Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai - 28 July 2025 EDT
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Originally posted by: chatterbox
This is baccha chor gang
There r real incidents like this
Kisi bhi bacche ko use karte hai begging ke liye
This mangesh sudhar gaya lagta hai
Plus his real father sent him money
i still feel like Damodar is behind this
Yeah these kinds of stuff happens in real life which is terrible :(
lo chatgpt ne disney inspired ramayan bana di
Merging the stories of Disney and the Ramayana would create an epic tale that combines the timeless essence of Indian mythology with the whimsical charm of Disney's storytelling. Here’s a conceptual outline:
A magical world where realms of divine gods and enchanted creatures coexist with lush forests, celestial palaces, and sprawling kingdoms. Ayodhya is reimagined as a shining kingdom akin to Agrabah (Aladdin), while Lanka becomes a mystical island like Atlantis (Atlantis: The Lost Empire).
Prince Ram (Rama):A noble and virtuous prince with the heart of a true hero, reminiscent of Simba (The Lion King). He wields a bow imbued with celestial light, his destiny tied to restoring balance in the realm.
Princess Sita:A radiant, independent princess with a blend of Ariel's (The Little Mermaid) curiosity and Belle's (Beauty and the Beast) intellect. She’s the heart of the story and embodies courage in the face of adversity.
Lakshman:Ram's loyal younger brother, much like Kristoff (Frozen), who provides comic relief but also fierce devotion.
Hanuman:A lovable and powerful monkey warrior inspired by Disney sidekicks like Genie (Aladdin) or Olaf (Frozen), with boundless energy and humor.
Ravana:A complex villain, akin to Scar (The Lion King) or Ursula (The Little Mermaid), who is both charismatic and deeply flawed. His ten heads reflect different aspects of his personality.
Jatayu:A wise and majestic eagle reminiscent of Zazu (The Lion King), acting as a mentor and guide.
Surpanakha:A misunderstood and mischievous character who dreams of love, her arc is akin to Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty).
In the kingdom of Ayodhya, young Prince Ram is celebrated for his bravery and kindness. During a festival, he meets Princess Sita, and the two fall in love amidst a stunning musical sequence. Their union is sealed, and the kingdom rejoices.
Rama, Sita, and Lakshman are banished to the enchanted forests by a jealous Queen Kaikeyi, who is manipulated by a shadowy Ravana. In the forest, they befriend magical beings like Hanuman and face trials that test their strength and unity.
Ravana kidnaps Sita, leading to a visually stunning sequence of battles and chases. Jatayu sacrifices himself in an attempt to save her, leaving behind clues for Ram.
With Hanuman's help, Ram unites the creatures of the forest (a scene reminiscent of The Lion King's "Circle of Life") and builds a bridge to Ravana's island, Lanka. They march to rescue Sita, singing a powerful anthem of hope and courage.
A grand, visually spectacular battle unfolds, combining the intensity of the Ramayana with the magical aesthetics of Disney. Ravana reveals his true monstrous form, and Ram, with Sita’s faith and Hanuman’s aid, defeats him using the divine bow.
Ram and Sita return to Ayodhya, where Ram’s coronation is celebrated in a dazzling, musical finale. The realm is restored to harmony, and the characters reflect on their growth through the journey.
Original songs blending Indian classical music with Disney's melodic flair:
Would you like me to expand on any particular part of this concept?
Originally posted by: Tanya03Forums
lo chatgpt ne disney inspired ramayan bana di
Merging the stories of Disney and the Ramayana would create an epic tale that combines the timeless essence of Indian mythology with the whimsical charm of Disney's storytelling. Here’s a conceptual outline:
Title: The Ramayana Chronicles: Kingdom of Light
Setting:
A magical world where realms of divine gods and enchanted creatures coexist with lush forests, celestial palaces, and sprawling kingdoms. Ayodhya is reimagined as a shining kingdom akin to Agrabah (Aladdin), while Lanka becomes a mystical island like Atlantis (Atlantis: The Lost Empire).
Characters:
Prince Ram (Rama):A noble and virtuous prince with the heart of a true hero, reminiscent of Simba (The Lion King). He wields a bow imbued with celestial light, his destiny tied to restoring balance in the realm.
Princess Sita:A radiant, independent princess with a blend of Ariel's (The Little Mermaid) curiosity and Belle's (Beauty and the Beast) intellect. She’s the heart of the story and embodies courage in the face of adversity.
Lakshman:Ram's loyal younger brother, much like Kristoff (Frozen), who provides comic relief but also fierce devotion.
Hanuman:A lovable and powerful monkey warrior inspired by Disney sidekicks like Genie (Aladdin) or Olaf (Frozen), with boundless energy and humor.
