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It's only stealth your shoes not ur Chaddi! So chill

Road meeda nadustunte epud ev auto vochi veltundo telitle bayya🥲

Congratulations! 🥂

JHA 2


JHA 2

This must be some business otherwise I’m sure there are more than enough people willing to donate old clothes and shoes. Many used to post here every week asking where to donate old clothes and shoes.

My friend has 2021 model, Petrol automatic will give you mileage of 10-11 in city and around 15-16 in highway.

i used to travel from lucknow to kanpur with my gf at 2-3’o clock in the morning and i did it several times, so yeah it’s pretty safe

Shah Rukh Khan’s success as a villain in movies like Baazigar (1993), Darr (1993), and Anjaam (1994) broke the conventional mold of a Bollywood hero and established him as a versatile actor.

SRK brought a unique charm to his negative roles, making audiences both fear and sympathize with his characters. He wasn’t the typical mustache-twirling villain but rather a layered, relatable anti-hero. His vulnerability and intensity made even his villainous characters intriguing.

SRK’s performances in these roles were raw and filled with emotional depth. In Darr, his portrayal of an obsessive lover ("K-K-K-Kiran") showcased a mix of madness, love, and desperation that made his character unforgettable. Similarly, in Baazigar, his morally gray character seeking revenge captivated audiences.

At the time, Bollywood heroes were expected to be morally upright, righteous, and "perfect." SRK’s decision to play dark and flawed characters was bold and refreshing. He took risks that many established actors of that era avoided.

His villainous characters often had a backstory or motivation that audiences could understand. For instance, in Baazigar, his character was driven by revenge for his father’s betrayal, which made him more than just a cold-blooded killer.

the 'plan' was couched entirely in lower energy prices. they got their idiots to think that one fell swoop of lower energy prices (drill baby drill) will lower the pricing across the entire supply chain. that's it.

Its safe as long as you occasionally follow the map on your own phone too. I travel this route often and use Uber primarily. Traffic won’t be much in the morning, expect 1.5-2 hours to reach kanpur. Its a relatively straight road to this city, very very few turns, easy to keep a track of

Also, there will be one toll plaza along the way

Yes, He has also done khatron ke khiladi and Jhalak dikhla ja.

Maggi ,boiled potato curry thini thini visugetthipoyindi ah north india !!!

Truly deserves it, the man has hard carried India in Test cricket the entire year and if we had some respect left at the end of that BGT, it was due to his bowling efforts, thoroughly deserves all the appreciation and plaudits.

Like a bulletin board memo at the old age home. Useless hacks

Now I’m imagining him sitting on a bucket in the janitorial closet, laptop in hands.

chair?

One the bright side at least its not two woman!!!!

I liked him in Action Hero! Both him and Jaideep were good!

I mean I don't care what opinions mainlanders have online regarding the politics and culture of NE. They have the right to have one after all NE is still part of the union. But yeah imposition of views or narratives is what NE people should oppose online. And most of NE states really should not think too much about such imposition irl because we have the medicine to treat this chronic disease which many of the mainlanders might have. And we already treated many such cases of disease in the past.