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One hundred versus The One.

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Magadheera was SS Rajamouli's Seventh film, and although it wasn't that known in the USA, the first telugu film that premiered in American shores, all the way back in 2009. So let's check it out, and see how many parallels with RRR and other Rajamouli's films we can find, as well as how Ram Charan has grown as an actor, as this was his second film ever!
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Keep your gold, baby.
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Now that is called being a graceful king.
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...And that's how he keeps on shining.
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I keep mixing my Tollywood favorite films with #Pokemon because I love. And today's Sunday fanart goes to Chitti babu from #Rangasthalam and his team of Torchic, Combusken, and Blaziken, because anyone who has seen the movie, knows Chitti likes his chickens. :D Trainers who reach the Rangasthalam's gym think it will be easy, as they all are fire types, what they don't know is that Chitti taught them all to fight, and Torchic Knows BITE.
Sometimes, when you go out fishing, you end up catching something much better than what you were expecting.
This mermay is based off Magadhera, where while I agree that Harsha -the main character, played by Ram Charan- has amazing chemistry with his romantic interest, Indu -played by Kajal Arwal-, he has far more chemistry with Solomon -played by the late, great Sri hari- in the second act. So here's Harsha as a merman letting himself be fished by the fisherman of his dreams.
If you want to check out Magadheera (Which was Ram Charan's second big role on screen), here's the trailer!
And hey, I have actually talked about it in my Let's talk about series!
Finally, if you do want to keep this fisherman and his catch on your wall, you can do it so here
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