
You nodded and began to explain what you two have done.
“Now all we have left to do is have you join, Leone Would you like too?” Bruno moved behind the man and gripped his hips
Abbachio gulped and slowly nodded
Bruno kissed him up and down as you walked over and began to do the same thing.
“Bucci— arati…”
“Yes?”
You looked at the two men and then back down, he was hard
“Hard already?”
He nodded
“How cute..”
Bruno looked at you and gave you your cue to start getting underdressed. Bruno pulled Abbachio’s cock out and began pumping it, his own member getting hard in the process
“You’ll take her pussy,” he whispered into the man’s ear as he let go of his cock and began taking his own out “you’ll like it..”
“Y/n! Come here please!” You walked over and sat down
“Abbachio, lift her up please.”
He lifted you up as Bruno came up behind you and began to slip his cock into your ass “now you slip into her cunt.”
“Bruno. I don’t know if I can take him..”
Bruno whispered into your ear and kissed your neck “you’re a good girl.. I know you’ll do great..”
Abbachio slipped his cock into your tight pussy, letting you adjust
“Be gentle..” you asked
The men nodded
“We can bounce her. Y/n let me know when you’re ready.”
You nodded “I’m ready..”
The men started to slowly lift you and slam you down onto their cocks.
You moaned out their names and began kissing Bruno while Abbachio watched in envy. He pulled you away and began kissing Bruno
“We’re gonna fill you, just because you want to be a little slut!” Abbachio snapped
“But you’re a good slut, amore.” Bruno jumped in
You moaned and giggled as they thrusted into your core, filling you.
You moaned and collapsed onto Abbachios chest as you finished your orgasm
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Buy me a Kofi! ☕️
Definitely not required but they do help:)
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Do you have Anna Lightwood and Ari Beidgestock accounted for on the divorce poll?
I do! I think I’ve got pretty much all the shadowhunter chronicles couples (not because I know this since I only watched the show, but just by sheer numbers of couples and characters in the submission list there can only be so many more) I’ve got so far:
Magnus vs Alec
Ari/Arati vs Anna
Kieran vs Mark vs Cristina
Helen vs Aline
Kit vs Ty
And Alastair vs Thomas (who I’m realizing now was never even submitted in the first place, but I’ll make an allowance for it since I already said yes before)
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themovieblogonline · 20 days ago
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What happens when a woman with big dreams gets married into a household that believes a wife’s role begins and ends in the kitchen? Mrs., the latest drama from ZEE5 Global, tackles this question with a mix of heart, grit, and social commentary. Starring Sanya Malhotra in the lead role, the film explores a woman’s quiet rebellion against a life she never signed up for. https://youtu.be/GuS6fqL_HfQ The trailer, which premiered at the prestigious Kala Ghoda Festival, gives us a glimpse into Richa’s world. This is a place where tradition weighs heavy, dreams are sidelined, and the word “no” is not an option. But as the trailer hints, Richa is not the kind to stay silent forever. A Story That Hits Close to Home At first glance, Mrs. may seem like just another drama about a woman navigating a patriarchal family. Mrs. is much more than that. The film shines a light on the smaller, everyday struggles women face, ones that are so normalized, they often go unnoticed. Richa, played by Sanya Malhotra, enters her new home with hopes of love and partnership. Instead, she finds herself drowning in a sea of domestic duties, while her dream of becoming a dancer fades into the background. She did not sign up for a lifetime supply of dirty dishes and unsolicited advice, but that is exactly what she gets. The beauty of Mrs. is how it takes these subtle injustices and turns them into powerful moments of defiance. It is not about grand speeches or dramatic exits—it is about the small acts of rebellion that add up over time. Sanya Malhotra Delivers a Performance to Watch If there is one thing Mrs. guarantees, it is a strong performance from Sanya Malhotra. From Dangal to Pagglait, she has mastered the art of playing women who find their strength in unexpected ways. In Mrs., she embodies a woman slowly waking up to her own power. Her transformation from obedient wife to someone who demands more is both subtle and striking. You feel her frustration, her exhaustion, and eventually, her determination to change her own narrative. A Clash Between Old and New Set in a traditional Indian household, Mrs. thrives on the tension between past and present. The in-laws expect obedience, while Richa wants freedom. Her husband, played by Nishant Dahiya, seems torn between