She: I love The Smiths.
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I have heard the songs and the music .Don’t like it. ( Adipurush had far better music and score) The cast , except Yash, don’t like it. I have read and seen Ramayana (Ramanand Sagar’s and the 1992 Japanese animation and satisfied with the creative liberty taken) and there is nothing new except shaky vfx which was visible from the trailer itself which is a pity given its 2026 and the amount spent on this project. So yeah some may consider this an achievement for me and many its mediocre stuff given the opportunity they had. And if you have to fight to promote it then totally not worth it. Japanese are doing well with Godzilla and didn’t see a single post about it other than reception and here people are fighting about a movie. Like the economy of this country depends on that movie.
@HamiJeJe You are expecting people who believe every problem in the world has its answer in one single book and who immediately play the victim the second anyone tries to have a sensible discussion .. to .. to actually integrate?
Cool! May God have mercy on that hope of yours.
Because Ram is all about acting and not reacting. That's the pinnacle of human stability in almost all aspects and scenarios of life barring a few which are constantly debated to this date( Sita's exile , Bali's Vadh)
Govil's Ram is the one that actually lived in people’s homes and hearts for decades. The calm, restrained, Maryada Purushottam people still picture. Adding crass faaa sounds over that gem just makes your poor PR look more insecure. Ranbir’s film isn’t even out yet and he too is trying to achieve the same standards that Govil has set but first glances of the trailer and clips that are out aren't doing him or the movie any favour. Still let the work speak instead of trying to tear down the standard that already exists.
What is the need for a mosque, or a church, or a synagogue, or a temple in a land that does not share that belief? Pray at home. Enjoy the shrines and the culture of the people whose country you came to. That was the point of going.
The trouble starts when faith leaves the house and becomes a building. At home it’s either just you or your family or maybe a handful. Under that roof you can gather hundreds. That is where talk turns into organization against the native culture, because a living room cannot hold a movement and a religious house can.
Do not allow any religious buildings in a land where that faith has no roots. Period. Live and let live.
You are just using a 12-year-old U.S. snapshot of short attempts.. Those 84/34/53 numbers are a 2014 U.S. survey of people who tried veg/vegan, including short health kicks. Of those who already quit, a third lasted less than 3 months and half lasted under a year. Most started overnight for “health.” That’s dropout on short experiments … not a finding about dal, millet, or a planned plate.
Long-term cohorts don’t look like that. Guidance on plant-forward eating is about planned patterns for lipids, BP, weight … plus B12 if you drop animal products. Nobody serious cites Faunalytics to call a cuisine pathetic.
“Plan it, serve both” is a medical-sounding argument. “Stems and bark”,“pathetic culinary event”, “vegetarian fascism”and Hitler as the better host is not. Want meat on the state table? Say that. You don’t need a U.S. dropout stat and a war criminal to dunk on lentils.
Ma'am this is a great initiative. I would like to propose introducing a dedicated cleanliness period and related activities in schools for all classes, inspired by practices in many Asian countries.
In such practices ,students regularly clean their own classrooms, corridors, and common areas as part of the daily routine. There is no separate cleaning staff for routine upkeep; instead, children learn to take responsibility for their surroundings from an early age. This consistent practice instills discipline, respect for shared spaces, and a deep-rooted habit of cleanliness that continues into adulthood.
If such habits are nurtured during the formative years, children are far more likely to carry and practice them wherever they go in life, creating a lasting culture of hygiene and civic responsibility.
Furthermore, if this initiative is effectively implemented in Delhi, it can serve as a model for other cities to follow.
I kindly request you to consider this proposal and ensure all schools in Delhi follow it.