All classic songs need to be accompanied with stylized violence so that they reach new audiences. Need to see a blood soaked scene set to Ajeeb Dastaan Hai Yeh next.

Please read all comments and QTs. Gold.

What an excellent idea for a puzzle!

Reality sometimes takes the form of sketch comedy

btw, currently working on the edit of our new show, Maa Kasam. After months of planning, talking, dreaming and two exciting and exhausting weekends of shooting, we're finally at this phase. Cannot wait to put this out there in the world.

Proper clasico tonight! What a match. It's got goals, controversies, midfield pile-ups with players kicking each other furiously to get the ball. All that's missing is a blown fuse toward the end and a fist fight on the touchline.

It's finally out! Episode 1 has two ridiculous, absurd, fact-is-stranger-than-fiction stories. And Maa Kasam, they're true: t.co/V2fPEFbgiW

@Su4ita Was the review flying Indigo? (Apologies but it had to be done.)

Want to make a list of all the different types of bros out there. Here's how many I got: tech bro, gym bro, finance bro, founder bro, sports bro, movie bro, crypto bro (but you hear from them less nowadays). Who am I missing?

The goal of life will become to live one that can't be prompted.

Following this closely - for a friend, of course

How does one find out the flight status from an official Indigo source? Their flight status page isnt working. Their contact us chatbot isnt working. Any leads?

El clasico is BAAAACK

Wish this same energy was directed toward fixing potholes

Dhurandhar was a really fun movie. It is long though, so prep your bladder accordingly. And it's a much better gangster drama than it is a spy thriller. The rumors are true, Akshaye Khanna's narrowed eyelids steal every scene they're in.

Flight cancelled. :/

@Su4ita Hahahaha

Interesting thoughts are really quiet. You have to be incredibly still to hear them.

All successful managers are successful in their own way, all struggling managers are alike.

Strange for a player who operated in tight spaces his whole career