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Sam retweeted
I pray for more and more intelligently written movies so this audience can actually get used to paying attention while watching a movie
Someone please clarify?
Anandaraj says that the killer was accompanied by two people, and one of them could possibly be an auto driver.
Inbarajโs mother mentions that he always wears either a red or blue checked shirt.
During the scene where they chase the ironing lady, Suriya asks his police team to stop her. Nazriya follows her, & even Suriya follows them as well. However, Nazriya says, โThere are so many people here. I canโt find him.โ
But Naslen is the only one there wearing a red checked shirt. Even the police officer whom Suriya instructed to stop her keeps watching until the woman puts the SIM card in her mouth.
After she does that, they completely forget both the auto driver clue mentioned by Suriyaโs father and the shirt colour clue mentioned by Suriyaโs mother. Instead, they randomly put her into an auto and send her away with Nasler and driver just noting the auto number alone?
Is this a miss from director or am i missing something here?
#Scene
Sam retweeted
i think yall canโt tell the difference between an artist writing silly lyrics thinking theyโre deep and poetic and an artist writing silly lyrics to make a silly lighthearted song intentionally
Sam retweeted
But when we asked Ronaldo to Score in Wc , you guys said bruno & Neves didn't Create Chances .
So , you need Contribution from others to score a goal ?
Say whatever, Messi The player Who can both Create & Score is the SUPREME one , The G.O.A.T !
The fact that you've to add "contributions" next to "GOAL" says who's behind. Say whatever, @Cristiano is the SUPREME one, the G.O.A.T.
Sam retweeted
The many beat the money. The people beat the corporations and special interests. Hope beat hate and fear.ย
Michigan, we won.
Sam retweeted
and this is why music discourse is cooked on here
some of you think art is a popularity contest and parade ignorance around like itโs a virtue
Sam retweeted
We got your back, New York!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Several figures here arenโt federal results or NY-specific. The $472B combines US wide pledges: Micron's $250B is nationwide (NY site $100B) Anthropic's $50B covers TX and NY. The 48% murder drop is from NY's state run GIVE program (28 departments, Jan โ May 2026).
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governor.ny.gov/news/safer-strโฆ
Sam retweeted
Vijay cuts a ribbon and his fans call him โsmarter and sharper.โ Bro, those are the scissors. ๐ญ
Sam retweeted
thank god they didn't go with this ending ๐ญ i would've absolutely loved to see my karthi and dorothy (subbu) get married but why on earth did veeraya suddenly get a redemption arc? that asshole deserves to d*e ๐ญ
#Dorothy Original Ending in Script ๐ฒ:
After the kiss, they'll return to Madurai, where their wedding preparations will take place with their close ones. Whistle Veeraya and his gang arrive to kill them. However, when Veeraya sees Dorothy (Subbu) in that attire, he is reminded of his mother and tries to stop the brothers.
They argue that even if they accept her as a girl and Karthi as someone from a different caste, how can they marry their girl off to him..? They then try to kill Karthi, but Dorothy steps in and fights them in a Bruce Lee style martial arts sequence..๐ฅ
Sam retweeted
what's stopping these kollywood directors from hiring santhosh narayanan atp... this gv prakash music is tiring. getting back to back mid music from him for every upcoming movie is just exhausting๐คข๐ญ๐ซฉ
Itโs official !! @gvprakash is onboard for Thiagarajan Kumararajaโs #PocketNovel .
#ThiagarajanKumararaja @VijaySethuOffl @MalavikaM_ @RajbShettyOMK #ActorKishore @dhilipaction @tylerdurdenand1 #NiravShah @andrewxvasanth @Emadhi161 @just_cut_it @YugabhaarathiYb @artdir_raja
Sam retweeted
Jeeva Subramanian's journey is a reminder of how much talent goes undiscovered when prejudice decides who deserves an opportunity. How many stories remain untold because the people capable of telling them are denied a place in the room?
The applause she receives today matters. But so does the question her journey leaves behind: why must someone endure so much before the world is willing to see what they have to offer?
Jeeva's story deserves to be celebrated, not because she suffered, but because she is an actor with a talent worth recognising. Her dignity was never something the industry could grant her. The opportunity to practise her craft should never have been something she had to fight so hard to earn.
Representation means little if people are welcomed only as exceptions, their identities treated as spectacles and their abilities made secondary to their struggles.
Jeeva wants to be known for her talent. That should never have been too much to ask.
@jeeva_subramaniam.offl
#Dorothy #TransgenderPride #IndianCinema
[Jeeva Subramanian, Dorothy, transgender representation, transgender actors in Indian cinema, LGBTQIA+ inclusion, trans rights, Tamil cinema, breaking stereotypes, gender identity, equal opportunities, representation in films, talent over prejudice, inspiring stories, social change]