#Ram and Bheem are the best

[desertblessingoceancurse25]

I will not apologize for memes that demonstrate my RRR truth

[king-valkyriee]

Let's go 🥳

[luxshine]

Chapters: 7/? Fandom: RRR (2022) Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Alluri Sitarama Raju/Komaram Bheem Characters: Alluri Sitarama Raju, Komaram Bheem Additional Tags: Amnesia, missunderstandings, Raju being happy for once Summary:

After a terrible accident, Rama Raju loses his memory. But when no one knows who he really is, how can anyone remind him of his past?

[mceproductions]

Best of 2023 Music #20: Rahul Siplingunj and Kaala Bhairva “Naatu Naatu”

SUM 22: The best moment of RRR belongs to the duos showmanship at a party that quickly wins a crowd over.

[mlentertainment]

um bheem + ram and naruto + sasuke have very similar dynamics and arcs which is. fine (makes me need to lie down on the floor and just yell a lot)

[enigma-the-mysterious]

Me at Bheem: My sweet boy. My sugar plum. My sweetest, smartest, bravest most wonderful man. I hope nothing but the best for you. You deserve such good things you big papa bear

Me at Ram: Bastard man. I love you so much and I hope you get punched in the face.

[jezebelgoldstone]

RRR (2022, dir S. S. Rajamouli)

things i am not now and likely never will get over from RRR

DRIFT COMPATIBLE BATTLE COUPLE DETECTED

queer? platonic? queerplatonic? who gives a shit no matter what it was it was AWESOME

Colonialism Is Bad Actually: The Musical

the symbolism. holy shit. every BIT of it was absolutely amazing.

wow all the mains in this movie are just, really hot? my poor lil pan heart had a rough time with this one ngl

the fact that someone (likely many someones) watched this movie about Colonialism Is Bad Actually and said 'you know what let's dub this whole thing into Hindi and English and then not give an option to watch it with the original Telugu dialogue' sure was,,,,,,,,, A Choice

THE MUSIC

by which i mean the actual song-and-dance numbers as well as the like story soundtrack all of it is going on my playlist asap

listen the spirk-behind-glass scene is awful. spock and kirk can't even touch. they can hear. they can see. but they cannot touch. and i in my sweet ignorant bliss thought that was as bad as it could get.

tonight i learned that holding someone in your arms through the bars of their cell is so much worse

I watched it on Netflix but i looked it up on a few other ahem websites and on EVERY SINGLE ONE Telugu audio wasn't even an option.

there was not one single chance to tie things together or make a connection or do a setup/payoff or callback that was not taken. not a single one.

everything about this movie is 100% Extra

in short: this movie is a masterclass

aaaaaand the rest below a cut because WOW i have a lot to say actually

which brings me to the dancing oh my gods. not sure i've ever seen such enthusiastic dancing in anything in my entire life. seriously by the final number i was exhausted just watching them

in general, this movie is: stunning

"RAM." "BHEEM." "SEETHA." IT'S ABOUT THE SYMBOLISM.

also this was kinda hilarious because i watched it in hindi [the least disorienting option] and they kept SAYING "ram" but in the subs it was always fuckin RAJU so like. again with the Choices. like seriously what was the thought process there. WAS there a thought process.

FIRE. WATER. STORY. I JUST. I. HELP ME.

i ADORED jenny. with my whole entire heart. she is one of the very BEST examples of Ignorance Is A Privilege and also At What Point Does Ignorance Become Malicious that i have ever ever seen. i loooooooooved it. i mean i hated it a whole lot while it was happening but also i am SO GLAD that now rather than trying to explain all of this to people i can just tell them to watch this movie and then sit them down and be like, so what are your thoughts on jenny's culpability in literally everything?

oh and how you can be a kind person and still do atrocities! like jenny is so sweet and so kind and you just like her so much and yet. and yet.

t h e s y m b o l i s m

i cannot remember the last time i saw a movie so visually stunning. the cinematography is breathtaking. pause on just about any random frame and it could be a movie poster or hanging in an art gallery or what have you.

they also dubbed all the lines that were actually in english? i mean i get it for the characters who spent most of the movie speaking Telugu because you'd need their voices to stay the same through the whole movie yeah fine whatever. but like. they dubbed all the ENGLISH characters, too? like literally dubbed them from english into english??? the dialogue matched their mouths except the timing was veeeery sliiiiiiiightly off but it SOUNDED really obviously dubbed??? Y THO???

