Shubham

[Shubham @notashubh]

If I were Schrodinger's cat, the real question would've been whether I was dead inside to begin with.

[ਜਤਿੰਦਰ ਸਿੰਘ @Itsjat32]

It’s cool to hate on YRF Spy verse now but they are damn good films.

People claim that they are Pro-Pak for having a Pakistani as their partners, well so did Hamza. It also has the same narrative of “our fight is against terror, not citizens”.

In time, normalcy and sanity will prevail.

[Shubham @notashubh]

@oppsspamagain Noted

[Lisa Britton @LisaBritton]

At the end of last year, the UK government announced a program designed to tackle the radicalization of young men in schools. Teachers will be trained in how to spot misogyny in the classroom and children deemed to be at fault sent on ‘toxic masculinity’ courses…

But do we really have a crisis with young men drifting into the arms of dangerous, far-right influencers? The survey data suggests that a far bigger issue is young women being radicalized by the far-left.

Is it time to talk about the rise of “toxic femininity”?

From The Spectator:
https://t.co/vu6BnuA6Bu

[DR22 Ω 🪬🎭 @DejaRu22]

Another incredible example demonstrating the fact that the subconscious mind CANNOT understand sarcasm or irony, it does NOT know the difference between an imagined event and a real memory...

Actors, even though they are fully aware of the fact that they are performing, read a script, and STILL fall victim to this.

Nobody is immune.

James Galdofini, after playing Tony Soprano for several years, mentioned in an interview that "playing the character for that long, left seeds of Tony inside him"

It is always like this.

The subconscious cannot tell when you are playing pretend. LARPing as anything will meme it into existence.

[BRIJWA SRK FAN 👑 @BrijwaSRKman]

Reporting from Mumbai..
Everyone is sleeping very peacefully, @TheAakashavaani 👍

[Wokal Distance @wokal_distance]

Jordan Peterson once argued that a lot of whats happening in our culture is just attempts at fertility suppression aimed at young women, and now I see it everywhere.

[. @QueenBeeInd1]

If you can’t acknowledge that this level of hatred is a byproduct of the ecosystem created by the BJP-ruled government, then you are stupid, bigoted, and anti-national! Such a level of intolerance was never a part of India, which many of us know, lived, and loved !!

[H. 🇮🇹 @cmoncheeeeks]

This era of bollywood will never comeback. Not just bollywood but of India actually. Looking back feels more youthful, vibrant, and progressive compared to present or future today.

[Nikhil Mehra @TweetinderKaul]

Every single Christian I know celebrates Holi and most Christian kids I knew celebrated Diwali. BTW as do Muslims. Festivals that are about fun become a community event. The more serious or zealously religious ones do not. You don't, for example, celebrate Easter.

[Non-anxiety Magnet (parody) @goesonrants]

The India you used to have simply doesn't exist anymore

[Shubham @notashubh]

Dainik Bhaskar ladies and gentlemen

[Mohit Chauhan @mohitlaws]

Imagine any US film studio posting after making a film on 9/11:

“Osama-bin-laden ke bhai ka birthday hai, only khushnuma wishes allowed.🥰”

[Allie ✞ @allie__voss]

“What if I were tragic and weak and beautiful and someone loved me all the time sooooooo much” versus “What if I had the ultimate reason to say f it” is truly the difference between the sexes

[Gigi (is back) @mycrotchetyluv]

they're all gonna look like this for half a decade now

[Gina @FlorioGina]

Female privilege at its finest. Former Astronomer HR exec Kristin Cabot gets an entire lifestyle spread in the NYT where she is rebranded as the victim. She’s the one you should feel sorry for. Not the spouses who were cheated on. Not the Astronomer employees who were deceived. Andy Byron was shamed just as much as she was — and rightfully so — but he doesn’t get a feature in the NYT. They just want to make Kristin out to be the wounded bird. What a bunch of feminist-lite PR fluff. Nobody is interested in her “side of the story.” The only one I’d like to hear from are the spouses.

[Aaraynsh @aaraynsh]

Raghav Chadha is raising issues in Parliament that most politicians never touch, high food prices at airports, exploitation of gig workers, air pollution in Delhi and now how investment in India is heavily taxed.

Hope more politicians start speaking up about everyday problems common people deal with, ground-level issues, instead of only pushing freebie politics during election time.

[🦉 @macroschema]

I think the growing popularity of jingoistic gore movies in India is simply a reflection of the anger, frustration, and rage in the Indian society suffering from corruption, poverty, extreme air and noise pollution, chaos and what not... the modern Indian male dream is to be someone who can break all laws, bully women, and cheers Modi Ji..

[Shubham @notashubh]

@mufaddal_vohra 🤮

[Vasu Ericsson @VasuEricsson]

Proof that Patriarchy is not real.

[S @LoyleMoltisanti]

That's how argument between an average Dhurandar enjoyer and it's critic looks like: