As someone who’s spent years juggling laptops, smartphones, and cameras while hopping between coffee shops and airport lounges, I’ve developed a deep-seated resentment toward charger bricks. You know the ones—bulky, heat-generating monstrosities that hog power outlets and weigh down backpacks. My breaking point came during a layover in Kolkata last summer. Picture this: I’m crouched ...
I’ll admit it—I bought this Daily Objects Black Faux Leather Foldaway Slim Eyewear/Sunglass Case for myself. I had no intention of sharing it, let alone losing it to my wife within 24 hours of unboxing. But as fate would have it, she took one look, declared it “too classy for just one person to own,” ...
The recent controversy surrounding Ranveer Allahbadia and Samay Raina on “India’s Got Latent” has sparked a heated debate across social media and mainstream platforms. More than just an isolated incident, it highlights the evolving nature of comedy in India—where the balance between free expression and responsible humor is constantly being renegotiated. It reflects deeper tensions ...
Every now and then, Indian television produces a gem that refuses to fade into oblivion. Sarabhai vs Sarabhai is one such masterpiece—an iconic sitcom that was miles ahead of its time, setting a benchmark for intelligent comedy in Indian households. When it first aired in 2004, the show wasn’t an instant TRP blockbuster, yet over ...
Imagine a rainy afternoon, your cousins arguing over dessert, and the chai simmering dangerously close to overflowing on the stove. What’s missing? A board game that’s quick to learn, faster to play, and chaotic enough to match the energy of an Indian family gathering. Forget Ludo and Snakes & Ladders — here’s a lineup of ...
There are films that slip through the cracks of mainstream Bollywood, overshadowed by the glitz of big-budget blockbusters. Is Raat Ki Subah Nahin is one such hidden gem—a noir thriller that plays out over a single, chaotic night, delivering suspense, satire, and stark realism in a way few Hindi films dare to. The Premise: One ...