HOLY SHIT THE FIGHT SCENES OH MY GODS

Malli. Malli honey i love you. i'm just realizing i don't know if that's your actual name gods damn it. but whatever your name is child i love you.

and did i mention that everyone in this movie is beautiful? like. seriously. Ram and Bheem especially holy SHIT.

Physics Does Not Work Like That And I Do Not Care Because That Was AWESOME: The Musical

oooohhhhh they re-recorded and dubbed the fucking SONGS too. i am so pissed about this y'all i can't even tell you.

oh i want to do a whole entire post that's even longer than this one about the symbolism. hell i could probably do a whole entire post just on the fire/water symbolism even without everything else. It was AMAZING.

okay ram is fire and bheem is water and ram's people go to a valley on the shores of a river and the river is in literally every shot of the village and just ram BEING fire but water being a place of HOME and SAFETY for ram

i'm not crying shut up

MALLI AND HER MOTHER TRY TO REACH EACH OTHER BUT THEY CANNOT TOUCH THROUGH THE GLASS

BHEEM AND MALLI HOLD EACH OTHER THROUGH THE BARS OF HER CONFINEMENT AND HE HAS TO LET GO AND LEAVE HER

BHEEM AND RAM HOLD EACH OTHER THROUGH THE BARS OF HIS CONFINEMENT AND BHEEM RIPS THE DOOR RIGHT OFF

ooooooohhhhhhh and people holding hands right before they part. oh that hurts. all of those hurt so bad.

how every single time people held hands when they parted they always held on till the last possible second EXCEPT FOR RAM'S MOM.

she lifts her hand away from him and then pulls back and it was devastating

Predators Do Not Work Like That But I Do Not Care Because That Was Awesome And Also They Ate A Bunch Of Colonizing Cops: Queercoded Edition (ACAB)

bheem with his arms spread and rope or chains around his wrists or in his hands. i just. the way it flipped back and forth from 'he has the power' to 'he is helpless' to 'he should be helpless and isn't' was just. breathtaking.

AND THEN. AND THEN RAM. CHAINED UP THE SAME WAY. DOING THE SAME GODDAMN THING AND USING THE FACT THAT HE'S CHAINED UP FOR HIS OWN FUCKING PURPOSES BECAUSE HE SAW BHEEM DO IT FIRST DON'T TOUCH ME

okay listen this movie would've been good no matter what but like. they really are just SO beautiful. and. when ram. with like the long hair. and. beard. and like. you know? like. his. his hair. his general. everything. um.

literally at the most emotionally inappropriate moment i literally thought about that whole 'i saw a man so beautiful i started crying' thing and like that almost literally happened literally

Why There Can't Be Any Such Thing As Good Cops: The Romance (ACAB)

and like here's the thing i'm not sure i would've even NOTICED this had it not been for the linguistic chauvinism with the audio and everything but like both of them were hindu and a lot of the symbolism though awesome was also really strongly hindu and i just i don't know nearly enough about hindutva to have any kind of opinion BUT i also feel like maaaaaaaybe there was something a little uncomfy about some of this

oh no wait the suspenders dance. that might've actually been the best part. yeah.

oh all the british actors did SUCH a good job being so eminently punchable

throw cheetahs at each other! and snakes! somehow have upper body strength greater than the force exerted by a 800+ lb tiger lunging! throw those motorcycles! punch through those walls without breaking your fingers! use herbal paste to heal broken bones in a matter of a minutes! break solid stone with nothing but the strength of your shoulders and gay love! i am so here for all of this!!!

Throw Rocks Marble Pillars Live Tigers Cops At Cops: The Movie (ACAB)

i love that jenny felt bad for the poor little girl who got kidnapped enslaved and imprisoned so she. bought her a dress and a toy.

you know, to make her feel better about the whole 'being kidnapped enslaved and imprisoned' thing.

instead of doing, i don't know know, literally anything else. like even just saying to her aunt 'hey this makes me sad' or something. #solidarity.

the violence was violent and the romance was sweet

okay so during the fight at the midpoint like i know that by the end of it ram and bheem are literal fire and water BUT ALSO. Ram enters the scene in a flaming carriage and from that point forward the fountain is in pretty much every shot of bheem. just sayin.

love that lachu (or whatever his name really is) told ram that there was no cure. like yes! you go man! ram may be so beautiful that in forty minutes i'm going to be in tears but that's no reason to tell a cop the truth about anything! you lie to that cop man!

