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The New Duster - Review

The New Duster - Review

Test drove the new Renault Duster today with very high expectations, but came back with mixed feelings. Front design and turbo engine are really impressive, especially once the turbo kicks in. But the rear design felt average and the cabin felt a bit congested because of the high stance and huge visible bonnet.

Biggest surprise was the suspension. Smooth on big bumps, but surprisingly stiff on normal city roads. Also didn’t feel a perfect balance between the strong power and chassis confidence at higher speeds. Good car overall, but I honestly expected more after all the hype.

u/Inside-Brief1927 — 11 days ago

Steal Deal for Pulsar 400Z!

The New Pulsar with 350cc is already considered a good value for money in addition to that Flipkart is offering 15k offer with SBI credit card which is a steal deal !!!!Go and grab it soon guys !

u/Inside-Brief1927 — 14 days ago

Past 3 days this sub has been full of Vijay posts and half the comments are acting like he already became CM and failed badly.

Criticize him if you want, but at least wait till he actually starts politics properly lol.

u/Inside-Brief1927 — 15 days ago
▲ 242 r/kollywood

Youth is honestly very mid. Old story, forced cringe scenes, looks like it was made just for reels and hype. Nothing stays after you leave the theatre. But promo was crazy ads, interviews, everywhere. That’s what gave it a big opening and made it a hit. Without that hype, it wouldn’t run this much.

Kara is the complete opposite. Proper writing, clean direction, solid performances. No cringe moments, no over the top scenes just a good film. The kind you actually enjoy and think about later.

But barely any promotion. Many people didn’t even know it released. By the time word of mouth started, shows were already cut.

Hype pulled people for Youth
Kara didn’t even get the chance

Feels like the better film lost just because no one marketed it properly.

u/Inside-Brief1927 — 20 days ago

Today I saw a man acting like his leg was badly injured, using a stick and asking money on the road. He was limping and showing pain, so people felt bad and gave him money.

But after getting the money, he walked normally without the stick like nothing happened.

Just sharing this so others stay careful. Help people, but don’t trust blindly.

u/Inside-Brief1927 — 29 days ago