I just wanted to give my opinion on the Marathi audience! I feel like marathi audience is much better in terms of giving credits to film's directors and as bollywood pulls the audience by milking their actor's face and fame here director pulls the audience and that's kind of impressive thing.
I was watching his skits after so many days, i tell you i was flabbergasted by the humour he got me into thinking how he can write these jokes even how he can think of that punch.. his improv comedy is also very good.. If people from all over india would know marathi then he would have been surely the famous comedian out there..
is Edge AI, as a focused specialization, a good field to commit years to right now? For people already in it - starting today to go all in on this, or diversify a bit first?
Guys I really want to know how to study for his subjects? is there more theory or sums?
Which is the hardest subject or jinme kam marks aate hai from both 5th and 6th semester??
How to study to get 95+ and about internals doesnit really affect that much if we get full marks in papers but slightly lower internals?
GUYSSSS.. Read this manhwa Its so good and I just read it and my eyes are swollen but its okay and don't come at me for recommending this 😭😭
I do have this question like do you all care if the person you are dating isn't socially aware or say politics ain't for me it's boring. Idk it's turn off for me but I just want your opinion.
Rohit is so spontaneous with his jokes on panel shows i dont know why he doesn't get much hype 💔
What an episode man!! Sab eksath silver jubilee mana rhe the. Prajwal's comeback, Rajat taking a character , Rohit's standup everything was great 🤣❤️🫶🏻
okay so going in I had no idea what I was getting into. for most of the first half I genuinely kept getting annoyed at Sudha. like girl why are you doing this to yourself. the part where Chandar slaps her and she asks if his hand is okay I actually got mad reading that. thought it was just sad almost pathetic. Chandar kept saying won't you do this for me? And she kept answering Whatever you say I'll do it mere devta.
but then it clicked for me that this isn't a 2026 relationship It's a 1940s Allahabad world, and Sudha's love for Chandar isn't romantic love the way we think of it now. it's devotional. the title says it all honestly. she's not loving him like a partner she's worshipping him like he's a god. once that clicked, the whole "why doesn't she just stop" thing stopped being stupidity to me and started being genuinely heartbreaking.
I also went in thinking this book glorifies cheating. Chandar's the one who marries her off and then can't deal with his own feelings after. that's not romantic, that's just him being a coward, and honestly the book makes him suffer for it the entire rest of the story. he can't fully be with Pammi, can't fully be with Binti, he's just stuck. The author doesn't let you off easy either way you feel how real their love or I don't know what to call it is AND you see how much damage it does both at once. and Chandar's casual misogyny throughout,yeah it's frustrating, but again, timeline. doesn't excuse it, but it tracks with who he is.
ngl Pammi was my favorite. she just felt so alive compared to everyone else, like a gust of actual fresh air in a book full of people drowning in devotion and guilt.
didn't expect to cry at the end but I did.