A BRITISH SOLDIER HIT LOKI IN THE HEAD WITH A BRANCH AND THEN STOLE MALLI AWAY

BHEEM HIT RAM IN THE HEAD WITH A BRANCH AND THEN STOLE MALLI AWAY

i know other people got hit in the head with tree branches too but STILL

honestly i really like that ram and bheem were, well, ram and bheem. but i mean im glad they weren't like ram and lakshman or bheem and arjun or something. not even just because that would've been brotherly like i'm glad they weren't arjun and krishna or something either. i liked that their names weren't from the same story. i liked it better this way and i can't even articulate why.

i am never ever ever going to get over the progression of part of bheem's introduction being something going wrong and him holding two ropes (he has all the power) with his arms spread and that being used to show us how incredibly strong he is -> something going wrong and bheem with ropes around his wrists (he shouldn't have any power at all) holding his arms spread and that being used to show how incredibly strong he is in a completely different way

like every time there were ropes or chains in bheem's hands or around his wrists it meant something, and it was a beat in the rhythm of a discernable arc, but now i can't remember all of them gdi

oooohhhhh there was SO much more symbolism i wanted to talk about but it's so late that i have a headache and this post is so long my computer's lagging like two sentences behind so i should stop and go to bed. sigh.

just go watch this movie, okay? pleae? I cannot IMAGINE who would've read this whole thing,m but if you did, just watch it, all rigth? (and if you happen to know of any site - ANY site - where i can watch it in FUKIN TELUGU kindly drop a link please and thank)

[euphreana]

Screen Direction in RRR

Okay so as a cinematography nerd, it bewilders me that during the flogging scene, there is no screen direction.

Let me explain.

In visual media, we have the 180 Rule, which basically means that stuff on the left side of the camera stays on the left, and stuff on the right side of the camera stays on the right. (There's a lot more to it, but for now let's go with that.) This gives visual continuity so you can tell what's going on and who's where, even when things are moving around.

The thing is, this rule isn't followed at all during the flogging scene. Sometimes characters are on the left facing right, then in the next shot they're on the right facing left or right facing right or however. Randomly.

I screencapped every camera shot in the scene (all 178 of them) and the only continuity of screen direction is in the shots of Jenny and the people watching the event on the right facing left, and the Governor & Co facing the camera. (In the single shot when Jenny turns around to face the Governor's wife, the camera remains in its fixed position, so that still counts as visual continuity.) Aside from that, there's absolutely no consistency of screen direction.

This isn't a thing in the other major scenes. During Bheem's first attempt to save Malli (with the animals,) he starts on the right and, except for the end, is always trying to go to the left. It's the same with the big barracks escape - starting right and going left. (This in itself is odd since (at least in Western media,) the goal is usually to go from left to right, which makes sense since that's drilled into us in reading and writing. (The LOTR and Snowpiercer movies come to mind as prime examples.) Telugu, the original language of the movie, also reads from left to right, so this whole thing struck me as odd. Then I remembered Bheem's whole mission is to rescue Malli and go back home. It's established from the beginning that home is on the left, and Malli is taken to the right. So the whole movie, the goal, both thematically and visually, is about going back home. (Ram goes back to his home roots and Bheem literally goes home.) ANYWAY.) The cinematographers obviously do know the 180 rule.

In the flogging scene however, the cinematographers don't just break the 180 rule, they snap it in pieces and trample all over it. Given how other scenes stick to the rule, this seems intentional. Why? My best guess is that they wanted to make the scene chaotic and disorienting, despite there being little actual movement of the characters. Think about it; Ram's horribly conflicted between love and duty, and Bheem's life just got turned upside down. What better way to show that than a scene that visually feels off-balance and unpredictable?

Gutsy move.

[doreymifasolo]

Everyone loves Ram, okay, but here’s why Bheem’s best man:

Puppy dog eyes ◕ ◡ ◕

“This bracelet goes with that dress.” Bro is working overtime as a spy AND a trend-setter. Did you see his crash the party makeup??

When picking between the boys’ and girls’ game of tug of war, he went to the girls’ side. And won.

