How much do Telugu serial writers earn? aa serials vi part 1, part 2 chudaleka pothuna. Lag chesi mari story chupistaru. How? Why? Is it even profitable??

I don’t wana be discriminatory but I really would want to have some Tamil friends around my place of work cuz I’ve still got a long way to go before I can learn to speak in Telugu..and I kinda feel like a loner sometimes when I’m not able to converse in the local language.

I wanted to ask this question to fellow Hindu and Buddhist people in Nepal. I know almost 80% of people in Nepal are hindus. There are temples in every nook and cranny of Kathmandu. Similarly, some people inside Kathmandu valley follow buddhism and hinduism. I've seen almost all people (including youths) visiting temples, worshipping (atleast touching the Gods' murthis (Statue/ idols translated from Telugu) and touching their forehead). But how well versed are Nepalis in Hindu scriptures? Bhagvad Gita is quite popular so many might have read it but how about Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads? Similarly, how many buddhists have actually read Tripitaka or practiced some sort of meditation?
​
Ps. I just wanted to learn more about Nepal from the Nepali people. I belong to Telangana (state of southern India) and I visited Kathmandu about a month ago and I was surprised from the spirituality of Kathmandu. I was delighted to see many temples in almost every junction of Kathmandu and people worshipping. Besides, the concept of touching the God's murti connected me with the God (unlike in Kerala, we aren't allowed to touch Murtis). I can't wait to visit Nepal again and this time to Mukthinath.

Hyderabad: A City of Nizams, Charminar, and Biryani
Introduction: Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana, is a vibrant metropolis with a rich history, diverse culture, and delectable cuisine. From the iconic Charminar to the bustling markets, Hyderabad offers a captivating blend of heritage and modernity.
Presentation:
Charminar: The Charminar, a 16th-century monument, is the symbol of Hyderabad. This four-minaretted structure stands tall in the heart of the old city, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Golconda Fort: Once the capital of the Qutb Shahi dynasty, Golconda Fort is a magnificent fortress perched on a granite hill. Explore its intricate gateways, massive ramparts, and underground water supply system.
Hussain Sagar Lake: This picturesque lake is home to the iconic Buddha statue, one of the tallest monolithic statues in the world. Take a boat ride to admire the statue and enjoy the serene ambiance.
Salar Jung Museum: Housing one of the largest collections of artifacts in India, the Salar Jung Museum is a treasure trove of art and history. Marvel at its exquisite paintings, sculptures, and manuscripts.
Laad Bazaar: Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Laad Bazaar, a bustling market known for its traditional bangles, pearls, and handicrafts.
Ramoji Film City: Spread over 2,000 acres, Ramoji Film City is the largest integrated film studio in the world. Take a guided tour to witness the magic of filmmaking and explore its themed attractions.
Conclusion: Hyderabad is a city that captivates with its historical charm, cultural diversity, and culinary delights. From exploring ancient monuments to indulging in delectable biryani, Hyderabad offers an unforgettable travel experience.
Tips for Planning Your Trip:

• Book your flights and hotels through Expedia: https://expedia.com/affiliate/8qyQGR2
• Use Expedia to find entertainment programs in the area.
• Visit during the winter months (October-March) for pleasant weather.
• Sample the local cuisine, especially the famous Hyderabadi biryani.
• Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting religious sites.
• Learn a few basic Telugu phrases to enhance your interactions.

Hey Bondhas, so I have been seeing a lot of loneliness stories these days and also people not able to interact with others at all. So I just thought, to make a subReddit called "Bandham".
Basically, A Telugu community where people introduce themselves through thoughtful essays, exploring the qualities of people who best suit them(PS: We can also find great stories). Connect with those whose words resonate with you, start conversations, and build meaningful relationships.
Essays lo we see that people share a bit about themselves – interests, hobbies, and what makes them unique. Preferred Qualities in Others- the qualities, values, and characteristics of people who best suit you as friends, partners, or colleagues. With topics that are hard to lie about- specific experiences, personal values, and deeply held beliefs that reveal the person's true self.
Subreddit Rules ila undalanukuntunna:
Respect and Civility: Treat everyone with respect. Personal attacks, harassment, or discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated.
Quality Posts: Essays should be a minimum of 300 words, focusing on introducing yourself and describing the qualities of people who best suit you. Include topics that are genuine and difficult to lie about.
Genuine Engagement: Engage sincerely with others' essays. If someone's essay resonates with you, feel free to connect via chat or private message.
Privacy: Do not share personal information publicly. Use private messaging for deeper conversations.
No Spam: Self-promotion, irrelevant links, or spam will be removed, also no NSFW content.
Moderation: Moderators have the final say in disputes. Follow their guidance for a positive experience.

