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Only VJS can pull off roles like this. Omg that kiddo's acting was excellent

The bond between Baththa and his daughter had very few scenes, but still created a good impact.

Sai's BGM and music were so soothing. Lyrics were apt too. Music might not exactly belong to that period, but honestly it felt fresh and worked for me.

Men crying, accepting their mistakes and actually changing is something we have seen a lot in Malayalam films. Now we're slowly starting to see this more in Tamil films too, and I really liked that aspect here.

The movie was fun-filled throughout. The climax might sound very simple to some people, but I felt it was actually correct for the movie.

It starts off with that typical male authoritativeness and almost feels like it's going in a completely different direction. So for me, the ending and the emotions it brought were apt for how the character started.

Go watch it in theatres. It's a different kind of film.

I noticed some people couldn't connect with certain scenes and some even made funny comments during them but at the same time, everyone was enjoying and laughing.

I think that's also what made the theatre experience nice.

Men or women, at some point in life everyone might go through this phase of loneliness, realising who they really are, and longing for the love they once took for granted or didn't really notice.

Every relationship carries something heavy with it.

Overall, a really wholesome watch. ❤️

Only VJS can pull off roles like this. Omg that kiddo's acting was excellent

The bond between Baththa and his daughter had very few scenes, but still created a good impact.

Sai's BGM and music were so soothing. Lyrics were apt too. Music might not exactly belong to that period, but honestly it felt fresh and worked for me.

Men crying, accepting their mistakes and actually changing is something we have seen a lot in Malayalam films. Now we're slowly starting to see this more in Tamil films too, and I really liked that aspect here.

The movie was fun-filled throughout. The climax might sound very simple to some people, but I felt it was actually correct for the movie.

It starts off with that typical male authoritativeness and almost feels like it's going in a completely different direction. So for me, the ending and the emotions it brought were apt for how the character started.

Go watch it in theatres. It's a different kind of film.

I noticed some people couldn't connect with certain scenes and some even made funny comments during them but at the same time, everyone was enjoying and laughing.

I think that's also what made the theatre experience nice.

Men or women, at some point in life everyone might go through this phase of loneliness, realising who they really are, and longing for the love they once took for granted or didn't really notice.

Every relationship carries something heavy with it.

Overall, a really wholesome watch. ❤️

The proposal scene and climax were probably the best-written parts for me. And Mamitha absolutely slayed in that pink saree 💗
Nivin also, as usual, cute POOKIE 😂

One common thing between VAS & BKU — glad they showed Maddy and Ashley completing their studies and then patching up. ❤️

But one thing I kept thinking about… movies promoting age-gap relationships like this may look nice when shown in a well-settled, mature scenario. But in real life, especially in villages, we still see marriages/relationships with 10–15, sometimes even 20+ years of age gap.

Also, I'm wondering how the same storyline would be received if the gender roles were reversed. 🙃

Forward-thinking in a well-settled urban scenario works differently, right? 🙃 The same thing can have completely different consequences depending on the situation, financial independence, family pressure, education, etc.

Also, can't deny it — both Justin and Sanjay are green flags. 😂💚

But at the end of the day, my biggest takeaway is: whatever happens, the girl should hold on to her studies and education. No matter what.
Love, marriage, relationships — everything can be figured out later. Education and financial independence shouldn't be compromised.

Most of the mails with no subject and random mail ids.. Is it true how it works...

I even went for a call with one guy... He seems to be good and shared some shopify dashboard recording videos as proof.

He said I can share only limited access of my shopify for marketing stuff and not even finance things...

But somehow I didn't get trust to proceed further.

He said everything organic no paid ads, no upfront service cost just services charges of 3% after conversion of total sales.

And daily I'm receiving 10+mails ... Has anyone tried this is it genuine or any scam.

Previously, our EB bill was always within around ₹500- 1000, occasionally going slightly higher. We have been using roughly the same electricity for years.

from june suddenly the bills have become very high — ₹3,010 in July and now ₹4,664

no major upgradation electronics.

