@MVaish06 Indians value ur words only if u r ias/ips. Otherwise whatever u say is bullshit. And God forbid if u r a humanities scholar! Way fwd is to just stop seeking validation from such ppl (even if they r ur parents) 🤷♀️
@ask_aubry a guy who doesn't seem to care for the so-called 'minor' things shouldn't be in your life for the major things. kudos for such a brave step!
@Jayati_M93 It's depressing yet funny to observe how insecure Indian husbands manipulate their wives into dumbing themselves down, and later joke with friends "oh my wife's so dumb she doesn't even understand taxes, haha" 🙄
@SumanaSiliguri@IndianExpress amazing article.
reminded me of terribly tiny tales' short film SUNO.
the moaning-mourning bit is so true, brilliantly represented in the film as well
@lporiginalg So do women, especially in Kerala* (read Kollam*- the most unsafe place where men AND women keep staring till you drop dead). Almost like a staring contest!
@Taanya_K Not really, Taanya. For instance, I don't eat even my sibling's jhootha, who is obviously the same caste as me. I think jhootha in itself is a caste neutral word.
So, yes, I can explain the word to a non-desi person without relying on om prakash valmiki! 🙃
@PoonamSharma__ it's a vicious cycle : expected on first karwa chauth, first diwali, holi etc. + childbirth, baby's mundan, husband's bday, nanad's bday, jeth's bday, neighbor's dog's bday...the list is endless
Thank you so much @Taanya_K 🫶🫶 for arranging such a heart-warming & meaningful discussion on Desperately Seeking Shah Rukh. It was truly wonderful!
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Thank you @BShrayana - you make one believe in the power & magic of good books❤️
#sundaydoneright