User Flairs:

• Looking for Friends
• Looking to Date (cause our people turn anything to a dating site, so... seperate ga flair pettina)
• Looking for Colleagues
• Just Here to Read

Subreddit Flairs:

• Introduction
• Friendship
• Relationship
• Networking

Would it work? What do you think about it? Would you want to be a part of it? Would go ahead, if it can work.. Also then I need a team of moderators, people interested can just dm!

A native Bengalurean. Born here , stayed here , travelled a bit. Across countries and also states. I am from the community which do kaarga here. So we speak a language not many know. It's a mix of Tamil Telugu. Nobody knows how it formed but it is probably due to the fact we were nomads looking for work some hundred of years ago. I guess all my family members are multilingual. In Tamil Telugu and kannada. And we have opted kannada as a primary language for reading and writing and still speak a bit of Tamil at home. But we are proud kannadigas. So I imagine this kaarga history dates back 100s of years ago. Maybe during tippu sultan time.
Also I have many friends around me whose mother tongue is either Tamil, Telugu , marati ,at home. Even knew a person who spoke malayam at home. But we all converse and have a laugh in kannada. So that's the beauty of migration. I guess their families migrated for better life to the city. Maybe a bank job , business etc etc.
I am making this post especially after some guy randomly commented that kannada and other languages will die cause Hindi English will prevail eventually.
I guess not sherlock. The migration thing has been happening for a long time to Bengaluru. There are many house holds whose mother tongue would be different yet they all speak in kannada in public with their friends. This kind of bilingual or multilingual population can only be found here.
Many of the Tamil and telugu speaking communities can be found in Bengaluru where they have assimilated into our local culture and tradition.
The assumption of the people coming to Bengaluru now is that they are the ones running the show. It's because of these Hindi speaking population that migrated here , we are getting this prosperity , infrastructure, rent etc is ridiculous.
Tbh the IT boom has been a curse. The earlier migration that came assimilated and contributed to the local governance, local culture etc. What I am seeing now is this IT migration crowd have little patience in even understanding the local culture , people , language etc. That's why these scuffles are happening. So please spare us this lecture about being tolerant to outsiders. This city has been nothing but beautiful in accepting people who have accepted it. Hell this entire sub was made due to the toxicity of the outsiders who complain as if it's their entitlement to have Bengaluru for their own.
The city has got rapid growth with people coming from everywhere. Even from different parts of Karnataka.
Everyone take a chill pill. Try to assimilate, learn , observe and apply some critical thinking. Social media has ruined the fabric of society. Some random cab uncle having a bad day with a entitled guy 🤦 makes the entire south India racist on a social forum.
All we native Bengalureans ask is please enjoy our city. Don't bad mouth it. If you like it , learn the local culture and language, it will always welcome you. If you don't want to stay and help. Make that quick buck and get out of here without complaining.
Go please develop your cities. One city cannot handle the migration. Invest in your tier 2 3 cities. So that we can stop hearing this complaints.
Also to the Bengalureans , stop responding in Hindi . If you want to see kannada to be used more. Use Hindi minimally. The older generation used kannada which made the migrants learn kannada. Until unless you push for it. It is what it is. Naavu mutaldru , navvu badlagi swalpa nadru nam bashe uddara madbeku. Kannada content consume Maadi. Kannada books thogoli, kannada matte upyogsanna. Maybe even kannada written in English for starters. Sumne eeetara online jagla aadi prayojna illa.
ಅಷ್ಟೇ
Edit : made this post after having enough about people complaining about the city. It was just random rage. I see ppl disagreeing about how some are tourists or here for few weeks. We don't expect them to learn kannada we will speak in Hindi. Help them out. This post is for those who stay and bitch about the city continuously with their entitlement to receive everything and yet they don't vote or involve in the cities development. Like how can banks expect my dad to speak in Hindi to get his work done. What nonsense is that ? Outsiders won't understand how annoying it is with their attitude on how the city is bad. The problem is due to the rapid migration. If you keep coming these politicians will just keep exploiting.
Copy pasting a TDLR someone wrote. Thanks for that man.
TDLR: TLDR: OP is from Tamil-Telugu amalgamation language speaking community and is multilingual. Believes local languages will not die because of Hindi-English speaking communities because people who migrated Bengaluru adapted and learnt Kannada. OP suggests migrants to develop their own tier 2&3 cities to not have to migrate to Bengaluru . Op suggests the locals use minimal Hindi so as to force the migrants to learn Kannada and suggests they do so by whatever means necessary.