the two worlds. The real question is: Will Richa’s quiet resistance create change, or will she be forced to accept the life chosen for her? The trailer hints at a journey filled with emotional highs and lows, and it is one that many will find painfully relatable. Why You Should Watch Mrs. on ZEE5 Global - A Powerful Story: The film does not just tell Richa’s story—it tells the story of countless women who have had to put their dreams on hold. - A Stellar Lead: Sanya Malhotra continues to prove why she is one of the most exciting actors of her generation. - A Timely Message: In a world where gender roles are constantly being challenged, Mrs. brings an important conversation to the screen. - A Cinematic Experience: Directed by Arati Kadav, the film blends emotional depth with beautiful storytelling, making it a must-watch. Final Thoughts: A Must-Watch Drama with Heart Mrs. is not just a movie—it is a mirror reflecting the reality many women face. It is emotional, thought-provoking, and at times, uncomfortably real. But that is exactly why it works. With its strong performances, gripping story, and themes that hit close to home, Mrs. is shaping up to be a must-watch. Mark your calendars for February 7, and catch it streaming on ZEE5 Global. Read the full article
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filmsandfact · 22 days ago
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Mrs Review: A Stirring Tale of Marriage, Sacrifice, and Patriarchy
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A young woman who just got married is trying to live up to the unrealistic expectations of her new husband. She doesn't know it, but by doing so, she is giving up her dream of becoming a professional dancer. There are plans for Richa (Sanya Malhotra) and Diwakar (Nishant Dahiya) to get married, but when they meet, sparks fly. After she gets married, Richa does what she's supposed to do and starts cooking fancy meals for her new mother-in-law. In the morning, her father-in-law (Kanwaljit Singh) and his wife eat a freshly made breakfast at the table while the women serve them hot rotis from the kitchen. At the end of the day, there are a lot of dirty dishes in the sink that the women have to wash. Her father-in-law seems to spend most of his time reading or going for walks. On the other hand, Diwakar, who works as a gynecologists', spends a lot of time at his office or playing squash to relax. As the days go by, the kitchen seems to always have something to say. Her father-in-law is very strict about not eating restaurant food at home, which strangely doesn't apply to women who are on their periods. When Richa's mother-in-law has to go on vacation for a few months, she is carefully shown how to do everything in the kitchen and then given the job. The men of the house look at her with disapproval and grunt because the food or something else isn't up to their standards. So Richa takes them on with all her heart. As time goes on, she starts to feel trapped in a place where no one cares about how tired or stressed she is. She finds she has left her passion for dance far behind in her quest to make perfect meals when her friends start calling to check on her. There is no one to help her or listen to her. In addition, her husband's sudden change in behaviour from loving and sweet to rude; a sink that leaks all the time and makes the kitchen a mess; and the general male-centeredness of the family start to bother her. Also Read: From Marco to Swargam: New Malayalam OTT Releases Streaming Now on Disney+ Hotstar & SonyLIV The original remake of Jeo Baby's Malayalam film The Great Indian Kitchen (2021), directed by Arati Kadav, is called "Mrs." The film got great reviews from all critics. "Mrs." has the same plot as the original, but it changes some cultural references, like adding Karwa Chauth, to make the point more clear. The story quietly shows how relationships change over time, how power works in traditional families, and how deep-seated patriarchy affects everyone, regardless of gender. There are a lot of pictures of perfectly cooked meals being delicately put out on the table. These pictures look very different from the path that your sweat, toil, and often filth makes. The buildup to Richa's final confrontation, in which her marriage to her husband ends totally, is seamless, with each emotion showing how angry she is getting. With a performance that is full of subtleties, Sanya Malhotra makes Richa's story very real. With ease, she shows a young wife with hopes in her heart and stars in her eyes who is slowly being worn down by the daily tasks of running the household, dealing with unrealistic expectations, and letting her goals fall by the wayside. The beseeching look in her eyes says a lot. Kanwaljit Singh is always reliable, and Nishant Dahiya does a great job as Diwakar with all of his different sides. If you haven't seen the first movie, you need to watch "Mrs." Especially for the moving, powerful, and thought-provoking way it tells the story of how everyday patriarchal and social rules ignore women's needs, wants, and desires. Read the full article
