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dixie123

@dixie123

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Posted: 8 years ago

#471

Rise of Shivgami.. Is it that good ? I have to read it also.. I am afraid sometimes to read these books, fear of having to read some crap.. 😆 like the Ramayan series from Amish Tripathi 🥱

I watched this one song of Mirchi 😉 and these look adorable in that also.. How is the movie ? I can watch it if it has subtitles.. 😛

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aparnauma

@GoodDoc_2105

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Posted: 8 years ago

#472

Originally posted by: dixie123
Rise of Shivgami.. Is it that good ? I have to read it also.. I am afraid sometimes to read these books, fear of having to read some crap.. 😆 like the Ramayan series from Amish Tripathi 🥱

I watched this one song of Mirchi 😉 and these look adorable in that also.. How is the movie ? I can watch it if it has subtitles.. 😛

Nivi Anand Neelakantan has written this book in collaboration with Rajamouli and Vijayendra Prasad who wrote Bahubali story.

It does have the feel of Bahubali and is a prequel to Bahubali the beginning.

These series give back stories of Sivagami Kattappa and Bijjaladeva as well as Bahubali father.

It's well written .

Now Mirchi film is a typical Masala Telugu film story.But Anuskha makes entry just before the interval.Anushka Prabhas Satyaraj part of the story is very beautifully done .

This is YouTube link with subtitles .

https://youtube.com/watch?v=Tpwu8WVtG-s

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MaxMayfield

@MaxMayfield

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Posted: 8 years ago

#473

Prabhas was real bhondu in the movie..actually I dint like the script or anything and the second lead part😆

but only Anushka-Prabhas and Satyaraj scenes as Appy said, were worth watching😆 and Idedho Bagunde was the best part of the whole movie😳😆

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the book is real good IMO too. The narrative is strong and makes one understand the world of Mahishmati better..it is also quite raw, brazen and dark.

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MaxMayfield

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Posted: 8 years ago

#474

same here, Mom made sure, we knew how to read and write Gujarati. She even used to make us take part in essay writing competitions held in Gujarati magazines.

I read somewhere that the dreams we get are always in our native language. Is it true?