#padmaavati

[annakarinahumphreys]

Movement Studies II

After my first study I wanted to be try to capture more movement. To do this I decided to draw from a different dance that could have more movement. Of all the dances that came to mind I thought that Ghoomar from Padmaavati would have one of the most interesting ranges of motion. I think the movement of this piece is definitely improved from the earlier UCLAN study. I think this still could have done with including more of the movement of the skirt to show the movement.

#summer 2023 #ax3333 #art #Youtube

[yuvan123]

How large is the market for imitation jewellery in India?

Uncovering the Massive Demand: Exploring the Size of India's Imitation Jewellery Market!

Imitation jewellery has always been an integral part of the Indian fashion industry. It is widely popular among all age groups and is a perfect go-to option for those who want to stay fashionable on a budget. As per the latest reports, the market for imitation jewellery in India is growing rapidly and is expected to touch new heights in the coming years.

The Indian imitation jewellery market size has witnessed a significant surge in demand due to factors like affordability, plethora of designs, and ease of availability. According to a recent study conducted by Technavio, the Indian imitation jewellery market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7% from 2020-2024. This growth can be attributed to the increasing demand for trendy and fashionable jewellery among women.

Although imitation jewellery is not as expensive as precious metals, it is highly versatile and is available in a wide range of designs. From traditional ethnic jewellery to modern contemporary pieces, imitation jewellery caters to all preferences and occasions. This has further helped in expanding the reach of imitation jewellery in the Indian market.

Plastic, and base metals. Its affordability and versatility make it an attractive option for fashion-conscious people who change their accessories frequently. From traditional to modern designs, imitation jewellery has it all. It's not just a substitute for expensive jewellery, but it has become a style statement on its own.

In addition to this, online shopping platforms have made it easier for customers to access a wider range of products at their convenience. The rising popularity of e-commerce has also played a significant role in the growth of the market, as online platforms offer lucrative discounts and attractive deals, which encourage customers to buy.

The increasing demand for imitation jewellery can be attributed to several factors. The rise of e-commerce has made it easier for people to buy imitation jewellery online, which has led to an increase in sales. Moreover, people are becoming more conscious of their spending habits and are looking for affordable alternatives to real jewellery.

Another driving factor is the rise of the fashion industry. Fashion influencers and celebrities often accessorize with imitation jewellery, which inspires their followers to do the same. India's film industry, Bollywood, has also played a significant role in promoting imitation jewellery on a larger scale. Movies like "Jodhaa Akbar" and "Padmaavati" have showcased imitation jewellery to the masses and have made it more acceptable.

Imitation jewellery has also become a popular choice among millennials, who are always on the lookout for trendy and affordable fashion accessories. The growth of the market is expected to continue exponentially as the younger generations become more fashion-conscious.

Conclusion

Overall, the market for imitation jewellery in India is growing at a steady pace and has the potential to expand further in the coming years. To offers an affordable and attractive alternative to real jewellery and caters to a diverse set of customers. The focus on design and customization has also made it a hit among millennials. With the rise of e-commerce and the fashion industry, the imitation jewellery market size in India is expected to continue growing in the years to come.  With the rising popularity of imitation jewellery and the increasing demand among customers, it is safe to say that the future of the imitation jewellery market in India looks bright.

#imitation jewellery #Imitation jewellery market #Ethnic jewellery

[gulaabjamoon]

BItchhhh yOUre a MahaRashtrIan sAy ehAaattt

ए हट्ट

#desi tag #you're maharashtrian too? #padmaavati #ask

[netlex]

Padmavati and Hiraman, the talking parrot

Padmaavat (starring Deepika Padukone in the title role as Rani Padmini,) is a 2018 Bollywood period drama directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali based on an epic poem, ‘Padmavat’, by Sufi author Malik Muhammad Jayasi in 1540 CE.

