u/Comfortable-Put-5511

Hey everyone, I had a quick question.

Recently, I noticed that Supergirl was only available in Hindi at the cinemas in Jamnagar. I checked BookMyShow as well, and I couldn't find any English shows.

I'm a bit concerned about Spider-Man: Brand New Day because I'd really like to watch it in English. Does anyone know if Jamnagar theatres usually get English screenings for big Hollywood movies, or are they generally Hindi-only?

Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone!

I'm a Gunpla enthusiast from India, and I've been seriously exploring the idea of starting an online Gunpla store in the future. However, before investing any money or making any big decisions, I want to understand the Indian Gunpla market from the people who know it best—the community.

I'd really appreciate your honest opinions and feedback.

Here are a few questions I have:

- What are the biggest problems you face when buying Gunpla in India?

- Which stores do you currently buy from, and what do you like or dislike about them?

- Are there any grades, brands, or kits that are consistently difficult to find?

- How important are pricing, shipping speed, customer support, packaging, and after-sales service to you?

- Do you prefer in-stock items, pre-orders, or a mix of both?

- What kind of products would you like to see besides Gunpla (tools, paints, decals, display stands, etc.)?

- What would make you switch from your current favorite Gunpla store to a new one? Is it better prices, faster shipping, a wider selection, exclusive products, better customer service, loyalty rewards, community events, or something else?

- If you could change one thing about buying Gunpla in India today, what would it be?

- What mistakes should I avoid if I ever decide to launch a Gunpla store?

My current plan, if I move forward, would be to start with a small online store, learn from the community, and grow gradually. If the response is positive and the business develops over time, I'd love to eventually open a physical Gunpla store—a place where people can not only buy kits but also build, learn, and connect with other builders.

I'm not here to promote anything or sell anything. I genuinely want to learn from experienced builders before taking the next step. Please don't hesitate to be completely honest—even if you think this is a bad idea or have criticisms. I'd rather hear the hard truth now than make expensive mistakes later.

Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!