Speaking of girls, this kawaii man emotes like he’s in an anime. He physically cannot keep any feeling secret. The only reason Elite Special Ops-Officer Ram didn’t notice Bheem was lying to him is because he is so in love

HIS WIDDLE HEAD BOBBLES (◠‿◠✿)

cURLY HAIR, curly hair, and MORE curly hair

Man is built like a teddy bear but also a BEAR bear

Anytime he sees a child/woman/man being treated dishonorably: (ง'̀-‘́)ง

Innocently and honestly believes that he won the dance off because of Ram’s “leg cramp.” When he asks Seetha who has smallpox, Seetha looks like she’s explaining what lies are to a small child for the first time

The way he takes Ram’s, Seetha’s, and Malli’s hands in his, giving them one last thing to anchor themselves to before his departure. His love language is physical touch <3

He gives the best hugs in the world and EVERYONE knows it

While enduring Passion of Christ-levels of torture, went, “Welp, there’s a song I’ve been working on. Want to hear it?” It was a banger. You could say the crowd went wild

His first instinct wasn’t to take the shrine’s bow and arrows for Ram. His instinct was to bless him and make his friend a LITERAL deity, LORD RAMA reincarnate!!

He screamed in a tiger’s face then apologized to him

Has definitely worn a flower crown before and will do so again

Bheem looked at white men’s obsession with hunting and really said “You like shooting beautiful creatures, yes? ^^ Murdering my forest friends, yes? ^^

–FUCK AROUND AND FIND OUT.” (◣///◢)

He went from weeping into Ram’s hands to ripping the door that separated them off its fucking hinges in like. five seconds.

He thinks he’s not smart like Ram. My dude, you brought a TigER to A GUN FIGHT. You GENIUS. YOU ABSOLUTE MAD LAD

[vijayasena]

MASTERLIST....

RRR - Rise roar revolt ..

Sangam Tera... [ ram x wife female oc Series ]

1. part 1 tune kya kar dala [ ram x wife female oc ]

[ ram and his wife had an arranged marriage but she matters nothing to him ]

2. Part 2 Naina tere [ ram x wife female oc ]

[ when for the first time he took her stand ] [ ram x female oc ]

3. ankhon ke zarokhon se [ ram x wife female oc ]

[ feelins get stronger as heart craves the presence of the person it finds comfort with ] [ ram x female oc ]

one shots...

1. Teri nazron ne dil ka Kiya ho hashar Asar yeh hua [ ram x female oc]

[ he saw her dancing in the temple and fell in love with her soul ]

2. Bade acche lagte hain [ ram x female oc ]

[ When she wanted more than being friends from him and he somewhere in there also felt the same]

3. Pehli baar [ ram x female oc ]

[ ram meets a woman for the first time in party and can't take his eyes off her]

4. Sheeshe main badle chehre [ ram bheem x friend oc ]

[ when betrayal is the only thing she couldn't stand and he exactly did the same thing]

5. Abhi na jao chod kar ke dil abhi bhara nahi [ ram x wife reader]

[ when your husband loves you too much that it starts to get visible in every action of his ]

5. Mathrubhumi- series [ ram x female oc]

[ where people break each other fix each other only to break one another again]

1.. Prologue and cast....

2.. Chapter 1....

[ when living under the same roof was also turning out to be a struggle ]

3. Chapter 2.....

[ when conscience started eating him alive and he became the criminal in her eyes ]

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Dhruva ....

1. Tera hone laga hu [ Dhruva x female oc ]

[ he found his solace in his beloved ]

2. Fanaa ho Sabhi dooriyan.. [ Dhruva x wife oc]

[ when he got engrossed in work such a way that he even forgot he had a wife]

Part 2 - fanaa ho sabhi dooriyan [ Dhruva x wife oc ]

[ he finally realizes what he actually was doing with his wife with his love of the life ruining his relationship with his better half but soon realises that and now its upto him to make it upto her]

3. Live a little slip a litle [dhruva x female Oc]

[Maybe the word called love wasn't in their dictionary, or maybe they were just too dumb to realise something like that or maybe too careless and dumb to even care about it but things always had to go other way round.]

part 2 - Live a little slip a little [Dhruva x female Oc]

[ when they started acknowledging each other more and it all was about smiles and longing gazes, and for once not caring about proffesionalism one decides to forget rules and enjoy silent mercies of life. ]

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Magadheera...