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sankirtan · 4 months ago
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(via In Krishna's World - Kartik Inspirations 2024 / Day 26 - YouTube)
**In Krishna's World - Kartik Inspirations by Sacinandana Swami** Today, I would like to invite you into a personal glimpse of my life during this special time of Kartik, a month for deepening spiritual practices. My days begin early with a vow and a focused effort to center my heart and mind on Krishna. In the quiet hours before dawn, I sit in a room with a beautiful, large window, through which I watch the first light breaking over Giriraj Govardhan. These initial hours are spent with only a candle’s glow, until the world’s greatest candle—the sun—spreads its light over the land. At this sacred time, the peacocks call with their distinctive, almost intoxicated cries, and the green parrots flutter in to land on the balcony nearby. Following this, I dedicate a short period to yoga, strengthening my back so I can sit comfortably throughout the day. Then, I make my way to a bhajan kutir, a special place for singing and prayer. Before entering, I stop to perform a small arati (a ceremony of offering light) to a beautiful sacred tulsi plant situated just before the main entrance. With her blessings, I feel ready to begin. Once inside, I settle down and focus on Tulsi Devi and the many birds who live in the garden nearby. These birds, accustomed to my daily routine, often join me as I chant. Sometimes, I sing aloud, and I feel they enjoy the sound in their own way. This setting allows me to deeply connect with the seed of bhakti—the inclination or leaning towards Krishna—that has been planted in my heart. My guru, Srila Prabhupada, spoke often of this seed as a gift, an inner calling that connects us with Krishna. When this connection forms, a genuine desire arises to carry out my devotional practices with the intention to please Krishna. In this shift, I begin to remove myself from the center of my focus and place Krishna there instead. This orientation—"May I now please Krishna"—brings a profound joy and clarity. Jiva Goswami, a revered acharya, explains that this initial movement towards Krishna creates the desire to enter His world, to serve Him with pure devotion. In this state, something extraordinary happens: the countless concerns and responsibilities that usually demand attention fade away, leaving only a single, luminous focus—to be with Krishna. It is a truly remarkable transformation, a redirection of perspective that brings peace and purpose. And yet, this experience of connection with Krishna does not end here. Jiva Goswami describes a third dimension that arises from nurturing this seed of bhakti: Krishna, in turn, offers a taste of His sweetness—His "madhurya." It is this sweetness, this gentle experience of divine love, that sustains our practice. The Bhagavatam explains that beyond intellectual conviction, what we truly need is experience. Philosophy may guide us, but it is personal experience—our own taste of Krishna’s sweetness—that nourishes and strengthens us on the spiritual path. In those moments, we no longer simply believe; we know. And it is this knowing, born from experience, that carries us forward. Thank you for joining me in this journey of Kartik inspirations.
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bbnwashingtondc · 1 year ago
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moviesandmania · 2 years ago
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TAHKHANA (1986) Reviews of Bollywood Hindi horror plus free to watch on YouTube
Tahkhana is a 1986 Bollywood Indian horror film about two sisters separated at birth and the search for a hidden treasure which is guarded in a dungeon by a bloodthirsty monster. The title translates into English as “Dungeon”. Written and directed by Shyam Ramsay and Tulsi Ramsay (Darwaza). The movie stars Hemant Birje, Arati Gupta and Kamran Rizvi, Narendranath, Puneet Issar Imtiaz Khan,…
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lizaw46 · 2 years ago
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Brass 7 Arati Stand With Wooden Handle
Step into a world of divine radiance with the alluring Brass Sata Dipa with Wooden Handle. This exquisite piece is a testament to the convergence of elegance and functionality, making it an essential addition to your sacred space. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it boasts a sturdy brass base adorned with intricate engravings that capture the essence of traditional artistry.
