#bhumika

[doodlesnoff]

Remember the five minutes in Oleander Sword where everything was fine, and then nothing devastating ever happened to these characters 🙃

[halcyon-hyacinth]

I need to start using Venn diagrams as a way to convince my mutuals to consume the same media I'm consuming

[fandomfreakout]

Priya: "oh damn, guess I need to die to save the world or whatever, that sucks. Oh well"

Malini, Sima, Jeevan, and a Boomika that doesn't even remember her: "I think the fuck not"

[docaletheie]

Lady Bhumika from the Jasmin Throne

[sashantonovas]

favourite characters: lady bhumika

“trade is dwindling,” he retorted immediately. “the merchants beyond our borders are frightened of us.” of you, he did not say. of the power in you. but she heard it. oh, she heard it.

[idk-man-just-here-for-the-food]

THE BURNING KINGDOMSSS 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I freaking LOVE this book series, so here are some doodles of some characters 🩷🩷

1: The main stars of the show, Priya and Malini. Their dynamic was very interesting and the end of The Oleander Sword KILLED ME. I’m SO EXCITED for The Lotus Empire, and I swear, if they don’t get back together, I’ll literally cry. Priya’s betrayal literally made me want to slam doors and cry my heart out, which is the first time I’ve felt that way about a book.

2: Bhumika and Jeevan. Okay, tbh, i was shipping them ever since the scene where Jeevan helps Bhumika with her earring. The two sre literally meant to be, and when Bhumika lost her memories, I wanted to scream, because they both are SO CUTE together. I really want them to get together in the third book and for Bhumika to regain her memories. I kinda based Bhumika off of Aishwarya Rai from the movie Ponniyin Selvan, because I feel like Aishwarya’s style in the movie could also work for Bhumika. As for Jeevan, I based him off of Jayam Ravi in Ponniyin Selvan, and Prabhas from Baahubali, because their designs combined would make a good design for Jeevan (also because i couldn’t find any art of Jeevan, which is sad because he’s such an underrated character)

Okay, that’s enough rambling, I hope you enjoy my doodles <

[therunwayarchive]

Bhumika Arora at Ralph Lauren, Spring 2023

[deadcroisany]

priya: we can't manipulate, manwhore, or mansplain our way out of this one

Bhumika, down on her last nerve: manslaughter it is then

[itmightrain]

"Bhumika had never thought she'd be the kind of woman who would play with a child like this. As the wife of the governor of Ahiranya she'd known she would be required to uphold a certain image. Holding children was all well and good, but running with them? Chasing them like a maid servant? That would've been unacceptable for a woman of her status. But she was not the governor's wife any longer. She was free."

- The Oleander Sword by Tasha Suri

[cairhienin]

thinking of her (lady bhumika from the burning kingdoms trilogy)

[doodlesnoff]

unleashing all the Jasmine Throne drawings that have sat 95% finished for months

[halcyon-hyacinth]

Yo. I finished the oleander sword. Cried like a big dumb baby. So good, so human, so intense, I just. Wow.

The sheer amount of yearning in that thing was giving me flashbacks to my own situationship. Talk about whiplash, I felt horrifically seen.

Shout out Tasha Suri fr. She needs to go to jail.

oh my god THANK YOU FOR READING!!!!

The Oleander Sword is truly one of my fave books of all time... Priya, Bhumika, and Malini have me in a chokehold.

I still haven't read the final book, The Lotus Empire, cause I've been waiting on a friend to mail me one they got signed by the author. Tho I might just bite the bullet and stop by a bookstore this weekend... we shall see.

I'm glad you enjoyed the book! More people need to get tf on this series. It's so damn good.

[sithinkit]

BHUMIKA (1977) — dir. Shyam Benegal

[narrativecradle]

A Pinnacle of Acting Excellence called Smita Patil

Smita Patil, a luminary of Indian cinema, remains an enduring symbol of talent, integrity, and artistry. With a career that spanned over a decade, Patil left an indelible mark on the silver screen, captivating audiences with her raw intensity, nuanced performances, and unwavering commitment to her craft. Smita Patil wasn’t just an actress; she was a transformative force who redefined the…

[suchananewsblog]

Bhumika Chawla reveals she felt bad for not being invited to The Kapil Sharma Show: I had no idea when it was shot - Times of India

Just a couple of days prior to the discharge of Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan, Salman Khan together with Shehnaaz Gill, Pooja Hegde, Palak Tiwari, Raghav Juyal, Siddharth Nigam, Jassie Gill and Vinali Bhatnagar had gone to The Kapil Sharma Show to promote their movie. But Bhumika Chawla not too long ago stated that she had no idea when the episode was shot. In a chat present, Bhumika performed one of…

[adityamovies]

Savyasachi Full Hindi Dubbed Movie New | Naga Chaitanya | Madhavan | Nidhhi Agerwal

Watch Savyasachi Hindi Dubbed Full Movie, Starring Naga Chaitanya, Nidhhi Agerwal, RMadhavan, Bhumika Exclusively on Aditya Movies.

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Synopsis:

Vikram Aditya (naga chaithanya) is an ad filmmaker. His left hand is controlled by his twin. Yes, he is born with the Vanishing hand syndrome. Once, he was invited to visit Himachal with a bus full of people and many are strangers to him. During their chat, a few people speak about a person named Arun. While they were traveling, their bus meets an accident. Except Vikram, the rest in the bus died. Meanwhile, Arun crosses Vikram’s life too. He plans to kill Vikram and his people. Who is Arun? What is the connection between Vikram and Arun? Did Vikram save his family from Arun? Subscribe to Aditya Movies for all Latest, Popular, Blockbuster & Superhit Hindi Dubbed Videos.

Credits:

Film Name : Savyasachi

Cast : Naga Chaitanya, Nidhhi Agerwal, R Madhavan, Bhumika

Producer : Aditya Music (India) Pvt. Ltd

Story: Screenplay, Dialogues, Direction: Chandoo Mondeti

Music : MM Keeravani

Action: Ram Laxman

DOP: Yuvaraj

Editing: Kotagiri Venkateswara Rao