Manoj Puravankara @mpuravankara - Twitter Profile

@roopk120710

22 days ago

😱🔥 SHE WAS HAVING FUN WITH HER BOYFRIEND — THEN PANDAK WALKED IN AND EVERYTHING CHANGED! 👀⚡ What started as a lighthearted moment suddenly turned into an unexpected shock! 😳🎬 She was casually enjoying time with her boyfriend when she unexpectedly spotted Pankaj nearby. 👀💥 Her instant reaction completely changed the mood, creating a tense and surprising moment that nobody saw coming. 😱🔥 The sudden appearance raises plenty of questions about what happens next and whether this unexpected encounter will reveal something important. 🎭⚡ With quick reactions, dramatic expressions, and perfectly timed suspense, the scene keeps viewers hooked from beginning to end. 🎥🔥 One unexpected glance was enough to turn an ordinary moment into a memorable cinematic twist! 😱👀✨

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Dilip D'Souza @DeathEndsFun

2 months ago

After the weeks of protests all over the country, if your one takeaway is insults to the PM, it's impossible to take you seriously.

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@Sydusm

6 months ago

Just because nobody spoke about it doesn't mean it can be ignored or forgotten. Kapil Dev was right there. In the stadium. Watching India win yet another World Cup. And nobody thought to call him to the field. Think about that for a second. The man who started everything, who in 1983 took the Indian team to the Lord's and beat the mighty West Indies when nobody gave them a chance. He was sitting in the pavilion while Dhoni and Rohit walked out with the trophy at the final of the last T20 World Cup. Two stars, absolutely deserving, but what about the legend? The original one? Left in his seat. Back in 2023, Kapil wasn't even invited to the ODI World Cup final in Ahmedabad. He said it himself: "They didn't call me, so I didn't go." No bitterness, no drama. Just a man stating a fact that shouldn't have been a fact. So why does this keep happening? Saying that this was a T20 World Cup and not the 'other' World Cup is a technicality that feels pretty hollow when you're talking about the man who put Indian cricket on the map. A cherished memory for so many Indians. We all know Kapil has never been the kind of person to play politics or stay quiet. He openly backed the women wrestlers protesting against a ruling party MP. He speaks his mind. What makes it worse is the setting. India's biggest stadium. India winning a historic third T20 title. Dhoni and Rohit getting their moment in the sun. And Kapil Dev, the doyen of all of this, watching from the stands like just another spectator. No official explanation. No acknowledgment. Nothing. The pettiness will be short-lived. The legend will continue forever.

Sydusm's tweet photo. Just because nobody spoke about it doesn't mean it can be ignored or forgotten.

Kapil Dev was right there. In the stadium. Watching India win yet another World Cup. And nobody thought to call him to the field.

Think about that for a second.

The man who started everything, who in 1983 took the Indian team to the Lord's and beat the mighty West Indies when nobody gave them a chance. He was sitting in the pavilion while Dhoni and Rohit walked out with the trophy at the final of the last T20 World Cup. Two stars, absolutely deserving, but what about the legend? The original one? Left in his seat.

Back in 2023, Kapil wasn't even invited to the ODI World Cup final in Ahmedabad. He said it himself: "They didn't call me, so I didn't go." No bitterness, no drama. Just a man stating a fact that shouldn't have been a fact.

So why does this keep happening?

Saying that this was a T20 World Cup and not the 'other' World Cup is a technicality that feels pretty hollow when you're talking about the man who put Indian cricket on the map. A cherished memory for so many Indians.

We all know Kapil has never been the kind of person to play politics or stay quiet. He openly backed the women wrestlers protesting against a ruling party MP. He speaks his mind.

What makes it worse is the setting. India's biggest stadium. India winning a historic third T20 title. Dhoni and Rohit getting their moment in the sun. And Kapil Dev, the doyen of all of this, watching from the stands like just another spectator.

No official explanation. No acknowledgment. Nothing.

The pettiness will be short-lived.

The legend will continue forever.

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