How can the bill suddenly become this high with the same usage?

Has anyone in Thanjavur faced this issue?

(no AC, washing machine or water purifier,)

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Recently tried three diff online delivery methods for buying chicken and fish.

Needs Delivery - Taking more than 2hrs to deliver only chicken that too on Sunday it will make you frustrated

King fresh- Delivery is fast can be considered (ordered Fish and chicken)

Rapido Parcel- Ordered directly on store and used only for pickup and delivery.

Sharing my own experience if anyone in need of online orders you can try these.

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Just wanted to share something I recently came across that might be useful for people in and around Thanjavur who are looking for career opportunities.

Hamly Towers (previously known as BBS - Baruch Business Solutions) has opened a new commercial tower near Thanjavur Medical College First Gate.

From what I've learned:

• The company itself is into medical coding and works with US-based clients.
• They are reportedly planning to occupy the top two floors of the G+6 building for their own operations.
• The remaining floors are expected to be available for lease, and there's talk that more companies/MNCs could set up offices there in the future.
• The building is said to be a modern, high-spec commercial space with premium infrastructure.

If more companies move in, this could create good employment opportunities for local graduates and professionals, especially in BPO, healthcare, IT, ITES, support functions, and other corporate roles.

If you're interested in future updates, it may be worth following BBS Infra, Hamly Group, and their official social media pages/websites for announcements.

Has anyone visited the building or heard about other companies planning to move in? Would love to know if anyone has more information or insights.

• cafés
• coworking spaces
• gaming cafés
• startup culture
• delivery apps
• events

Was thinking about this recently.

On YouTube, creators can get:

• views
• likes
• comments

…but if a video stops getting pushed, it becomes really hard to reach those same viewers again.

So I started experimenting with a simple flow:
viewer comments a keyword → gets access to a resource/freebie.

Interesting part is the people opting in are already engaged with the content, not random cold traffic.

Curious how other creators here are handling audience ownership outside YouTube itself.

So I checked my credit score on Paisabazaar and within minutes I started getting calls. Ignored a couple, then picked one.

Guy says:

• “Your CIBIL is good”
• “But CRIF score is low”
• “This will affect loans”

Then he pitches Credit+ and tells me:

I asked him clearly multiple times, like do I have to visit branch?

He said: Also said no refund after payment.

So I paid ₹1300 thinking okay, they’ll actually help.

Then comes the “expert” call…

And bro… completely different story.

He just:

• Sent me an email template
• Told me to mail the bank myself
• Wait 10 days
• Follow up myself

That’s it.

I was like… seriously?

I paid ₹1300 for this?

Even in their ₹99 report they already give steps to raise disputes 🤦

So I didn’t depend on them.

I:

• Contacted bank myself
• Got branch manager number
• Spoke to loan department
• Closed the loan on my own

Then I raised complaint with Paisabazaar.

Explained everything.

They checked the sales call and actually agreed the sales guy gave wrong info.

Now they said refund will be processed in 7 days.

Main issue is not the service…

It’s how they sell it.

If they had just said: I would’ve never paid.

So yeah…

If anyone is thinking of taking Credit+:

https://preview.redd.it/indxq2albvyg1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5122df46e1560f030e6812fd584c4640ef4f9ed9

Just know you’ll still be doing everything yourself.

Save your ₹1300.

Anyone else faced this?

Hey guys,

I’m currently using a Redmi 9 (almost 6 years now) and planning to upgrade.

I’m mainly looking for something with good battery, smooth multitasking, decent camera, and 256GB storage.

I’ve been checking out Redmi Note 15 and Redmi 15. The Note 15 looks better overall, but I’m a bit unsure about the curved display

On the other hand, Redmi 15 seems more practical with a flat display and big battery, but feels more basic.

Would like to hear from people using either of these, or similar phones (oneplus)

how’s the real-life experience?

Discuss:

• Best bus routes
• Train connectivity
• Auto / cab availability
• Travel tips to nearby towns

Share any hacks or useful info for daily commuters and travelers.