@Kalinga_Odisha Well I believe there's a Conscious pattern to this, like the other day I was in Starbucks Bhubaneswar, same happened with me, the lady continued in Hindi and I could feel she's deliberately trying to,so I stopped and just nodded my head.
@whoalamin@JioCare Same happened with me, I got one and discovered the previous chap who had been using it was a Loan defaulter, so all I got is a Reminder call
My friend bought a brand new Creta worth ₹20 lakh
I said
"Friend, you could have bought an EV or a CNG car instead,
Less expense and more savings.
At first, he smiled
Then he gave an answer that actually made me think.
He said
"EV cars are not bad,
but I don’t like the tension of running out of charge in the middle of a trip
and then searching for a charger everywhere.
And with CNG cars,
half the time goes into waiting in long queues instead of enjoying the drive."
Then he twirled the car key in his hand and said
"I just wanted a car
where I can sit, start it, and leave without overthinking anything."
Honestly
after hearing him, even I went silent for a few seconds.
Now tell me
If you had ₹20 lakh,
would you buy an EV, CNG, or Petrol or Diesel car ?
As a kid, I used to laugh at Suhas from 3 Idiots and thought Rancho was completely right. But growing up changed the way I see that movie.
Back then, Rancho mocking Suhas for doing an MBA after engineering felt cool and logical. But now I understand that not everyone has the privilege to blindly follow passion. Some people choose money, stability, and a secure future because responsibilities, family pressure, and fear of financial insecurity are real. Wanting a successful career doesn't make someone a bad person.
And honestly, that scene where Suhas gets angry after Kareena loses the ₹4 lakh watch he gifted her makes sense to me now. As a child, I laughed at his reaction. But after growing up and understanding how hard it is to earn money, I realize it wasn't just about the watch. It was about the effort, time, and hard work attached to it. Losing something expensive that you earned yourself genuinely hurts.
As kids, we admired Rancho because he represented freedom. But as adults, many of us slowly understand Suhas more. Real life is not always about following your passion. Sometimes it's about making practical choices so your family can sleep peacefully and your future stays secure.
Suhas was never a bad person. He just understood the value of things because he earned them himself.
🚨 RESPECT FOR MUTTIAH MURALITHARAN 🚨
- Finally, someone spoke up for the bowlers.
- He Said, They are making flat pitches because low scores are boring for sponsors.
- Even I will also struggle on these heavily batting-friendly pitches.
- Almost every IPL pitch feels like a batting paradise.
- No one usually raises this issue.
- It’s good to see MUTTIAH MURALITHARAN raise his voice on this.🙌🫡
The one person I feel truly sorry for, in all this kerfuffle, is the dog.
As it is we have enough dog haters and now these Galgotias used a poor dog to showcase their unintelligence.
They could have chosen a lizard for God’s sake. The Chinese would have approved.
Cricket gyaan: so so good to see J and K and Uttarakhand make a Ranji semi for the first time. The charm of Indian cricket in 21st century has been the rise of states that were never really on the cricket map. Jharkhand won the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, Vidarbha won the Vijay Hazare trophy, can J and K or Ukhand lift the Ranji trophy? @BCCI deserves a shout out for building a fine domestic structure. But the real heroes are the small town champion players. Lage raho!👍
I’ve been a sports nut all my life and watching countless games, sometimes I feel it is written
The peerless Tendulkar wasn’t going to retire as ‘the greatest player never to win the ODI World Cup’
You could see everyone pulling an extra ten % in 2011
It was written
Messi wasn’t going to be the greatest player never to win the FIFA WC
Emi Martinez pulls out a mad one on one save to prevent Kolo Muani from scoring.
Yet again, it was written
Last night was another one of those moments.
18 years of loyalty just HAD to be rewarded with success for Virat.
At the halfway mark, all the pundits predicted a Kings win
Then Krunal Pandya bowls a miserly spell
Destiny dictated it and I’m truly happy for the great warrior
'हमारा कश्मीर है, हम तो आएंगे, बड़ी तादाद में आएंगे'
जम्मू-कश्मीर के पहलगाम में हुए चरमपंथी हमले के बाद एक्टर अतुल कुलकर्णी पहलगाम घूमने पहुंचे और इस दौरान उनकी म��लाक़ात बीबीसी संवाददाता राघवेंद्र राव (@raghvendra_rao ) से हुई. देखिए अतुल कुलकर्णी ने इस बातचीत में क्या कहा.
वीडियोः सेराज अली (@smserajali )