Aesthetic- female oc

Bhairava x female oc [ chapter 1 ]

[ Bhairava hears about the unknown woman for the first time and there is an urge inside him to meet her ]

Bhairava x female oc [ chapter 4]

[ there is a strange connection between the two souls slowly burning up ]

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BHEEM JENNY...

A walk through the forest [ bheem x jenny ]

[ when the married couple finally get sometime to spend with each other ]

Dosti [ ram and bheem ]

[ nothing much just two friends being each other's supporting pillars ]

OTHERS...

Oh prema ( rocky x wife reader)

[ when for his beloved he is the deity and she is the devotee]

Khwahishein ( dq x reader)

[ when best friends unites after a long time feelings unleashes]

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[idlebirdsparagon]

Musings On Sacrifice And Happiness Regarding Ram & Bheem

@hag-lad this snowballed a bit and took me a few days, but I was not making empty promises in the tags; it is done.

All right folks. This little analysis was inspired by this post by @enigma-the-mysterious and is an exploration of Ram and Bheem's attitudes toward their mortality and potential deaths. Neither of these two knuckleheads (affectionate) seem even the least bit apprehensive at the thought of their own deaths and I want to unpack that.

Content warning for talk of death, and disregard for personal safety, as per the movie.

Bheem: "I'll die with pride."

[Note: this section will be a little less of a deep dive into subtext and deeper meaning/conjecture and more a general explanation of the text, mainly because Bheem, barring the necessity of his Akhtar persona, functions narratively as the "what you see is what you get/I said what I meant" type. But it's fun to talk about him, and I'm making a culminating point at the end of this so I need this here for the sake of ✨️balance✨️]

Given his role as the protector for the Gond people, I would argue that it's reasonable to assume Bheem is, at any given point, ready to sacrifice himself for those he considers to be under his protection, whether directly a part of his tribe or not, especially based on the description of the protector given by Venkat Avadhani; yes Bheem is often likened to a tiger within the fandom (I do this too), but I think the imagery presented of a man willing to break a tiger's teeth and pry open its jaws to save someone is incredibly visceral and indicative of how far Bheem is willing to go as just one person.

Bheem lives with the knowledge that there's always a high chance that he will die as a natural outcome of his role among his people, as evidenced by how he doesn't promise his return when comforting Ram, saying instead "If we get out safely, I'll come meet you again."

And if he dies for the sake of ensuring that others get to live, that's a net positive for him; his purpose as protector fulfilled.

His entire line to Ram before he leaves to rescue Malli is a verbal acknowledgement of how much love he holds for his friend and an assurance to Ram that he'll have comfort in his final moments should they come to pass; he's not actively seeking to die, and he'll do his best to avoid dying, but he won't deem it an untimely tragedy should it happen. And having forged such a close friendship with Ram, that's another net positive he's been party to, so he can die with pride having done his job and holding the memory of Ram in his heart in his final moments.

Ram: "I will die gladly, Uncle."

I'm not gonna ease into this idea, I'm too eager so I'm just going to lay it out: Alluri Rama Raju does not live for himself and does not pursue his mission with his wellbeing in mind. Ram operates under the notion of being an instrument of the revolution and, even in times of his most heinous acts, regards himself as such rather than as a person. This is ultimately a topic for another dissection, but to tie it into the point of this post: when a tool breaks, do you weep? Does the tool?

I'm not going to wax poetic about material loss versus emotional loss; there is a nuance there that begs for a much longer word count. However, I will underline the point I'm making about Ram and how he regards his life.

Ram is given the mantle of being the weapon of the revolution at a very young age and we are told that he has worked for 15 years toward his (and his father's) goal; if you subscribe to the ideology that your life is that of a tool meant to achieve a goal, rather than as evidence of a living being, how will that change how you regard that life? Is it something precious outside of the mission?

Ram has a severe reckless disregard for his personal safety; jumping into a throng of protesters with nothing but a lathi as his weapon/protection being the biggest example of this.

(look at him go. wild. i'm armchair diagnosing him as clinically unwell.)

Ram is well aware of his prowess as a weapon and that gives him the confidence and internal permission to take wild risks without a moment's hesitation; he also knows that, ultimately, a weapon, if broken beyond repair, is replaceable; while he isn't looking to break himself, he certainly isn't being precious with his existence either.

