#tarak

taramak için değil görmek için

Anaganaganaga

Jason and Tara couldn't afford a fancy wedding, so they just invited their closest friends and family members to their house for a cake-cutting ceremony.

Natasha: Why is this backyard so empty?

Sanjay: It's not really the backyard — it's more the neighbourhood terrain behind it being completely deco-free that gives it the emptiness feeling.

Priya: Ugh, when is the city leadership going to do something about all these plain neighbourhoods? We try our best to decorate our houses with what we've got, but what's the use when you look out the window and you see nothing but lifeless green grass for miles?

Natasha: I agree, I hope the next mayor will take this more seriously. 'Cause the one in charge for the last 8 years sure walked back on his promises!

Gilbert: You really think this is what the mayor should spend our taxes on? Decoration?

Robi: I'm with the ladies on this one. I know a couple years ago this minimalism was all the rage, but that was because we were used to those old graphics. The lack of stuff is way more visible now that we can see all our surroundings so clearly. We gotta keep up with the times!

Natasha: Exactly. We need an overhaul. Maybe then we can get your outdated H&M original suit swapped for something nicer, too, darling...

Charan casually making me spiral today

Though the documentary was taken with a light feel, the extra work and effort that you don't see on the final screen is something of the legends. You're telling me that the tiger Bheem fights in his introduction scene was a blue set piece? That Ram fights ~500 people in his introduction scene, in a man-made dust land? That every single scene had a miniaturisation made before they shot it??

I think that, especially with high action films, you kind of guess how much work they put into it, but you don't really UNDERSTAND how MUCH they dedicate to the film. Like, Ram and Tarak were swinging for 20 days when their characters first meet under that bridge. They were in harnesses for 20 days! Shot Naatu Naatu for 12!

Hats off to every single person involved in the film - main characters, side characters, managers, production and editing team, musicians, designers, choreographers and everyone else that I just can't mention in one sentence. Your work is mind blowingly amazing and your dedication shows.

And may I just say, MM Keeravani. You sir, single handedly keep my love for music on a high, every day. I love his work so so much and his love for music just makes me love it more.

And of course, Rajamouli sir. Thank you for bringing your dream to life and bringing another set of tears to my eyes. Your work is wonderful and I love it to bits.

From a Telugu girl who just loves this team,

Love it all and there's just not enough words to describe it. Amazing.