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Deserved, GOAT

Nothing will happen chillax

Teri Laadli mai

Why i am not surprised

I hope they make a show like how Roadies was in the first season. It can be called BiggBoss on Wheels.

7 People started a journey, they have a daily budget of Rs 500 (this was sometime in 2003-04) for food, they face some challenges together, every weekend, one person leaves due to voteout (this can be changed to audience poll).

The most beautiful part? They started a 40-day journey from somewhere in the south (Kanyakumari I think) and ended their journey in Srinagar or someplace up north. They went through various places in India and did many things the locals would do learning more about the culture, heritage and their livelihood in those places.

The tasks were not a competition with one another, it used to be compete for resources or for other things.

They all lived in very modest accommodations and even when the episodes were barely 21 mins, it felt like a real journey that ended with a jamming session at the end which was a very beautiful moment.

I don't know why Roadies changed from that to what we currently have, however, that format of Roadies or a similar show would be super hit.

feel bad for this guy, stupid guys used to claim when Sachin plays well, India loses... hope in future anyone uses the same thing for Bumrah.. Bumrah deserves a better team and a better bowlers who can complement the attack

Certified Clownli.
If Boland does this, he will appear in his pocket.

That headline makes no sense

Now it's time for revolution bring new team with test mindset players.

Pushpa 2

No runs in his pocket!

Taloja is sold as upper kharghar

Lol what clean ?! Wait till evening and u will only see illegal Bangladeshis and Rohingyas..

And his idol use to call Indians brown bastards😄

Most people don't pronounce Sanskrit correctly, it's often pronounced according to how the speaker's native language interprets it. I think you'd be better off asking r/Sanskrit about the correct pronunciation.

That being said, the way I've learned to pronounce it is the short "i" sound. The long and short vowels in Sanskrit aren't pronounced differently, just held longer. So it's a shorter version of ī.

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