And I would posit that he functions on a day to day basis under the need to accomplish his mission, get the weapons for his people and expel the British; beyond that? I wouldn't put money on Ram having planned for the future, or even having thought of making it to whatever future might be there for him. Though this idea is more of a headcanon than anything else; feel free to agree with or dismiss it as you like.

Then comes his ideological shift in the face of Bheem's rousing defiance of the Empire, and Ram's participation in it, in front of the people of Delhi at the whipping post.

Ram is forced to reckon with the fact that in his bid to be the weapon that brings about the downfall of the British Empire, he has effectively put that weapon into the hands of the enemy and allowed it to be wielded against the people he has been trying to liberate, and he knows this. The thought has been building for some time, as evidenced by his letter to Sita, but being ordered to flog Bheem expedited the process of cementing it as truth, with the final acknowledgement of that truth happening during Komuram Bheemudo.

But what to do with that realization?

What do you do when your purpose is thrown at your feet and you're forced to look at the culmination of your life's efforts as something that has been horribly corrupted and been rendered ultimately impotent? Let's me be specific with this rhetorical bit: What is Ram meant to do when looking at his guilt made manifest in the wounds littering Bheem's body, put there by his hand? Guilt that has been looming over his actions since his final shot in his village at his father's back?

(do you ever think about the fact that they show us the moment Ram stopped genuinely smiling until the day he met Bheem?...i do)

After the flogging Ram says Bheem is a volcano; I want to take that metaphor and turn it in my hands a bit to say I'd regard Bheem more as the catalyst for the eruption of people in Delhi, the introduction of magma into the chamber that triggers the previous buildup to come rushing forth; again another analysis for another time. Suffice it to say Bheem's actions and defiance in the face of the British and his torture incite immediate and tangible results in a way that Ram's methods from the inside never have and never would have been able to.

Here's where I'm going to bring it back to the idea of Ram and his happiness to potentially die for Bheem

Ram pins his hopes of a successful revolution onto Bheem. He doesn't seem the type to excuse failure in any capacity in regard to himself, and he has just been made painfully and undeniably aware that what he has been doing for the past 4 years has not been working; time to effectively decommission himself as the weapon. And if he dies, well, such is the way of things, no? Ram is beyond skilled in a great many things, especially combat, but I doubt he's ever regarded himself as invincible, he gets hurt too badly and far too often for that to make sense. Luck eventually runs out. He can do what needs to be done, he has every confidence in that, but he's aware of the possibility that doing so will come at the cost of his life. And with all that he has done up to the point of his about face after Bheem's flogging, he's more than ready to pay that price in his own blood.

Ram's life is not his, at least not by his estimation, and if he can keep Bheem alive, his own life is fine to be forfeit. He can die happy knowing Bheem still lives, with the added bonus of knowing the revolution will continue in his absence. At least in death he will have successfully done something good for his people and country.

To Summarize:

Both men are at peace with the idea of their respective deaths: Ram ultimately because he doesn't see his death as a loss if Bheem is still alive, and Bheem because he doesn't see his death as a tragedy if it means saving the life of another, especially with the knowledge that he can hold his friendship with Ram in his heart as he dies.

Though of course, within the context of the movie, neither of them has to die for the other, and I like to think that after the events of the movie they will gladly keep each other alive and never even think to regard doing so as a burden.

And that's where I'll end this analysis. If you made it this far, or just skipped to the summary, thank you for reading!

[rrr-is-gay]

I’ve said something similar to this before, but I do think it bears repeating: Ram and Bheem ARE best friends, and shipping them does not preclude that! Things like Ram’s emotional reaction to the betrayal, or Bheem’s horror when he finds out about the scheduled execution, or Ram’s tears during the flogging, hell, even all the giggly cutesy Dosti dates! None of these things are implausible for platonic friendship. Brotherhood, even! So I don’t necessarily think it’s fair to point to things like this as evidence that Ram & Bheem should be lovers.

At the risk of sounding pretentious and annoying, I ship rambheem (and you should too!) for more intangible reasons: Their erotic chemistry. The romantic grandeur of their gestures and statements towards one another. All the loving glances and smiles. The habitual nervous reaching for each other— yearning for physical touch. The way their eyes light up in each other’s presence, beyond mere delight, fully immersed in ADORATION and AWE! The tangled web of fate smoothing out to lead them to one another, guiding them to the success of their missions ONLY THROUGH EACH OTHER! The depth of familiarity with each other’s BODIES!!!!!!!