The highlight of this majestic artifact is its wooden handle, which offers both practicality and aesthetic appeal. The smooth texture and natural warmth of the wood provide a comfortable grip, allowing you to effortlessly move and maneuver the Sata Dipa during your spiritual rituals.
Designed to hold multiple diyas (oil lamps), the Brass Sata Dipa creates a captivating display of luminosity and brilliance. As you kindle the flames, watch as the flickering light dances through the intricately crafted patterns, casting a warm glow that envelops your sacred space in an ambience of tranquility and spirituality.
Whether you're performing religious ceremonies, meditation, or simply seeking solace, the Brass Sata Dipa with Wooden Handle serves as a timeless symbol of enlightenment and devotion. Embrace the beauty of spiritual illumination as you elevate your spiritual practices with this remarkable piece. Let the brilliance of the Brass Sata Dipa guide you on a journey of self-discovery and connection to the divine.
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linenova-au · 2 years ago
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I’ll never again use a bath towel here’s what I use in its place.
Do you remember how wonderful it feels to get out of the water, gallop back to your beach chair, and curl up in your towel like it’s a huge blanket? Or perhaps after taking a revitalizing shower in a hotel bathroom, you wrap yourself in a soft white towel and collapse into the bed to watch TV only to pass out in its inviting comfort? What if I told you that you could recreate such feelings at your house Buy Bath Towel Set Online?
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Here’s how: bath sheets.
If you’ve never heard of bath sheets, I want to make it clear that they are just big bath towels and have nothing to do with the sheets you use for your bed. Right, let me clarify these aren’t simply big bath towels; they are the best purchase you can make for bathroom supplies and will significantly improve your post-shower self-care routine.
While bath towels and bath sheets have the same components and structure, it’s the size that makes the difference. Bath linens are around 40″ by 65″, but standard bath towels are roughly 30″ by 58″. A throw blanket is typically 50″ by 60″, so a bath sheet is essentially the same size as one, except that it is meant to snuggle you rather than your sofa and is ultra-absorbent.
I have often used normal bath towels. They dried me off, and I believed that was all I needed. But when I acquired a beach towel on cheap during the winter and started using it as my bath towel, I unintentionally realized I enjoyed a bath sheet. I adored how it encircled me and how I could effortlessly wrap it around my complete frame to make the trip from the restroom to my bedroom.
I’ve discovered that the extra fabric allows me to use the towel for longer periods of time without worrying about it being entirely soggy. Another thing is that setting out a bath sheet for overnight guests to use is a thoughtful touch if you ever host them in your house. In fact, I’ve persuaded others to adopt the bath-sheet way of life, and they’ve all benefited.
But, there are detractors for every excellent (read: revolutionary) proposal. The “cumbersome” bulk of the sheet is the main complaint of most bath towel supporters. “I really don’t want to have to deal with all that additional fabric in my apartment-size linen “closet,” or on top of my head after a shower—my neck would not like the extra weight,” says Arati Menon, senior content lead for Home52. Also, even if the larger towel size seems warm, market editor Jada Wong would “would prefer wear a terry fabric robe and lay around.”
Fine! Buy Bath Towel Set Online! Nevertheless, before you say, “My bath towels are great; I don’t need to spend on a bath sheet,” allow me to persuade you by presenting some of my favorite bath sheets available for purchase.
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gildcdglory · 8 months ago
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Haneul knew the irony of his situation. He's a CEO who is a member of a group determined to take down the very businesses he works with daily. The position could've caused some individuals to duck their heads and avoid getting the blood of their companions on their hands, but Haneul had never been the sentimental type. As far as he was concerned, everything that wasn't run by a Burning Gods member could catch fire and he wouldn't blink an eye.
But it appeared not everyone remained as detached from the situation. KIRAN ARATI was practically pouting next to him as they discussed his recent spending and the benefits of enjoying the culture of the city. It almost brought an amused look to Haneul's face--- a rare feat for the coldhearted CEO.