Ravana:A complex villain, akin to Scar (The Lion King) or Ursula (The Little Mermaid), who is both charismatic and deeply flawed. His ten heads reflect different aspects of his personality.
Jatayu:A wise and majestic eagle reminiscent of Zazu (The Lion King), acting as a mentor and guide.
Surpanakha:A misunderstood and mischievous character who dreams of love, her arc is akin to Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty).
Plot:
Act 1: The Perfect Beginning
In the kingdom of Ayodhya, young Prince Ram is celebrated for his bravery and kindness. During a festival, he meets Princess Sita, and the two fall in love amidst a stunning musical sequence. Their union is sealed, and the kingdom rejoices.
Act 2: Exile and Adventure
Rama, Sita, and Lakshman are banished to the enchanted forests by a jealous Queen Kaikeyi, who is manipulated by a shadowy Ravana. In the forest, they befriend magical beings like Hanuman and face trials that test their strength and unity.
Act 3: The Abduction
Ravana kidnaps Sita, leading to a visually stunning sequence of battles and chases. Jatayu sacrifices himself in an attempt to save her, leaving behind clues for Ram.
Act 4: The Great Alliance
With Hanuman's help, Ram unites the creatures of the forest (a scene reminiscent of The Lion King's "Circle of Life") and builds a bridge to Ravana's island, Lanka. They march to rescue Sita, singing a powerful anthem of hope and courage.
Act 5: The Climactic Battle
A grand, visually spectacular battle unfolds, combining the intensity of the Ramayana with the magical aesthetics of Disney. Ravana reveals his true monstrous form, and Ram, with Sita’s faith and Hanuman’s aid, defeats him using the divine bow.
Epilogue: The Return and Rebirth
Ram and Sita return to Ayodhya, where Ram’s coronation is celebrated in a dazzling, musical finale. The realm is restored to harmony, and the characters reflect on their growth through the journey.
Themes:
- Family and Loyalty: Mirroring both the Ramayana’s dharma and Disney’s focus on relationships.
- Good vs. Evil: The eternal struggle, presented in a way relatable to all ages.
- Empowerment and Growth: Sita is portrayed as an active participant in the story, influencing her fate alongside Ram.
Music:
Original songs blending Indian classical music with Disney's melodic flair:
- "Heart of the Forest" – A duet between Ram and Sita.
- "Fly, Hanuman!" – A whimsical and uplifting solo.
- "Ravana's Lament" – A villain's ballad that reveals his inner conflict.
- "Kingdom of Light" – A triumphant anthem celebrating unity.
Would you like me to expand on any particular part of this concept?
Chatgpt is behaving shitty with me
It doesn't generate me anything unless i create an account
I'm like wtf why should i create an account?
Think about Meghu's Tedi mundi aur Ravan's half pants
Originally posted by: Tanya03Forums
lo chatgpt ne disney inspired ramayan bana di
Merging the stories of Disney and the Ramayana would create an epic tale that combines the timeless essence of Indian mythology with the whimsical charm of Disney's storytelling. Here’s a conceptual outline:
Title: The Ramayana Chronicles: Kingdom of Light
Setting:
A magical world where realms of divine gods and enchanted creatures coexist with lush forests, celestial palaces, and sprawling kingdoms. Ayodhya is reimagined as a shining kingdom akin to Agrabah (Aladdin), while Lanka becomes a mystical island like Atlantis (Atlantis: The Lost Empire).
Characters:
Prince Ram (Rama):A noble and virtuous prince with the heart of a true hero, reminiscent of Simba (The Lion King). He wields a bow imbued with celestial light, his destiny tied to restoring balance in the realm.
Princess Sita:A radiant, independent princess with a blend of Ariel's (The Little Mermaid) curiosity and Belle's (Beauty and the Beast) intellect. She’s the heart of the story and embodies courage in the face of adversity.
Lakshman:Ram's loyal younger brother, much like Kristoff (Frozen), who provides comic relief but also fierce devotion.
Hanuman:A lovable and powerful monkey warrior inspired by Disney sidekicks like Genie (Aladdin) or Olaf (Frozen), with boundless energy and humor.
Ravana:A complex villain, akin to Scar (The Lion King) or Ursula (The Little Mermaid), who is both charismatic and deeply flawed. His ten heads reflect different aspects of his personality.
Jatayu:A wise and majestic eagle reminiscent of Zazu (The Lion King), acting as a mentor and guide.
Surpanakha:A misunderstood and mischievous character who dreams of love, her arc is akin to Maleficent (Sleeping Beauty).
Plot:
Act 1: The Perfect Beginning
In the kingdom of Ayodhya, young Prince Ram is celebrated for his bravery and kindness. During a festival, he meets Princess Sita, and the two fall in love amidst a stunning musical sequence. Their union is sealed, and the kingdom rejoices.
