The wedding industry is so inflated because it is to show how much money they have. I have been to some extravagant weddings. My fathers friends sons marriage and reception cost around 5 cr and I am not even joking. It was in two different cities but still. Even if he saves 100 percent of his salary it would take nearly 20 years to make it back. His dad funded it all and really makes you think how far people would go to show off.

I guess it’s not the state but the story that represents… if you talk on state way, you can say NE has represented less, but so does many other Indian states…
But if you talk on story way, there are movies like Bhediya(beauty and believes of NE), Anek(issues in NE), Mary Kom(Hero of NE) that covers NE

assassins don't care about your emotions. it this was real, he would not sense anything positive and compassionate in you, he would never think of looking at you with that lens.

bollywood me hota hai aisa. asli assassin hota to assassinate karke cut leta. "he already got his payment".

Are these supposed to be paper-weights?

23 here

There was a CID collab with this

"bro ₹500 disturbance tax for phone usage"

Thankfully, my relatives don’t do that.

I grew up in a small nuclear family as well.

Now, my home is just me since I live alone. My mom lives alone in our “family home”.

Even if I have to visit mom, I inform her well in advance because she might not be home when I go there. So, surprising my mom by showing up unannounced is not a thing.

Thankfully, our relatives know that and hence we don’t have that issue.

Back in the 1990s when people would show up unannounced (pre-cellphone days), yeah, it used to be annoying but even then most guests would call from a PCO booth before coming. The ones who didn’t usually met me and my sister (kids) alone at home because both parents worked long hours. I suppose eventually, they understood that visiting my family involves informing us in advance.

I thought it really is Vidyeche Maherghar!

Movie plot showed the plight of kashmir

ślokārdhena pravakṣyāmi yad uktaṃ granthakoṭibhiḥ।
paropakāraḥ puṇyāya, pāpāya parapīḍanam॥

"I shall state in half a verse what has been said in millions of texts:
Selfless service (paropakāraḥ) leads to merit, harming others (parapīḍanam) leads to sin."

A similar Jewish maxim: "What is hateful to you, do not do to your fellow. This is the whole Torah; the rest is commentary. Now go and learn."

I initially test drove fronz 1.2 looks are good but engine didn't have roar for it's weight after few dealership called that 1.0 turbo is available for test drive i took the test drive was absolutely in love with it bought turbo variant next day

That's why a few founders own cars like Aston Martin or Ferrari because the delivery boy has to reduce the carbon footprint by using Yulu/Bicycle.

+1

Buckstop ke baju me office, shi hai

Do you get deja vu???

I do like the novelty of saying I own a Triumph but that was never a factor when I picked one up. Neither am I too fussed about the build quality and "attention to detail" that people rave about. I just want it to be reliable.

I bought it because it made the most sense to me and it's fun to ride. Good suspension for the garbage roads in Bangalore, fun when i offroad a little, fun when i hit the twisties. Excellent refinement up to 110-120kmph.

No abs ?

That mahila constable is the refree of this incredible match

It seems nobody sofar in this comment has identified the issue. Nothing against women waking up at noon and watching tv all day as long as her husband is ok with that.

But, this is one of the reason behind slowly rising trend(issue) on why men(who have achieved something in their life) are trying to stay unmarried. Work hours and hours, get married to a girl who basically do nothing and if divorce happens, then provide almost 50% wealth.

Atleast a contribution either in household or finance will be a good.