Yesterday I posted about buying 1,000 bottles of Thums Up for ₹35k. I love bikes and I’ve been wanting to get a new one for a while, but haven’t been able to save enough yet. While looking for different ways to make some extra money, I came across this thing where you can scan the codes on Thums Up bottles for a chance to win a bike. I got curious and started doing the math. ₹35k got me around 1,000 bottles, so potentially 1,000 chances, and I thought I might as well see what happens XD

So far, I’ve opened around 100 bottles and scanned the codes. No bike yet lol, but I did get some money back from a few of them XD

Still have around 900 bottles left, so I guess the experiment continues. Will update if I somehow end up with a bike :)

Coming here after watching Project Hail Mary on Amazon prime and it got me thinking why don’t we have any good sci-fi movie?? The only space movie i could recall was mission mangal or Rocketry but these were biopic…what do you guys think why don’t we ever experiment with Space/Sci-Fi

Watching an SUV being driven through actual mud and rough terrain tells me way more than polished ad films ever can.

Makes it easier to judge what the vehicle is actually built for.

Anyone else enjoy these clips more than ads?

Spotted the QWD badge on the Sierra EV teaser. If it means AWD, I'm curious what kind of performance bump Tata is targeting with it. Thoughts?

Planning to buy my first electric toothbrush and after researching a bit, most people seem to recommend Oral-B over others in this budget.

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I found the Oral-B Vitality for ₹1,800 on Flipkart with 4 brush heads included. Another listing on Amazon has the same brush for around ₹1,350 but only 1 brush head.

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Since replacement heads are expensive, is the ₹1,800 deal better overall?

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Also, are there any other good electric toothbrushes around ₹1.5k worth considering?

Put on my old FIFA playlist on today and completely lost track of time. Forgot how much these tracks just took you somewhere

Here’s my top 5, add yours to the playlist below, doesn’t matter the era. Spotify playlist link or screenshot works too. Super curious what everyone’s got.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0DucLnWF2y659jw4FO5sPa?si=7lkPOnKqS4-qsHibIvJczA&pi=-CgXCWytTVe7W

Got all these cars at MRP! Thanks to my friend 😁

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Cars list:

(Left to right)

1. Matchbox McLaren F1 GT

2. Ferrari 12Cilindri

3. Batmobile

4. Jeep Gladiator

5. Audi R8 Spyder

6. Pagani Huayara Roadster

7. Ferrari F40 Competizione

8. Aston Martin Vulcan

9. Porsche 911 Carrera T

10. Racing Bulls F1

Black oversized tee from The Bear House + thrifted loose fit cargos and bracelet from a local shop

Went in expecting a typical light entertainer and while it does stay in that space, it still surprised me in parts. Ayushmann feels completely in his comfort zone again, very natural throughout and not trying too hard to be funny. The biggest win for me was how Sara, Wamiqa and Rakul were all treated properly in the story instead of being reduced to eye candy. They all had solid presence and moments to shine which honestly made the dynamics way more engaging.

That said, the overall story does feel a bit familiar and you can kind of predict where it’s heading at times. The humour works for the most part, but in a few scenes it feels like it slows down or gets slightly repetitive instead of hitting consistently.

Vijay Raaz and Tigmanshu Dhulia absolutely steal scenes whenever they show up, especially Tigmanshu there is one Bollywood related line from him that people are definitely going to keep quoting.

The film runs on pure confusion based humor and it works because the setup is clean, even if it doesn’t really try to push beyond that. Ayushmann plays a forest officer stuck in a messy situation involving his wife, his colleague and Sara’s character which just keeps escalating.

Also really liked the small details like the Prayagraj accent which felt authentic instead of forced, and the way they used both new songs and older tracks to keep the mood going.

Big plus is the runtime it’s under two hours and you feel it in a good way because nothing drags. It ends on a proper high and you walk out smiling. Not saying it’s something groundbreaking and it probably could’ve done more with its idea, but as a theatre experience it’s still genuinely fun to watch 😄🍿