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A random memory from an old interview suddenly hit me today, and the more I thought about it, the more it explained a lot of what we’re seeing now. In an interview with me, Revanth Reddy said that he got his own ancestral home demolished against his mother’s will... after it had fallen into disrepair. Looking back, it probably explains why he has never struck me as someone who wud back down on HYDRAA bcos of pressure. People may support HYDRAA, oppose it, or debate its implementation. But if a person didn’t spare his own ancestral home & sent JCB for demolition, Durgam Cheruvu, Salkam Cheruvu are just matter of time. That’s politics. He later narrated the same on Aap ki Adalat 👇show more

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Beyond a simple ‘comeback,’ it’s an ‘evolution’” V’s voice has grown deeper and stronger - A look into Taehyung’s Rolling Stone interview 👩🏻 We’ve prepared a time to look into the very deep and sincere inner thoughts of BTS V, an artist loved all over the world. Recently, through an interview with the American music magazine Rolling Stone, he opened up about his music, acting, and the reflections he had during military service. It was filled with another side of Kim Taehyung as a person, different from the glamorous image seen on stage. In this interview, V clearly revealed his own philosophy toward acting and music. What was interesting is that he does not see acting and music as separate fields. V said that he approaches both acting and music with the same mindset, showing his determination not to be confined to just one genre. In fact, many of us still strongly remember his appearance in the drama Hwarang, but he shared his ambition to experience more diverse genres and roles in the future. Rather than settling into one fixed image, just as he shows different colors through music, he wants to take on a variety of characters in acting as well. It is a part that highlights V’s artistic perspective, as he sees acting too as an extension of music, a way of expressing his emotions. We also cannot leave out the story of military life, which many fans were curious about. V said that he viewed his military service not simply as time standing still, but as an opportunity to reorganize himself. He recalled it as a time to once again sort out what kind of person he ultimately wanted to become. At the center of that reflection were books. In this interview, V also surprisingly revealed his reading list. He shared that he immersed himself in Japanese mystery novels, especially works by Keigo Higashino, and also read books by author Han Kang after receiving recommendations. What was especially impressive was his mention of philosopher Choi Jin-seok’s book The Eleven Steps. He said that while reading this book, he reflected on his own life, and through those words, we could feel how deeply he had been strengthening his inner self during that time. Although his body was in the military, it seems his heart was traveling through a wider world through books and music. These experiences of reading and reflection naturally led into his own music work. Regarding his first solo album Layover, V said that he needed the experience of looking back on the moments he had walked through as BTS V, defining the album as the result that explains himself. He showed even more special affection when talking about the mentioned Arirang album. He said, “This album was truly the color and genre I wanted and pursued,” emphasizing how sincerely he approached every step of the process. Because so much affection was poured into it, it is evaluated as containing the musical direction V has long envisioned for himself. Not as a member of a group, but as a solo artist, it was an interview that conveyed his confidence in presenting the genre he does best and loves the most to the public. A healthy body strengthened through exercise, a deeper mind through reading, and a firmer artistic perspective, this interview showed that what V will present in the future will not simply be a comeback, but an evolution. V, who is unafraid of any genre or any role and intends to move forward at his own pace, we are already looking forward to what kind of emotion his deeper and stronger voice will bring us. (🔗 (🔗 #V #뷔 #BTSV #Taehyung #KimTaehyung

