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it's biblically inaccurate to listen to KK's songs if you are not seated in a taxi on the roads of mumbai while it is raining outside.

also it's mandatory that you cannot voluntarily play it for yourself, it must be playing from the driver's playlist on shuffle.

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Just watched "Bareilly Ki Barfi"

10/10 - I'm easily impressed, I know. Maybe any movie that can make me cry is a ten for me, because, I like feeling emotions outside the monotony of my life.

The watching experience was a bit imperfect because I completed the movie over a span of a week, on the TV, with low volume, with mummy while having food and the english subtitles were on the whole itme. But it's alright, I guess, maybe I'm just channeling my inner Bitti, how she watches English films without the full or 'perfect' experience.

They can never make me hate Rajkumar Rao or convince me that he is an actor who only does one type of role. He was so good as Vidrohi, he made me feel bad for a man. And Ayushman Khurrana can really express love with his eyes, man. I am not saying I wish for a lover but god would I be satiated with life if someone looks at me with those eyes.

I was annoyed that I guessed the ending, but I also gaslit myself into not believing my guess and enjoying the movie as it goes. Kriti Sanon is truly a beautiful woman and a great actress. The date where the two leads interacted while having an ice cream without using words... crazy how I'm romanticising social abilities.

For a minute, I could settle with accepting that I'd never find a lover like Chirag, but man it hurts to know I'll also never have a father like Bitti's. The father, played by Pankaj Tripathi, was so calm at every point no matter what, listened to his daughter speak, actually expressed his love for her. Plus I was constantly annoyed with Chirag and his best friend, this is why men need female friends to knock some sense into them and advise them right.

In the end, a girl can always dream to be someone's, "Tumse pyaar karna bohot ae mushkil hai, Par tumse pyaar na karna, usse bhi zyada mushkil."

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Just read 'पछतावा' by Munshiji.

I learned a new phrase "अति सर्वत्र वर्जयेत," it means that excess of anything should be avoided everytime. In the context of the story, it means excess of being truthful or just. Which I feel is fair, but I also know that the protagonist Pandit Durganath was not fair to a fault. He always analysed his steps well and wasn't too idealistic with trying to override the system.

The small scene in the court was interesting to me, how Kunwar Sahab's lawyer tried to improvise Pandit's testimony:

वकील : जान पड़ता है, किसानों का दूध, घी, भेंट आदि ने यह कायापलट कर दी है। दुर्गानाथ : आपको इन वस्तुओं का अधिक तजुर्बा होगा। मुझे तो अपनी रूखी रोटियाँ ही अधिक प्यारी हैं।

I am conflicted in the slightest about whether if I was also a villager in Chaandpur, I would not have gone back to bow and praise Kunwar Sahab when I finally had chances for an autonomy. Though I'd have definitely given under peer pressure and joined the herd behind Malooka.

What I'm not conflicted about is that I'm glad Kunwar Sahab did not get closure in his last moments and had no sign or implication of Pandit Durganath ever returning. He deserved that. He saw how Pandit's rule made his relations with Chaandpur so peaceful and still decided to continue his old ways with the other villages. His old ways including brutality, humiliation and burning down houses (ज़मींदार का श्रृंगार was the term used for his brutality in his pov). Glad he remorsed, even if a tad bit too late for my liking.

~ dafli

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Sunil Pal Criticizes Sunil Grover's Cross-Dressing Act as Dafli

Comedian Sunil Pal has expressed strong disapproval of Sunil Grover’s portrayal of the cross-dressing character Dafli in the Netflix show The Great Indian Kapil Show. In a recent interview with Telly Talk, Pal labeled Grover’s act as “cheap” and “vulgar.” Pal takes issue with Grover dressing up in a saree and engaging in comedic antics as the female character Dafli. He finds Grover’s…