@aaraam_pasand Bias check: Watch F.R.I.E.N.D.S without the background laugh track. If you still like it as much, then you clearly like the show for what it was (vs. an external validation to laugh at set pieces)
Tend to agree that for most people travel and social media FOMO go hand in hand, though not for everyone obviously.
A good filter question to ask is: “how many sunrises/sunsets/interesting places have you seen in the last X days and NOT posted on social media?”
@mssakshinarula@coachsnehaa Every time you cook something, you need to meal prep before. So meal prepping is unavoidable unless you never cook. The question is whether you meal prep on the day of cooking or in advance.
@madraswallah Not sure which version the film is based on but I wasn’t aware that people knew about Rama being God. So that also implies that Kaikeyi knowing banished a God for 14 year Vanvas?
@Abhinovian@madraswallah You are correct but for a person who was living in Ayodhya at the time, they looked at Rama as a human prince rather than a God. If the song is through their perspective, then it’s confusing. If the song is through our perspective (i.e. the film’s audience) then it makes sense
@RamaKRoy The song is melodious. I did have a question on the ‘lens’ through which the song is being played. Did people within the Ramayana universe know that Rama is God ? If not, then this song which basically alludes to Rama being God seems…off.
@Tushar_KN The song is melodious. I did have a question on the ‘lens’ through which the song is being played. Did people within the Ramayana universe know that Rama is God ? If not, then this song which basically alludes to Rama being God seems…off.
@justSidAnand The song is melodious. I did have a question on the ‘lens’ through which the song is being played. Did people within the Ramayana universe know that Rama is God ? If not, then this song which basically alludes to Rama being God seems…off.
@Mrsinha The song is melodious. I did have a question on the ‘lens’ through which the song is being played. Did people within the Ramayana universe know that Rama is God ? If not, then this song which basically alludes to Rama being God seems…off.
@GabbbarSingh The only reason why this is funny is because he is talking to one person with the entire audience listening in - laughter is thus an awkward relief rather than genuine. If the same conversation was happening in a 1-on-1 setting you will pity the retorts.