Hey clashers! We are reviving our clan and in need of active players with th10 and above ( non-rushed bases only ). Join us on our way to the top.
It's an Indian clan with active members. The following languages are accepted: English, Hindi and Telugu.
Join here: https://link.clashofclans.com/en?action=OpenClanProfile&tag=9U98PJJG

Hi everyone, I’m really interested in learning to speak and understand Telugu to interact with friends and folks in Hyderabad. I can speak Kannada and Tulu and am hoping some grammar rules/words might be easier for me to pick up. Are there any resources for Kannada speakers trying to learn to speak Telugu. PS: Can’t read/write Kannada, so English transliteration would be helpful.

Hey guys so I am non Telugu speaker, started learning and understanding Telugu through Telugu movies , I come to this subreddit to see if any new movies are released and to see their review.
So the request is that comments are mostly in Telugu written in English so guys if you can plz wite a translation below it in brackets it'll be helpful for me and many others non Telugu speakers to engage with you guys.

అరుణ అరుదైన ఓ అందాల ఆమనీ నీ ఎదసాటున నలుగుతున్న సూపవే కరుణా అరుణ నీ అరికాలి అడుగులనడుగే అలసినదమ్మా మనసు… కన్నైన మోపవే
Full Lyrics - https://10to5.in/aruna-o-andhala-amani-love-failure-song-lyrics/

why are there no active shitposting subs in telugu other than ni bondha? posting in ni bondha takes forever, even post chesina kani they get deleted or archived in a day or two.
I've searched for previous posts regarding this kani every sub mentioned is inactive. also there's no sub for telugu women like twoXchromosomes. thought someone might know about this.

An industry that is at an all time box office high, has an embarrassingly less amount of female characters in its films and even lesser r the ones that r decently written and have some substance. And this isn't limited to on screen. Behind the camera, the situation is worse. Rumoured to be very unsafe environments for women, female technicians r close to none. Imagine the plethora of diverse storytelling lost.
Across our films, one would have to cherry pick female characters that matter.
An industry that claims to want to diversify its stories and its genres not feeling the need to go beyond the lens of straight men seems redundant. Evidently, different social groups provide different stories to be told with different treatments. There is scope for braver and more honest cinema and I hope we take it.
PS: Look at the 1st Indian film in 30 years that has made it to the Cannes competition
PS 2: Yall dont talk about progressive cinema and being the most relevant industry in the country if talk of diversifying ur stories and going beyond a set redundant lense becomes a question of why and makes u so salty 🤪.
Picking an example here and there doesnt help. Like imagine if it was the opposite. Oh, the 2nd AD of this this film was a man. Atleast Telugu cinema doesnt claim to be a beacon of progress.

Watched The Fall Guy movie last night. It was a fun watch. After watching the movie felt like this is what the story of Ram charan's Brucelee movie should have been. It would have worked so well in telugu. Even now it's not too late. If Ram Charan ever wants to do a quickie remake between his pan India movies, he should consider doing this movie. This will work well as a pan Indian movie too and Ram Charan is apt for the role no second thought.
Those who haven't watched this movie yet, do check it out.

Wiktionary says that it’s from niśrēņi(నిశ్రేణి) which is from Sanskrit but some dictionaries say that it’s a native Telugu word.
If it is a native Telugu word, then I think it probably comes from the roots in DEDR 3675.