❝I always enjoy seeing you get in trouble.❞ He mused, watching his companion closely. Haneul had never been a fan of sharing, so when it came to sharing the title of underboss, he felt nothing but a desperate need to be better than his counterpart. Call it a reflex from his childhood spent chasing around his brother's sunlight, but he wouldn't make the same mistake twice. ❝If you want to support the arts, go sleep with some out-of-work performers. Don't risk leaving a money trail just because you want to pretend to be sophisticated for an evening.���
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the   west executive boardroom   of   stoneage   industries   ⭑   *   12:00 hours ⸺ @gildcdglory, for haneul.
echoes   of   shouts   and   groans   bounced   from   wall   to   wall,   contrasted   with   the   current   silence   of   the   room.   kiran   grimaced   at   the   idea   that   he   was   actually   quite   excited   to   come   today.   a   meeting   of   only   the   top   of   the   burning   gods   food   chain   happened   often,   yes,   but   they'd   never   been   set   at   stoneage   industries.   
the   subject   of   the   meeting   caused   the   uproar.   as   a   group   they   were   careful,   you   had   to   be   in   white   collar   crime.   and   admittedly,   kiran   hadn't   reached   that   expectation.   he   liked   throwing   his   money   at   things,   sometimes   not   even   bothering   to   check   if   the   money   was   clean.   
they   had   taken   a   hard   stance.   kiran   was   to   stop   messing   around.   under   threat   of   death   was   implied.   so   now,   kiran   sat   silently,   knee   bouncing   up   and   down.   his   eyes   flicked   up   to   the   only   other   person   still   sitting   there.   haneul   seon.   finance.   it   was   only   so   fitting   that   he'd   be   apart   of   the   crusade   to   stop   kiran's   patronage   of   the   arts.
"i   suppose   you're   enjoying   this."   he   said   bitterly.   "and   here   i   thought   we   were   meant   to   support   the   culture   of   the   city   we   live   in."
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edgarallanhoetry · 3 years ago
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arati watches The Princess Switch 3: Romancing the Star (aka WE ARE BACK BITCH!!!!)
oh shit I didn’t know V Hudge was producing these movies. you go girl!!! #girlboss
my smiley man Kevin looks so good all cleaned up!
ahhh I hope JFK being closed because of the weather means this annoying ass child isn’t going to be in this movie
these power couples with their walking and talking on phones *heart eyes*
clearly they miss Fiona a LOT because this is a paper thin excuse for calling her in. but I do love this movie for saying fuck jails! love a community service convent Fiona who’s smarter than the cops. <3
her SHOES ! my girl, stealing the scene as always.
shoutout to Edward actually noticing the minions stealing the silver given that everything else he has said so far was stupid lmfao
wow between V Hudge, Remy Hii, and this drug being narrowed to the Asian black market (lmfao), this movie really said Asian American rights
okay two questions: 1. Is this movie like significantly sexier than the previous ones?? 2. Why am I so much more taken by Pemmie + Peter’s romance than anyone else’s 🥺
omg fuck yes, we’ve unlocked Fiona’s tragic backstory. V came into this movie ready to ACT
Reggie saying “I’m double jointed” with such glee - yikes I’m in this photo and I don’t like it
my favorite thing about this scene where they’re coming up with the plan is that it reminds me of Fast and Furious - the stakes are higher than ever and they are a familia!!!
um..............this practicing moving through the lasers scene is HOT. my bratty femme is COMPETENT and FLEXIBLE. 
omg the Saga of Olivia’s difficult journey continues and now Kevin is going to pick her up - they really said get everyone except Fiona out of the wayyyyyy
love how everyone is like “this is a TERRIBLE idea” except for Stacy and Margaret who clearly live for these old switcharoos
omfg Princess Switch 3 is a heist movie with 3 Fionas this movie was literally made for meeee the target audience is meeeeeee <3 <3 <3 
omg oh no Stacy is trying to sabotage Fiona ! I should be madder about this but I am also obsessed with Stacy’s very bad impression of Fiona and am finding it oddly compelling 
damn pussy so bomb his password is still her birthday over 5 years after they broke up?
