Sambha was a womenizer. All this movie is just a blatant lie and white-wash by hindutva fans because it fits their agenda.😭🤧😕

Do whatever you want

Beforeme Suchiang
And
Afterme Suchiang

And a guy named (I love you Talang) seriously it is a name 🤣

They are all from Meghalaya

I do it Everyday

Kaimbvala or golf range

It’s alright, but there are way better cutlets out there. This place is mostly just hype

There are so many ways to lose money in the current market. So no hurry.

audacity to put ram charan in the list and not allu arjun lol. we have already seen ram charan's following with game changer release . dude couldn't even save his movie on day 1 and no advance bookings.

vijay rules both TN and Kerala. in kerala, even if two big M’s movies release alongside vijays, his movie will collect more and have more hype

Did you trade options?

Nhi bulaya hoga prajakta ne i guess or maybe he was busy

It is similar to the platform fee on BookMyShow, like a transaction charge. The payment gateway applies this fee for processing payments and providing its service.

That chargw will be collected fron users/ public 🤷‍♂️

disappointing.

I think he was having an Affair that’s why

Source: [https://www.opindia.com/2025/02/rajasthan-former-councillor-hakim-qureshi-with-ties-to-beawars-muslim-gang-arrested/](https://www.opindia.com/2025/02/rajasthan-former-councillor-hakim-qureshi-with-ties-to-beawars-muslim-gang-arrested/)

When people are facing actual, tangible issues like debt and unemployment, mental health ennu koraykkunnathilum annoying ayi vere onnum illa. Ee patti poori shavangale kondu prasangikkan allathe 10 paisayude upakaram illa. Some people want a solution to their problems, not therapy kona kona.


I don’t think so, unless flights become ridiculously cheap. There’s a reason why places like Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Delhi became melting pots of different cultures. These cities weren’t just randomly chosen for development—they’ve been strategic centers of power, trade, and commerce for centuries.

Take Bangalore, for example. It was a major trading post during the Vijayanagara Empire under Kempe Gowda I and later became the second capital with military significance under the Wodeyars, Tipu Sultan, and the British. Its central location made it a natural hub for trade and governance. Even today, it sits in a sweet spot where top talent from all the surrounding high-literacy states can easily migrate and find common ground.

Kochi, on the other hand, has always been an international trade hub rather than a domestic one. Historically, it was a key part of the maritime spice route, deeply connected to ports in Gujarat, the Middle East, and even Europe. Its economy was built on seafaring trade rather than being a land-based crossroads for internal migration.

Even now, Kochi thrives as a globally connected city with a strong local economy, but it doesn’t have the same pull for pan-Indian migration that Bangalore, Hyderabad, or Delhi do. Those cities became what they are because of centuries of internal trade, governance, and strategic placement, not just because they’re big.

So no, I don’t see Kochi becoming the next Bangalore as far as multiculturalism is concerned anytime soon—unless flights get dirt cheap, and even then, history suggests otherwise.

vo baccha school mei mutth maar kyu raha tha par, gandu

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