Act 2: Exile and Adventure
Rama, Sita, and Lakshman are banished to the enchanted forests by a jealous Queen Kaikeyi, who is manipulated by a shadowy Ravana. In the forest, they befriend magical beings like Hanuman and face trials that test their strength and unity.
Act 3: The Abduction
Ravana kidnaps Sita, leading to a visually stunning sequence of battles and chases. Jatayu sacrifices himself in an attempt to save her, leaving behind clues for Ram.
Act 4: The Great Alliance
With Hanuman's help, Ram unites the creatures of the forest (a scene reminiscent of The Lion King's "Circle of Life") and builds a bridge to Ravana's island, Lanka. They march to rescue Sita, singing a powerful anthem of hope and courage.
Act 5: The Climactic Battle
A grand, visually spectacular battle unfolds, combining the intensity of the Ramayana with the magical aesthetics of Disney. Ravana reveals his true monstrous form, and Ram, with Sita’s faith and Hanuman’s aid, defeats him using the divine bow.
Epilogue: The Return and Rebirth
Ram and Sita return to Ayodhya, where Ram’s coronation is celebrated in a dazzling, musical finale. The realm is restored to harmony, and the characters reflect on their growth through the journey.
Themes:
- Family and Loyalty: Mirroring both the Ramayana’s dharma and Disney’s focus on relationships.
- Good vs. Evil: The eternal struggle, presented in a way relatable to all ages.
- Empowerment and Growth: Sita is portrayed as an active participant in the story, influencing her fate alongside Ram.
Music:
Original songs blending Indian classical music with Disney's melodic flair:
- "Heart of the Forest" – A duet between Ram and Sita.
- "Fly, Hanuman!" – A whimsical and uplifting solo.
- "Ravana's Lament" – A villain's ballad that reveals his inner conflict.
- "Kingdom of Light" – A triumphant anthem celebrating unity.
Would you like me to expand on any particular part of this concept?
Arre baapre
Cindrella story
Naaa snow white story
Baapre
Kuch comic banao
Jaise shurpi ghaghra ki shaadi ka banaya
special editon by chatgpt
Once upon a time, in the misty, fiery realms of Lanka, where the asuras reveled in chaos and mischief, there lived two extraordinary asuras: Shurpi, the mighty but hilariously clumsy warrior, and Ghagra, the fierce but oddly fashionable sorceress who always wore dazzling ghagras (skirts) that shimmered with every shade of mischief.
One fateful evening, as the golden glow of Ravana's palace lit the skies, Shurpi decided to showcase his strength by impressively juggling fireballs at the annual Asura Carnival. Unfortunately, his coordination was as impressive as a one-legged bird trying to tap dance. One flaming orb ricocheted straight into Ghagra’s booth, setting her latest collection of magical skirts ablaze.
Ghagra, ever the diva, shrieked, "Who dares ruin the Ghagra-licious collection?!"
Shurpi, trying to appear gallant (while still smoldering from the fireballs), bumbled forward and stammered, "Uh...it’s me, Shurpi the Bold. I, um, wanted to light up your life, not your skirts."
Despite herself, Ghagra giggled at his ridiculous excuse. After all, who could resist a warrior with singed eyebrows and a sheepish grin?
Determined to win Ghagra’s heart, Shurpi began a series of increasingly absurd attempts to woo her:
Dance of Doom: Shurpi challenged the best asura dancers to a competition, hoping to impress Ghagra with his moves. Instead, his "moves" resembled an overenthusiastic buffalo attempting ballet. Ghagra couldn’t stop laughing, but she secretly found his effort endearing.
Poetry in Chaos: Shurpi penned an epic love poem, comparing Ghagra’s beauty to a thousand suns and her magical skirts to “twirling rainbows of destruction.” Unfortunately, he accidentally used a scroll meant for Ravana’s war strategy. Ravana was not amused when his battle plan included lines like, “Your eyes are like twin black holes sucking me into eternal bliss.”
Cooking Catastrophe: To showcase his domestic side, Shurpi tried cooking Ghagra’s favorite meal. The result? A cauldron of bubbling green sludge that exploded, coating half the palace. “It’s...creative,” Ghagra said, suppressing a giggle.
One day, an ancient rakshasa threatened to destroy Lanka, demanding tribute in the form of Ghagra's magical skirts. While everyone hesitated, Shurpi leaped into action. Grabbing a giant mace (and accidentally knocking over several pillars), he charged at the rakshasa with a battle cry that sounded suspiciously like he was gargling marbles.