okay this tango + moving through the lasers montage scene was also made explicitly for me
love that this deux ex machina santa man who shows up to help in all the movies is down for the shenanigans
okay completely unironically, I’m moved by the drama/emotion in this one
aww a Stacy - Fiona reconciliation scene! the girls are (no longer) fighting!!
their happy ending! 😍we stan apologizing when you’ve been wrong, honest communications, and fireworks
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themovieblogonline · 21 days ago
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What happens when a woman with big dreams gets married into a household that believes a wife’s role begins and ends in the kitchen? Mrs., the latest drama from ZEE5 Global, tackles this question with a mix of heart, grit, and social commentary. Starring Sanya Malhotra in the lead role, the film explores a woman’s quiet rebellion against a life she never signed up for. https://youtu.be/GuS6fqL_HfQ The trailer, which premiered at the prestigious Kala Ghoda Festival, gives us a glimpse into Richa’s world. This is a place where tradition weighs heavy, dreams are sidelined, and the word “no” is not an option. But as the trailer hints, Richa is not the kind to stay silent forever. A Story That Hits Close to Home At first glance, Mrs. may seem like just another drama about a woman navigating a patriarchal family. Mrs. is much more than that. The film shines a light on the smaller, everyday struggles women face, ones that are so normalized, they often go unnoticed. Richa, played by Sanya Malhotra, enters her new home with hopes of love and partnership. Instead, she finds herself drowning in a sea of domestic duties, while her dream of becoming a dancer fades into the background. She did not sign up for a lifetime supply of dirty dishes and unsolicited advice, but that is exactly what she gets. The beauty of Mrs. is how it takes these subtle injustices and turns them into powerful moments of defiance. It is not about grand speeches or dramatic exits—it is about the small acts of rebellion that add up over time. Sanya Malhotra Delivers a Performance to Watch If there is one thing Mrs. guarantees, it is a strong performance from Sanya Malhotra. From Dangal to Pagglait, she has mastered the art of playing women who find their strength in unexpected ways. In Mrs., she embodies a woman slowly waking up to her own power. Her transformation from obedient wife to someone who demands more is both subtle and striking. You feel her frustration, her exhaustion, and eventually, her determination to change her own narrative. A Clash Between Old and New Set in a traditional Indian household, Mrs. thrives on the tension between past and present. The in-laws expect obedience, while Richa wants freedom. Her husband, played by Nishant Dahiya, seems torn between the two worlds. The real question is: Will Richa’s quiet resistance create change, or will she be forced to accept the life chosen for her? The trailer hints at a journey filled with emotional highs and lows, and it is one that many will find painfully relatable. Why You Should Watch Mrs. on ZEE5 Global - A Powerful Story: The film does not just tell Richa’s story—it tells the story of countless women who have had to put their dreams on hold. - A Stellar Lead: Sanya Malhotra continues to prove why she is one of the most exciting actors of her generation. - A Timely Message: In a world where gender roles are constantly being challenged, Mrs. brings an important conversation to the screen. - A Cinematic Experience: Directed by Arati Kadav, the film blends emotional depth with beautiful storytelling, making it a must-watch. Final Thoughts: A Must-Watch Drama with Heart Mrs. is not just a movie—it is a mirror reflecting the reality many women face. It is emotional, thought-provoking, and at times, uncomfortably real. But that is exactly why it works. With its strong performances, gripping story, and themes that hit close to home, Mrs. is shaping up to be a must-watch. Mark your calendars for February 7, and catch it streaming on ZEE5 Global. Read the full article
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4urum-4rgentum · 1 year ago
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As i said before. I am not persian so i cannot speak about this from a persian perspective. But i am bangladeshi, so from the indian subcontinent. I grew up watching old ladies color their hair with henna. Which gives their hair an orange look. Henna stains the more you keep it in. Ppl put henna in their hair bc henna is good for your hair. Cordelia cant have red hair with henna if her natural haur is black like alastairs. The hue will barely show. I have black hair, hrnna doesnt show on my hair. But i have bengali friends who have natural dark brown hair, if you put henna on their hair, you will get a very dark, wine red color.