Beyond a simple ‘comeback,’ it’s an ‘evolution’” V’s voice has grown deeper and stronger - A look into Taehyung’s Rolling Stone interview 👩🏻 We’ve prepared a time to look into the very deep and sincere inner thoughts of BTS V, an artist loved all over the world. Recently, through an interview with the American music magazine Rolling Stone, he opened up about his music, acting, and the reflections he had during military service. It was filled with another side of Kim Taehyung as a person, different from the glamorous image seen on stage. In this interview, V clearly revealed his own philosophy toward acting and music. What was interesting is that he does not see acting and music as separate fields. V said that he approaches both acting and music with the same mindset, showing his determination not to be confined to just one genre. In fact, many of us still strongly remember his appearance in the drama Hwarang, but he shared his ambition to experience more diverse genres and roles in the future. Rather than settling into one fixed image, just as he shows different colors through music, he wants to take on a variety of characters in acting as well. It is a part that highlights V’s artistic perspective, as he sees acting too as an extension of music, a way of expressing his emotions. We also cannot leave out the story of military life, which many fans were curious about. V said that he viewed his military service not simply as time standing still, but as an opportunity to reorganize himself. He recalled it as a time to once again sort out what kind of person he ultimately wanted to become. At the center of that reflection were books. In this interview, V also surprisingly revealed his reading list. He shared that he immersed himself in Japanese mystery novels, especially works by Keigo Higashino, and also read books by author Han Kang after receiving recommendations. What was especially impressive was his mention of philosopher Choi Jin-seok’s book The Eleven Steps. He said that while reading this book, he reflected on his own life, and through those words, we could feel how deeply he had been strengthening his inner self during that time. Although his body was in the military, it seems his heart was traveling through a wider world through books and music. These experiences of reading and reflection naturally led into his own music work. Regarding his first solo album Layover, V said that he needed the experience of looking back on the moments he had walked through as BTS V, defining the album as the result that explains himself. He showed even more special affection when talking about the mentioned Arirang album. He said, “This album was truly the color and genre I wanted and pursued,” emphasizing how sincerely he approached every step of the process. Because so much affection was poured into it, it is evaluated as containing the musical direction V has long envisioned for himself. Not as a member of a group, but as a solo artist, it was an interview that conveyed his confidence in presenting the genre he does best and loves the most to the public. A healthy body strengthened through exercise, a deeper mind through reading, and a firmer artistic perspective, this interview showed that what V will present in the future will not simply be a comeback, but an evolution. V, who is unafraid of any genre or any role and intends to move forward at his own pace, we are already looking forward to what kind of emotion his deeper and stronger voice will bring us. (🔗 (🔗 #V #뷔 #BTSV #Taehyung #KimTaehyung

Taehyung Naver

30,260 views • 3 months ago

Charles Bronson and his agent, Paul Kohner disagreed on the message of "De@th Wish" (1974). His agent was against Bronson appearing in the movie. It was the only time that he disagreed with Bronson about a movie. Bronson said "Paul felt very strongly that it was a dangerous picture--that it might make people think it's right to take the law into their own hands. This is what the hero of the picture does when he wants a one-man vigilante squad to ki!! muggers, after three of them have murdered his wife and r@**d his daughter. I told Paul I thought the message was the same there that runs through a lot of my pictures: That violence is senseless because it only begets more violence." According to Michael Winner, Charles Bronson didn't like the ending and said that he won't do it. He feared how the public would perceive it as the ending suggested that he enjoyed ki!!ing people. Winner explained to him that was the core message of the movie - that his character enjoyed doing away with evil people. Bronson did the scene reluctantly and under protest because he always wanted to go home to dinner and have a rest. He had the option of arguing with Winner at the Central Station or do the scene to get home on time. He chose the latter. However, When the scene was a great success and critics and public loved it, Bronson went round telling everybody he wrote it. ("Winner Takes it All", Michael Winner, 2005 & IMDb)

Charles Bronson and his agent, Paul Kohner disagreed on the message of "De@th Wish" (1974). His agent was against Bronson appearing in the movie. It was the only time that he disagreed with Bronson about a movie. Bronson said "Paul felt very strongly that it was a dangerous picture--that it might make people think it's right to take the law into their own hands. This is what the hero of the picture does when he wants a one-man vigilante squad to ki!! muggers, after three of them have murdered his wife and r@**d his daughter. I told Paul I thought the message was the same there that runs through a lot of my pictures: That violence is senseless because it only begets more violence." According to Michael Winner, Charles Bronson didn't like the ending and said that he won't do it. He feared how the public would perceive it as the ending suggested that he enjoyed ki!!ing people. Winner explained to him that was the core message of the movie - that his character enjoyed doing away with evil people. Bronson did the scene reluctantly and under protest because he always wanted to go home to dinner and have a rest. He had the option of arguing with Winner at the Central Station or do the scene to get home on time. He chose the latter. However, When the scene was a great success and critics and public loved it, Bronson went round telling everybody he wrote it. ("Winner Takes it All", Michael Winner, 2005 & IMDb)

DepressedBergman

79,915 views • 1 month ago