Despite his clumsiness, Shurpi’s determination and unyielding courage inspired everyone. Together with Ghagra’s clever magic, they defeated the rakshasa, trapping him in an enchanted skirt that shrank every time he tried to escape.
After the battle, Ghagra looked at Shurpi with newfound admiration. "You might be clumsy, Shurpi, but you’ve got a heart as big as Ravana’s ego."
From that day on, Shurpi and Ghagra became inseparable. They combined their unique talents: Ghagra’s enchanting magic and Shurpi’s unstoppable (if slightly chaotic) strength. Together, they created a boutique for magical battle wear, featuring indestructible ghagras and armor that doubled as cookware.
Their love story became the stuff of legends, a tale passed down through generations of asuras: proof that even in the wild, fiery chaos of Lanka, love could bloom—sometimes in the most hilariously unexpected ways.
The marriage of Shurpi and Ghagra was destined to be the most extravagant and chaotic affair in Lanka's history. Invitations, engraved on volcanic rocks, were sent to every asura, rakshasa, and demon worth their weight in mischief. The event promised food, fire, and festivities—and it delivered far more than anyone expected.
Shurpi, determined to make a grand entrance, decided to arrive riding a battle elephant covered in glowing ornaments. However, being Shurpi, his coordination was as questionable as his fashion sense. Midway, the elephant got distracted by a pile of roasted mangoes and veered off course, crashing straight into Ravana’s prized chariot. Ravana, who had agreed to officiate the wedding, rubbed his temples and muttered, “Why did I agree to this madness?”
Meanwhile, Ghagra made her entrance, descending from the sky on a magical whirlwind that made her ghagra twirl so magnificently it blinded half the guests. One demon muttered, “It’s like a tornado, but fabulous.”
Ghagra had insisted on decorating the wedding venue with enchanted flowers that bloomed to the beat of drums. Shurpi, wanting to contribute, added fire-breathing lanterns for extra flair. Unfortunately, the flowers didn’t appreciate being roasted alive and retaliated by shooting seeds at everyone. Soon, the wedding guests were dodging flying seeds and miniature explosions.
“Is this a wedding or a battlefield?” shouted one asura as a flowerpot ignited.
The vows were where things got truly hilarious.
Shurpi, attempting to recite his lines, got so nervous that he accidentally read the Asura Battle Oath. “I swear to protect you, conquer lands for you, and obliterate anyone who steals your ghagras!” he declared passionately, raising his mace.
Ghagra, smirking, replied, “And I vow to never let you cook again, to fix your clumsy magic, and to forgive you when you inevitably set something on fire.”
The crowd roared with laughter, and Ravana muttered, “At least they’re honest.”
The wedding feast was a sight to behold, with cauldrons of demon curry, spiced lava stew, and desserts made from molten rock. Shurpi, trying to serve Ghagra the first bite, tripped over his own feet, sending a platter of flaming skewers flying into the crowd. Thankfully, most asuras were fireproof, and some even cheered, “Free barbecue!”
Ghagra’s favorite dish, a rare Moonflower Pudding, was unfortunately eaten by Shurpi’s battle elephant, who had snuck into the buffet line. Ghagra sighed, “Typical.”
The highlight of the night was the traditional asura dance, where the couple had to perform a duet to symbolize their unity. Shurpi, whose dance skills were legendary for all the wrong reasons, accidentally stepped on Ghagra’s ghagra, causing it to light up like fireworks (thanks to its enchanted fabric).
Instead of getting angry, Ghagra joined in, twirling so fast that the sparks created a spectacular light show. The guests, convinced it was intentional, cheered wildly. Shurpi whispered, “I knew this was all part of the plan,” and Ghagra just rolled her eyes.
The gifts were as bizarre as the couple themselves. One rakshasa gave them a self-replenishing cauldron of curry, while another gifted a fireproof ghagra. But the standout gift was from Ravana himself: a map to a hidden cave of treasures.
Shurpi, curious and overexcited, tried to open the map on the spot, triggering a booby trap that showered the crowd with glittering demon dust. While everyone sparkled like disco balls, Ravana sighed and said, “Next time, I’m giving socks.”
Despite all the disasters, Shurpi and Ghagra’s wedding became the talk of Lanka for centuries. It was a perfect blend of love, laughter, and absolute mayhem.
As the night ended, Shurpi looked at Ghagra, his eyes shining (partly from the demon dust) and said, “I may be clumsy, but marrying you was the one thing I got right.”
Ghagra laughed, pulling him into a hug. “And I wouldn’t trade this madness for anything.”
Thus began their journey as the most chaotic yet lovable couple in the asura world, proving that love isn’t about perfection—it’s about embracing the chaos together.
Is Sony tv uploading the daily songs somewhere? If yes, When and where?
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