@offpacedelivery What was he even doing? I remember he was doing the same thing with Sreesanth when he was at the crease, and then it happened again when Unadkat came in. Absolutely baffling
@offpacedelivery I know India made a few mistakes, but boy, Nuwantha is batting like a proper high-quality batsman. masterclass. His defence is so compact and solid, it looks almost impossible to breach
#Toxic looked promising, but sadly it turned into a huge disappointment.
The movie looks technically good, but the writing is a big mess. Characters come in without proper introductions, the story keeps jumping around, and after a point you’re just sitting there wondering what is actually happening.
The dialogues don’t work, the editing makes things even more confusing, and the BGM feels too loud and tiring in many places.
Yash is easily the biggest positive. His screen presence is great, and there are a few good scenes here and there. The climax is also better compared to the rest of the film.
But overall, the movie is very difficult to sit through. Good visuals and Yash’s presence can’t save such weak writing and execution.
Honestly, this is not even a bad movie. It’s just a complete mess.
Rating: 1.5/5
#Toxic looked promising, but sadly it turned into a huge disappointment.
The movie looks technically good, but the writing is a big mess. Characters come in without proper introductions, the story keeps jumping around, and after a point you’re just sitting there wondering what is actually happening.
The dialogues don’t work, the editing makes things even more confusing, and the BGM feels too loud and tiring in many places.
Yash is easily the biggest positive. His screen presence is great, and there are a few good scenes here and there. The climax is also better compared to the rest of the film.
But overall, the movie is very difficult to sit through. Good visuals and Yash’s presence can’t save such weak writing and execution.
Honestly, this is not even a bad movie. It’s just a complete mess.
Rating: 1.5/5
But brother Ishan Kishan do you actually have the skills for Test cricket? Whenever conditions helped the fast bowlers against England and Ireland in T20s, you were all over the place. And we’ve all seen how badly you struggle against spin. Unfortunately, you’re simply not a Test-level batter. Stick to T20s
Ishan Kishan said, “I would 100% love to be part of the Indian Test team. Anyone who has played Test cricket would love this format. People don’t believe me, but I really do enjoy red-ball cricket. My only job is to score runs and make my team win”.
@offpacedelivery Exactly. Blaming the player is wrong. The people picking him and giving him a place in the playing XI are the ones who should be questioned. What exactly is the player’s fault in all this?
Was Tendulkar never abused?
Was Dravid never abused?
Was Laxman never abused?
But did they ever push someone or get physical? Players say things, especially in the heat of the moment. You can answer with words or let your bat do the talking. There’s simply no need to get physical, and defending it on social media like a child only makes it look worse
Was Tendulkar never abused?
Was Dravid never abused?
Was Laxman never abused?
But did they ever push someone or get physical? Players say things, especially in the heat of the moment. You can answer with words or let your bat do the talking. There’s simply no need to get physical, and defending it on social media like a child only makes it look worse
Shahid Kapoor is Pankaj Kapur and Neelima Azim’s son. After their divorce, Pankaj married Supriya Pathak, while Neelima went on to marry Rajesh Khattar, with whom she had Ishaan Khatter. Following another divorce, Neelima married Raza Ali Khan, but that marriage also ended in divorce