tantrayaan
Expressions & Excmations by nguage:Bengali:
Arey baba – Oh dear! / Come on now! (casual exasperation)
Ami-i shokti – I am power.
Aadhar – Literally "base" or "foundation"; in this context, "vessel" or "bnk canvas."
Ami beshi thaakbo na tomar moto hoye – I won't become like you.
Bhalo quality nai dorkar – I don’t need good quality.
Ei Mani toh pura nautanki hoye geche – Mani has become a complete drama king.
Ei shob… proof… kothai rakhcho tumi? – Where do you keep all this proof?
Eta kichhu na – This is nothing.
Jemon cheap dekhay, temon bhalo – The cheaper it looks, the better.
Ki re – What’s up with you? (teasing/informal)
Nirapod jaigai – Somewhere safe.
Shobai bolchhe je… – Everyone says that…
Tumi bokha – You’re a fool.
Tumi upobhog koro – You enjoy this.
Upobhog – Enjoyment, indulgence (especially with a slightly negative or hedonistic connotation)
Baaje bakwas – Nonsense!
Hindi:
Beta/Beti (m/f) – Child (term of affection, literally "son" but used for both genders casually)
Kya Yaar - Come on/Oh no/What dude (Informal)
Mera wada hai – I promise.
Tamil:
Ada paavi! – Oh, sinner! (humorous/teasing)
Amma – Mother
Anna – Elder brother (or affectionate term for elder male)
Appa – Father
Nal irukken – I’m doing well.
Romba nandri – Thank you very much.
Seri, seri – Okay, okay.
Podi – Get lost! (pyful insult; Tamil sng, sometimes used among friends)
Mythological / Cultural ConceptsSanatana Dharma – "Eternal Order"; the broad, ancient spiritual framework from which Hinduism arises.
Dharma – Righteousness, duty, or ethical living according to one’s role.
Kama – Desire (not limited to sexual desire); one of the four goals of life in Hindu philosophy.
Tantra – Esoteric spiritual practices focusing on spiritual awakening through union of energies.
Tirtha – Sacred crossing point or pilgrimage site; metaphor for transformation.
Yantra – Mystical diagram used in tantric rituals; a tool for focusing spiritual energy.
Shakti / Shokti – The divine feminine energy or active cosmic power.
Purusha and Prakriti – Consciousness (Purusha - masculine principle) and Creative energy/matter (Prakriti - feminine principle).
Shakti Awakening – In the story, the process by which the women and Bharath deepen their emotional, sexual, and spiritual bonds.
Significance of Important Numbers:3 – Represents creation, preservation, destruction (Trimurti); also the three goddesses
6 – Symbolic of harmony, bance; six directions (north, south, east, west, up, down).
9 – Highest single-digit number, symbol of completion; associated with the Navagraha (9 pnets) and Navadurga (9 forms of Durga).
12 – Represents cosmic order (12 Adityas, 12 zodiac signs).
18 – Symbol of battle and bance; number of chapters in the Bhagavad Gita, and 18 days of the Kurukshetra war.
108 – Sacred number across Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism. 108 beads in a ma (prayer rosary); 108 Upanishads; mathematical symbol of cosmic completeness.
1008 – Supreme auspicious number in temple rituals and deity namings (example: Vishnu Sahasranama lists 1008 names).