Padmini, also known as Padmavati, was an exceptionally beautiful princess of the Singhal kingdom (Sri Lanka). Ratan Sen, the Rajput ruler of Chittor Fort, heard about her beauty from a talking parrot named Hiraman. After an adventurous quest, he won her hand in marriage and brought her to Chittor. Alauddin Khalji, the Sultan of Delhi, also heard about her beauty, and laid siege to Chittor to obtain her. Many events occurred during the period of the siege, till the fort was finally taken. Meanwhile, Ratan Sen was killed in a duel with Devpal, the king of Kumbhalner, who was also enamoured with Padmavati’s beauty. Before Alauddin Khalji could capture Chittor, Padmavati and her companions committed Jauhar (self-immolation) to protect their honour. After her sacrifice, the Rajput men died fighting on the battlefield.’  [read more]

Groups claiming to represent the Rajput community have said the alleged depiction of romance between legendry Hindu queen Padmini and Delhi Sultanate ruler Alauddin Khilji insults the Rajput community. The film’s makers have been denying the allegation. Historians are divided over whether Padmavati ever existed, but interestingly, it is not a trivial question to ask how Hiraman, the talking parrot, could have well communicated about the princess Padmini to Ratan Sen. Assuming that the bird flew from Sri Lanka to Rajasthan, it might be talking in Sihanli language not in Marwari/Rajasthani or Hindi. In addition, when Ratan Sen was the King of Medapata (Mewar), - the time frame of 1302 –1303 CE -, no king named Gandharv Sen had ever existed in Singhal history.

These objections, among many others, should have led us to wisely conclude that the character of Padmavati is probably fictitious. However, if nevertheless, such communication between Hiraman and Ratan Sen was deemed plausible, the most forceful backing for such conclusion is that in India, the beauty of women is so powerful that parrots are compelled to talk about it.

Indian princesses might have kept the secret but instead, male vanity probably spread the word that parrots, flying from a palace to another to boast about women of extraordinary beauty, can be instrumental in the power struggle between the Princes for whom the possession of the most coveted treasures, including beauty whatsoever, is politically significant, and as such, meant to be ostentatious.  

And soon, the news crossed the seas. In other continents (i.e Africa), talking parrots discovered that women’s beauty comes in a variety of shapes.  Thus, since Padmavati’s reign, the competition among parrots to serve the most beautiful princess, has been emulating the vanity of men willing to conqueer the most beautiful women, in much the same way Hiraman’s talk about Padmavati ignited the rivalry between Ratan Sen and Alauddin Khalji, the Sultan of Delhi.  

Today, and quite surprisingly, the way of winning a man’s heart with the help of talking parrots is not seen as totally fictitious anymore. Padmavati’s epic story might well have inspired what is probably a urban legend. Once provided with the usable technology, it was not long before some today’s would-be-princesses decided to show-off their online presence with their talking parrot. Needless to wonder why. Millions of souls have installed « love matching apps » in their smartphone. Certainly because they expect these apps to be just as helpful as « talking parrots » praising Padmavati’s beauty to her pretenders.

#padmaavati #hiraman #talking parrot #urban legend #epic story #humour

[paneerlajwanti]

You changed your icon. I hardly recognize you now 😂 I don't know who that person is. Please educate me 😊

😂😂😂😂

Yes I did change my icon, even I find it very tough to recognize myself.

That woman there in the icon is Madhuri Dixit, Bollywood's Dancing Diva, and a phenomenal Actress.

The image is from Devdas, a period drama where she plays Chandramukhi, a courtesan with a heart of gold.

My url name padmaaavati has multiple meanings and is basically the name padmavati.

padma means a lotus.

padmavati is another name for Lakshmi, the goddess of fortune.

padmavati is the name of a very iconic queen from Indian history.

#gokiscribbles #goki explains #goki has a thing for madhuri #goki definitely has a thing for deepika #padmavati #padmaavati #padmaaavati

[amysonrisa]

“Our meeting was a coincidence, but sometimes coincidences are beautiful just like this place of yours.“

#Padmaavat #Hindi #Deepika Padukone #Padmaavati #Shahid Kapoor #Ranveer Singh #love #hindi movie #padmaavat 2018 #indian #drama #couple #beauty #women #women rights #strong #equal rights #feminism #humanity #movie #quote #dark skin women #girl power #rights #loveislove #lovers #passion #kiss #couple goals #gif

[chaandaniya]

#Deepika Padukone #padmaavat #bollywood2 #bollywoodedit #perioddramaedit #bollywood #padmaavati #perioddrama #screencaps #fashion #request #edits

[deathsus]

it’s about time???

#deepveer #deepika padukone #ranveer singh #deepveer ki shaadi #deepika #ranveer #bollywood #bollywood2 #ram-leela #bajirao mastani #goliyon ki rasleela ram-leela #padmaavat #padmaavati #lol i love them so much #parents #bollywoodedit #sabyasachi #sabyasaachi

[ranveeraaa]

Ranveer Singh | Padmaavat     ↳ Sultan Alauddin Khilji. 