Romance isn’t just “he cares so much about this person!” It’s “his soul is made whole by this person.” It’s “his life path is permanently realigned because of this person.” It’s “his entire body reacts to the pheromones of this person.” And yes, it’s also “he would have the absolute most insanely hot nasty wild animal sex with this person”!!!!

[zeherili-ankhein]

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Intro Post... Everything under cut

Now that I have enough things my blog is dedicated to, I am posting this introduction post hehe...

About Me:

◍ Just call me “Shaku” lmao.... T_T

◍ I'm a minor, 16 year old studying in 11th class from Kolkata

◍ Yes I am Bangali, (bati ami.. maa ghoti, baba bangal lol)

◍ A proud Slytherin 🐍

◍ Bengali literatures I have read

◍ Thakumar Jhuli fan since the day I started watching (which is as a fucking 2 and a half year old lol)

Favourite ones are - ofcourse Shakchunni, Arun Barun o Kironmala, Monimala, Shahasradal o Champakdal, Sath bhai Champa, Lal Komol o Neel Komol and everything else..

◍ Pandob Goyenda fan forever

◍ I love Chhota Bheem and Shinchan so much

◍ And I absolutely love green 💚

◍ If I could I'd become a forest witch maybe... or a blue lotus... or a snake perhaps..

◍ ornithophobic, ophiophile, selenophile and floraphile

◍ Kolkata biriyani is the best 🗿

◍ Official MohiniChanchal child (fight me if you dare deny it)

◍ Pinterest board for Hindu mythology aesthetics

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– @laddoo-hain-drugs-nahi

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And some more... But why reveal them 🤭

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→ Voices of the Gods part 1

→ Voices of the Gods part 2

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→ Shatrughan da Ghoomar master

→ Hindu gods modern au

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෴ Paper flowers part 1

෴ Paper flowers part 2

෴ Other paper stuff

෴ Kartikeya with Paravani art (with og lore)

෴ Shri Hari (pencil sketch)

෴ Murlidhar (pencil sketch)

෴ silly landscape

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[lakshana-ke-lakshan]

Ok y'all, imagine a modern AU for RRR. What profession suits our main characters? Idk about ram tbh, I'm not as invested in him as I'm invested in Bheem.

But Bheem

This guy

As we'll think at first glance that he'd be doing some Hard and rugged job, considering his body

Which is correct to a very good extent

Bro has a build of a bear

Like-those arms and not to mention, those ✨ thighs ✨

But what I think, he'll choose to be some kind of a doctor...or a vet all together

Cuz look, this guy(in the movie) , makes a cure, for a snake, that was said to be incurable by a member of his OWN tribe and ram? He fine-

Yes, this might seem that ram has some good GOOD healing system, I agree. But it's good doesn't mean that it'll be able to cure some incurable venom????!!!!!

Or this maybe made me realise that I'm watching a movie 🙂

And yes, lacchu might even have been lying about the- "dead within one hour" part, but looking at the sheer expression of shock and dread filling bheem's face says otherwise.

So yes,bheem whips out some good aa leaves and makes a paste, boom 💥 wound is gone

A good ass doctor.

And like- even better if he's like a pediatrician. I'm sure he gives the best hugs and kids will absolutely love and trust him for sure. And + point, he'd be also very good at consoling the family of patients yk, considering he looks like a big big empath

So ya

But imagine, ram, a detective or some kinda police officer, gets wounded and taken to the hospital where bheem takes care of him.

It's friendship at first sight y'all unfortunately

Then the usual-

"Bhaiya how the hell do you get wounded so much ಠ⁠︵⁠ಠ" while tenderly caring for them wounds and ram just watched him with a smile on his face he doesn't realise is there.

Then suddenly ram realises what he's doing

Getting wounded on purpose just to meet Bheem

This is not healthy (both ways)

So ya, plot develops and 💥

So yes

Bheem= doctor

I rest my case your honor

[fangirlshrewt97]

*at a zoo*

Bheem: What are they in for?

Ram: Bheem, this isn't prison.

Bheem: So they can leave?

Ram: No, but-

Bheem: Then they are being illegally detained.

Ram: Maybe this was not the best date idea...

[enigma-the-mysterious]

I am curious so....

No "all of the above" or combinations allowed! You only get one choice. Choose wisely!

Oh, and reblog for a larger sample size please!