netflix has ruined dhurandhar. they destroyed its gorgeous cinematography & robbed that delightful viewing experience. toned it down to a level where it feels lyari exists in a post apocalyptic world. heavily dusty & de-saturated frames, that shitty brown color palatte. these jokers have zero sense of visual language. reason i rank these otts the worst place for cinema viewing, they exercise heavy control over "what" & "how" will be shown just to fit in their so called "netflix look".
Will there be anything from Djokovic fans and the media about his luck like there was for Sinner at Wimbledon? Any tirade about an asterisked slam? Nope - didn’t think so.
dverev’s audacity to talk about sinner and alcaraz being “protected” is genuinely sickening considering he got away with 2 domestic abuse cases and shouldn’t even be playing now but be in jail.
@SampadaMoghe Same here..loving this season so so far...infact it's wayyyy better than the last on...also the adaptation is pretty accurate this season..loving it
I will start my Benedict Bridgerton defense agenda now. White boy did everything right for 4 episodes. He respected Sophie. Apologized whenever he had to. Was always ready to do her whim.
His only "mistake" was the offer. Which, if we're being real, is valid for the time period.
Now that I have my thoughts clear, all I want to say is THAT'S how you make a book adaptation. Slight changes that actually make sense, but continue to move the story, while still keeping the essence of the story. Even with those changes, you can quickly spot which book scene it is, which is incredible. I’m very pleased I can’t wait for part 2
I don't normally speak on this but here we are: review bombing a season starring a WOC solely because your favorites aren't the lead anymore is not a good look. Can't say I'm surprised but I am disappointed
this scene is the exact reason why i will always eat up the class difference trope. sophie is merely doing her job, but they both cannot act as if everything is normal... the angst of benophie’s story is unmatched #bridgerton
Reddit BBNG brings you reasons for #ArijitSinghRetirement
Buzz in Mumbai’s music lanes suggests Arijit Singh’s much-talked-about “retirement from playback” isn’t some overnight spiritual epiphany. Word is, it’s been simmering for a while now.
Insiders whisper that the singer has grown increasingly disillusioned with how big music labels function — especially under one powerful label honcho infamous for creative micromanagement and hard commercial pushes. The alleged tipping point? A recent force-fit remake of a patriotic song that Arijit reportedly wasn’t creatively on board with, yet was still expected to lend his voice to.
Those in the know say this episode didn’t spark the decision, it simply sealed it.
And here’s the interesting bit: Arijit isn’t quitting music or films. He’s allegedly quitting the system. The chatter is that he’s gearing up to launch his own production house, with plans to direct and produce films aligned with his understated, grounded storytelling sensibility. At the same time, he’s said to be doubling down on Oriyon Music, building it as a truly artist-first label — no forced remakes, no factory-made hits, just music on his own terms.
If true, this isn’t a retirement. It’s a quiet rebellion.
indians don’t deserve arijit singh. all these years the majority have called him overrated, even though he consistently ranks ahead of international artists on spotify. congratulations to these people. you guys deserve vishal mishra only
People who want hijab in schools, and want to ensure the Uniform Civil Code never happens, and want personal laws to supersede constitutional laws, are today saying the 'Idea of India' is decimated when some temples ban the entry of non-Hindus. Cute.