#vardha mannar

[hardkittyprince]

I am a big fucking salaar and varadeva fan ok i mean I am involved in many fandom but I am not as obsessed with any other fandom as I am with varadeva and all the credit goes to Prabhas and prithviraj the emotion that they shown towards each other that made me fall for them actually I was a fan of Prabhas before bahubali even but I was never get blushed by any actor from any industry but prithviraj changed I am kinda obsessed with this man i watched his 6 movies till now with some interviews and man that man makes me fall for him I mean how humble,polite,kind and simple he is and while watching his films i realised one thing that i really want varadeva hand to hand fight because both prabhas and prithviraj is amazing in hand to hand fight scene please give us one fight scene between them ( not bad one ok little fight that end with them kissing each other) and I want varadha to be damn strong person if I write more I won't stop because I could probably write a novel about prithviraj this man is amazing in fight scenes

[sam7sparks7]

Salaar is my favourite queer movie of the year which is not a queer movie (it is seeped in heavy stereotypes about almost everything and has many triggering scenes so don't go watch it without being aware of all that it contains)

Man it has such great narratives.

The main leads they are childhood best friends, the prince, Vardha and his enforcer Deva

A sweet montage of them chasing each other around when they were kids is shown

They give their everything for the other, then have to seperate for years

The present story hints at them being estranged, but the events from the past show them being each other's supports

There's a whole sequence of the prince touching his enforcer, a hand on his, an arm around his midsection and the cutesy scene where Vardha falls asleep with his head on Deva's lap and Deva puts a hand over his sleeping prince's heart (swoon!)

Deva is the ultimate protective boyfriend, with the classic 'no one is allowed to touch him' dialogue

And the way Vardha absolutely trusts him so much, like there's an action scene where everyone is scared of what Deva is doing and Vardha is over there standing with a smile on his face and his eyes closed, like he really said, go on bae do your thing

They also do some evil plotting to shake up the political structure of the country together when locked in cells side by side

And they fight side by side while bantering!

Also, it's not just them who are so queer for each other.

Vardha's older sister has a weird possibly toxic codependency with her handmaiden and his macho violent trigger angry older brother keeps letting a guy repeatedly cling onto his muscular bare arms

Hmm, maybe the royal family of Mannar has something in its blood

I told my parents I loved the movie and they asked me why and I was immediately forced to think of a reason other than 'it was so gay' XD

[potplant-at-dreamkeepers-cottage]

Wait wait wait... Bacchi is dead????

Where do we learn that?

[mivies7]

🔹Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire (2023) Dual Audio [Hindi ORG & Telugu] WEB-DL 480p, 720p & 1080p | GDRiveIn the city of Khansaar, Raja Mannar plans to make his son, Vardharaja Mannar his successor, but Raja Mannar’s ministers and advisors plan a coup d’état by hiring armies from Russia and Serbia to attack and kill Vardha and Raja. Vardha, along with his brother and a few trusted men, manage to escape from Khansaar. Vardha goes to his childhood best friend, Deva, who learns about his predicament and sets out to make him the undisputed successor of Khansaar.

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[dcblogs]

Salaar - Movie Review

Prashant Neel after the successful blockbuster KGF series joined hands with Prabhas for the much anticipated Salaar. Prabhas hasn’t tasted success after Bahubali franchise, major part due to teaming up with inexperienced and non-mass movie directors. This is his 1st proper combination after Rajamouli.

Story :- Vardha (Prithviraj), son of Raja Mannar (Jagapathi Babu) and Deva (Prabhas) are good friends who live in Khansar. Deva is very protective about Vardha and is ready to do anything for his safety. Once Deva and his mother were attacked and Vardha saves them and helps them leave Khansaar. Owing to the same, Deva assures whenever Vardha needs him, he will be there. After few years, Vardha needs the help of Deva and he calls him back to Khansar. Did Deva protect Vardha? What did he do in Khansar? Why did Deva lives in exile after that instance? Forms rest of the story.

Performances :- Prabhas steals the show in action blocks. He’s macho, fierce and calm at the same time. First half he’s controlled by his mother and second half by his friend. But in both cases, once he’s unleashed, there’s no stopping. Prithviraj as his best friend looks apt. We can feel his helplessness, pain and aspiration. He gets to show his action prowess in the last fight and he shines well. Eswari Rao as Prabhas mother has a lengthy role. Though the character pain is understandable, it feels monotonous and lag at few instances. Shruthi Haasan is okay in 1st half. Her role in 2nd half is just like Malavikain KGF, just to narrate/listen to the story. Jagapathi Babu, Bobby Simha, Shriya Reddy, Jhansi, etc have limited scope and they are fine.

Technicians :- Ravi Basrur didn’t live up to the expectations of KGF both in terms of music and background score. Scenes would have been elevated to next level, had the BG was in the range of Dheera Dheera. Movie’s strength is its action episodes. Anbariv did a terrific job with the fights and gave some of the best heroic moments. Prashant Neel used similar screenplay as done for KGF. Arriving at one scene from multiple dimensions and characters. In Salaar, he narrates the story completely backwards, revealing the after effects upfront and showing the reasons that caused it in later part. We may find many similarities between KGF and Salaar, mother sentiment, multiple villains (similar get ups), a tribe of oppressed, etc. Though the action part and elevation scenes work well, the drama is a bit let down with not so emotionally connecting scenes and repetitive actions. Few noteworthy moments are engine ignition sounds when Prabhas controls his anger in 1st half, Prithviraj looking at Prabhas shadow and seeing whether he is in control or about to freak out in action episode of 2nd half. Prashant has created a big canvas with a long history, a place in the map, multiple tribes and their generations, internal rift, power games, etc and amidst all this a warrior on lose who can go to any extent for his friend. He has lot of scope for the 2nd part to play with and the climax sets up the platform perfectly for 2nd part.