I like to interpret cordelia's hair has that dark wine red. Bc elias's blond hair is a recessive gene like natural red hair. If she doesnt have blond or red hair ancestors on her mother's side its not probable.
I have also seen natural bengali red heads but they have some sort of albinism. And with their hair, their skin also lacks pigment.
Biology aside, i dont really like the brown representation in Tlh bc they give both brown girls one light feature to make them "exotic" Arati have "amber eyes" so, very light, brown eyes. My dad also has light brown eyes, its not very common but it happens, then cordelia has "natural red" hair. Idk sometimes it just feels like white authors play pick and choose wuth our features that seem boring to them or smthing. I rarely get any representation in the first place as a bangali, i literally take representation of any brown person from asia as a representation of me, bc i have close to nothing if i dont.
Authors can create their character however they like. Doesnt mean i cant feel icky about their choices.
And about the body type. not making my queen cordelia a muscle mommy is a fucking sin. I have stopped looking at the official art. Bc i am a giant asshole who believes the official art sucks (bc they dont potray the characters well) and look jarring. I also have a superiority complex where i think my tlh art is better than the official art (bc i put more love in it) also yes pls give her muscles. JAMES DID NOT GET TIED TO THE BED LIKE THE BOTTOM HE IS JUST FOR YOU TO MAKE CORDELIA A PETTIT LITTLE LASS
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The art is lovely and now I'm gonna ramble because that's what I do when I care about something.
For the love of women, please PLEASE can fan artists remember to add muscle to their Shadowhunter ladies? I'll commend Bowater for cleverly giving James that sculpted and lean look without making him a beefcake (nothing against beefcakes, I'd love to hug them), but Cordelia is once again suffering from Arms And Shoulders Too Slender It's Hard To Even Imagine Her Picking Up A Sword. There is some there, yes, but artists shouldn't be afraid of giving particularly Female Main Characters weight and toned muscle. Cordelia is supposed to be nearly the same height as James as far as I can remember, and she's curvy, and full, and she wields a sword like it's second nature to her. Please explain why she looks so tiny in James' lap.
Also I'm pretty sure marriage runes are supposed to go over the heart whenever possible (thinking about Will's parabatai rune being over his heart instead -- he didn't get Tessa to draw over the scar, did he??) and... either I'm looking at the picture wrong or James' rune is not over where his heart should be.
For the matter, where are their other runes and scars?? James' Voyance rune isn't even on his hand. And I'm pretty sure he's right handed. I could have that wrong though.
Another thing: no one can ever decide what Cordelia's hair looks like and it's the funniest thing to me. This is what happens when all you do is vaguely say the colour is like fire but also like rose petals but also a flowing river of those things but also is Red (probably for redhead, but then from there I never understand where the rose petal analogy comes from considering the typical rose is a deep bloody colour -- I do acknowledge the existence of those light orange varieties though which might more closely resemble red hair). In the end, I'm glad readers can infer what they want and imagine the characters how they like.
Anyone else think James looks like he's built like a tennis player? Oddly specific, maybe, but it was a thought I had. Mostly the arms and somewhat narrow body.
James' hair is nice, his eyes are an interesting take on gold in the shadows. Bowater managed to also make him look closely related to his father, so bravo for that.
In the end, the focus is obviously on the marriage runes and not other physical aspects outside of it being clear that this is James and Cordelia. Bowater's style is very beautiful and elegant. Love the way fabric and lighting is done too. I'll add also that it is possible to be a smaller person who is slender but still strong so I mean Cordelia's not necessarily done wrong, I just interpret her appearance differently. Obviously, they're both hot and they're both attractive and I have my qualms with the series, chronicles, and author -- the fandom I am so-so on, though I'm still here, aren't I? And I'm taking the time to ramble about my thoughts on a piece of fanart -- but this is good. Gorgeous, even. Both James and Cordelia are beautiful.
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Shooting 55kms/sec from our own bunkers gave us a strange positivity: Arati Kadav
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