#ranveer singh #padmaavat #padmaavati #sultan #alauddin khilji #khilji #battle of chittorgarh #slb #sanjay leela bhansali #queue ne maari entriyaan

[my-window-reflection]

Padmaavat (2018) dir. Sanjay Leela Bhansali

#padmaavat #bollywood #deepika padukone #padmaavati #sanjay leela bhansali #bollywood movie

[hitachibaylouisher]

HOW I WANT MY FUTURE HUSBAND TO LOOK AT ME, LIKE “I’M GONNA GET THAT ASS”

#HITACHIBAYLOU #MYHUSBAND #ISHQ #PADMAAVAT #PADMAAVATI #NAINOWALENE #BOLLYWOOD #180318

[newzzhub]

We all need to figure ways and deal with the current circumstances: Anupria Goenka

We all need to figure ways and deal with the current circumstances: Anupria Goenka

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“Lockdown has been a mix of all sorts of emotions. There is lot of…

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#AnupriaGoenka #Bollywood #coronavirus #covid19 #DeepikaPadukone #lockdown #Padmaavat #Padmaavati #Pandemic #quarantine #SanjayLeelaBhansali #ShahidKapoor #Unlock3.0

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Is Akshay Kumar afraid of Padmaavat PadMan clash?

Akshay Kumar afraid of Padmaavat PadMan clash? #PoutStation #PadMan #Padmaavat Here's what happened -

Akshay Kumar postpones PadMan after a clash between Padmaavat PadMan.

Akshay Kumar agrees to postpone his Republic Day release PadMan which is based on a true story after Padmaavat announces the same release date. To avoid Padmaavat PadMan clash Akshay postpones PadMan. Akshay Kumar said Sanjay Leela Bhansali has already been too much. They have a lot of money invested already. Team…

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#Akshay Kumar #Deepika Padukone #Karni Sena #Latest Bollywood NEws #Latest news #Padmaavat #Padmaavati #PadMan #Ranveerr Singh #Shahid Kapoor

[chanluster]

I'm desi, yes 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 i looooved Deepika in all the historical movies, i kid you not 😵❤️ padmaavati, mastaani and leela 😍😍😍😍 mastaani is my favourite tho, but padmaavati follows closely - they both are such graceful characters but they carry such distinctly different kinds of Grace and IT'S SO AMAZING TO WATCH 😍😍😍

BRUH DEEPIKA IN EVERY MOVIE ❤️❤️👄❤️❤️ I think sumn about her as mastani was so poetic and oh my fjcking god in padmaavati she literally made my heart drop she’s so fine 😭😭 there’s sumn about sanjay leela bansali movies that hit so different

#asks #sleepylixie asks #AND LIKE #THE SOUNDTRACK #GOD GOD GOD I CAN GO A W N ABOUT THE SOUNDTRACK #ONE OF MY FAVOURITE BOLLYWOOD SONFS OF ALL TIME #AAYAT 😭😭😭❤️😭❤️😭😭❤️😭😭❤️ #every time I hear it tears come to my eyes I shit u not #the poetry ❤️💧❤️💧💧 #also khalibhali from padmaavati is also a very fire song #ranveer dressed as a crazed warrior general made my shit freeze

[ladywind]

Desis who watched padmaavati four years ago whenyou definitely wwere not ready to watch it rise up.....................

#THE ATROCITIEESSSSSSSSSSS

[herawell]

hi there! I happened to chance upon on your rendition of Padmaavat on AO3 and it was mind-blowing. Like omg the prose I was d e c e a s e d! Hope you are not mad for having to hear this again, but will you be continuing the series? Either ways thank you for your work I never knew there was a fandom out there for the movie let alone Mehrunissa/Padmaavati shippers 👁👄👁. Seriously the fic was just chef's kiss!

Thank you so much anon!!!!!!!!

I'm currently busy with school for the next few weeks, and after that I have some Hindu mythology fics I want to write and LOTR canon to read/watch, but I'm still intrigued by the film and particularly Mehru/Padmavati, so who knows? Also, I ended up rbing a bunch of Mehrunissa & Padmaavat posts just now, thanks to your message lol.

(Also, shameless self-plug here for anyone else.)

#anonymous #answered #nice things people say to me #padmaavat #otp: i am doing this for myself