Positives :-

Action episodes

Story and set up

Prabhas

Negatives :-

Slow drama

Underwhelming background score and songs

Summary :- Worth watching for the action episodes and elevation scenes. Not on par with KGF 1, but far better than all Prabhas movies after Bahubali.

Rating :- 3/5 (Keep expectations in check, you will like it)

[hindi-mai]

Unveiling the Epic Saga - Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire

Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire, the highly anticipated Indian Telugu-language epic action thriller, is poised to take audiences on a riveting cinematic journey. Directed by the acclaimed Prashanth Neel and produced by Vijay Kiragandur, this magnum opus stars the dynamic duo of Prabhas and Prithviraj Sukumaran, alongside the talented Shruti Haasan, Jagapathi Babu, and a stellar ensemble cast.

Premise: Set against the backdrop of the city of Khansaar, Salaar unfolds a tale of intrigue, betrayal, and the struggle for power. Raja Mannar plans to pass the reins to his son, Vardharaja "Vardha" Mannar. However, a sinister coup orchestrated by ministers and advisors leads to a deadly conspiracy, forcing Vardha and his loyal companions to escape Khansaar. Seeking refuge with his childhood best friend, Deva, Vardha embarks on a perilous journey to reclaim his birthright.

The Stellar Cast:

Prabhas as Deva alias "Salaar": Portraying an intensely violent character, Prabhas brings his signature charisma to the screen.

Prithviraj Sukumaran as Vardharaja "Vardha" Mannar: Playing the role of Raja Mannar's son and Deva's best friend, Prithviraj adds depth to the narrative.

Shruti Haasan as Aadhya: The talented actress takes on the role of Aadhya, a character intertwined with the destiny of Khansaar.

Jagapathi Babu as Raja Mannar: A pivotal character in the power struggle, Jagapathi Babu brings his seasoned acting prowess to the forefront.

Behind the Scenes:

Directorial Vision: Prashanth Neel, renowned for his directorial success with "K.G.F: Chapter 2," weaves his magic once again, promising a visually stunning and emotionally charged cinematic experience.

Musical Harmony: The music, composed by Ravi Basrur, promises to elevate the narrative, creating an immersive experience for the audience.

Filming Extravaganza: From the coal mines near Godavarikhani to the bustling city of Hyderabad, the film's diverse locations set the stage for an epic tale. Notably, a ₹10 crore, 20-minute sea action sequence promises to be a highlight.

Release and Anticipation: Scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on December 22, 2023, Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire has already generated immense anticipation. The A-rated film's gripping storyline, coupled with Prabhas' dual role and Prashanth Neel's directorial finesse, positions it as a cinematic spectacle not to be missed.

Conclusion: As the countdown to Salaar's release begins, cinephiles are on the edge of their seats, eager to witness the grandeur and drama that this epic promises. Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire is poised to etch its mark in the annals of Indian cinema, captivating audiences with its tale of power, loyalty, and ceaseless action. Get ready for a cinematic extravaganza like never before!

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[hardkittyprince]

THIS IS PRITHVIRAJ SUKUMAR AN APPRECIATION POST

First thing I am ashamed that i didn't know this man before or I may or may not have watched his movies but never recognised him by his name or his industry but in 2024 i know who prithviraj sukumaran is and i didn't feel disappointed i knew him from salaar but to be true I watched that movie first time because of Prabhas who I knew even before bahubali and loved but when I watched salaar i never thought I would fall in love with this man like he is first and last actor in all the industry that I actually fall for everything his personality his acting his direction all of that are amazing i want the whole Indian cinema to know about how great of a actor/ director he is till now I watched his 4 movies and damn I am blown away by his acting I am not a movie critic or i don't the the depth of acting but I love his choice of movies and to understand his direction a little bit i watched Lucifer and that was a normal Malayalam film but the story is actually amazing and i watched his movies like Mumbai police and damn the choice of movie in that industry and that time amazing and don't make me talk about Jana gana Mana i didn't expect the ending I am damn excited for the prequel and sequal too i just wanna say I am in love with this man and his acting his choice of movies and everything and. Because of him I started to love Malayalam movies and I am happy that I chose to know more about this man and the industry he comes from and i am not regretting itt

[potplant-at-dreamkeepers-cottage]

So I have watched Salaar only once (can't watch it again for some time), but I am so so obsessed

But I have some questions

At the end of movie, Deva is revealed to be Dhaara Raisaar's son, who would have become the 'karta' of Khansaar. And I don't understand how he couldn't have known that

He is clearly well versed in Shouryaangas' customs (that sword ritual he performs at the end of movie, same as others), and his and his mother's association with Dhaara was known, given the fact they came for her after Dhaara was assainated

Considering the royalty Mannar siblings grew up in and the fact that the Shouryaangas know about him, they look at him as their leader (Bhaarava and his men recognis him, were Looking for him), the possibility that both Deva and Vardha are/were unaware of his parents and supposed destiny is not sitting right with me.

Even if the possibility that Deva's parents were estranged, how could he or anyone else around him, not have known