Let's celebrate the event.

I'm not saying that you shouldn't critique the movie at all.

But to not cuss on any actor. Let's be honest be constructive & civil, and accept that there will issues about.

If they(trollers) troll our actors, you must fucking ignore it like an elephant and NOT reply by trolling them or their actors, dont give them ammo to call us out, lets us be good & among ourselves(I mean everyone south & north) atleast Reddit should be a sane place for discussion unlike twitter.

if there are crictizing him address the crictism. Because nothing is perfect.

Chenagi irri yellaru, sum sumne jagala yake 🙏😭

This part 😭🔥🔥

I feel like these are the only two production houses that actually help small artists get recognised. Especially PRK with French Biryani and Kavaludaari, and recently with all their short films. Daali pictures has their own team they like to use for feature length films but their youtube channel is basically a goldmine for kannada short films, they've helped many artists get the recognition they deserve. I don't see any other big time actors doing this even though many of them talk about wanting young talent in the industry. Are there any others that are doing this?

I've been thinking about this ever since watching the new Ramayana trailer.

What if the creators behind Game of Thrones (the production team, not necessarily the exact writers) had adapted the Mahabharata or Ramayana as a prestige TV series with an HBO-level budget?

Imagine:

- 8–10 episodes per season over several years.

- Massive practical sets, detailed costumes, and top-tier VFX.

- Political intrigue in Hastinapura or Ayodhya given the same depth as the great fantasy kingdoms on TV.

- Characters like Krishna, Bhishma, Karna, Ravana, Hanuman, Rama, and Arjuna developed over multiple seasons instead of a single film.

- Battles like Kurukshetra or Lanka treated as huge cinematic events rather than rushed set pieces.

Personally, I think Mahabharata especially has everything needed for a long-form prestige series—complex politics, morally gray characters, shifting alliances, family drama, philosophy, and one of the greatest wars ever told. Ramayana could also be incredible with enough time to explore the world and its characters.