u/Lucifer_Mrngstr-666

Recently attended a marriage in Tamil nadu

So I went in with the traditional fit

The kurta and mund is from Kalyan silks, kochi

So yesterday after our football game in ground,we were having our regular fun talks and we saw a reel about vattavada and here we are...

Drove the whole night and after 280 km from our place , Finally Vattavada ❤️

Today I attended a wedding outside my district

A random uncle came up to me, looked at me for a few seconds and asked:

"Are you an actor or some kind of celebrity?"

(I always wear sunglasses everywhere 😬)

I laughed and told him I had done a couple of short films that didn't really go anywhere. Then I mentioned that one of my Instagram reels had recently done well (became viral 2 weeks back)

The uncle got genuinely excited and started encouraging me. We ended up talking for a while.

I don't know if he recognized me from somewhere, mistook me for someone else, or was just being kind.

But honestly, as someone who's spent years chasing acting, making content, failing, trying again, and wondering whether any of it matters...

That small conversation made my day.

The next 10 minutes inside my brain was in papapaa bgm mood 😭

Sometimes a stranger's encouragement hits differently.

That's it. Just wanted to share a positive moment 🤗

Thanks for reading

I never thought Reddit would give me a little sister.

A few weeks ago, I posted a picture of myself drinking from the driver's seat (don't worry, the car wasn't moving 😭). A random girl from 10th standard replied to roast me and started calling me "the drunken uncle."

That was our introduction.

I expected the conversation to die in a few messages. Instead, she somehow adopted me as her annoying older brother.

She sends me random updates from school, complains about homework, argues with me over the dumbest things, and never misses a chance to remind me that I'm "old." Meanwhile, I pretend to be wise and give life advice that she ignores 90% of the time.

The funny thing is, she told me she gets a lot of creepy DMs from strangers online. But with me, she said she felt safe enough to be herself because I never treated her like anything other than a younger sister.

As someone who grew up without having a little sister, I never realized how healing something so simple could be.

Life has been hard lately. I've lost people, questioned myself, and felt lonely more times than I can count. But somehow, in the middle of all the chaos, Reddit gave me a kid who annoys me daily, calls me "drunken uncle," and still checks in to ask if I've eaten.

The internet can be a terrible place sometimes.

But once in a while, it gives you something unexpectedly wholesome.

So here's to my self-appointed little sister.

Thanks for reminding this drunken uncle that not every stranger stays a stranger ❣️

(It's an image of me and the little kiddo ,we haven't met yet )

So few days back,I went to Chennai for a week for a wedding,while coming back ,I have seen a beautiful Tamil girl , we both were looking at each other, small looks ,small smiles as well

Then we both looked at each other and smiled, she looked at me as well Then me and her locked at each other,then I used my eyes and told her to come to doorway

She eventually followed me ,we talked for a bit , exchanged names ,share some funny things,talked for a while , it was good

It's the first time I got approached by a girl in train ,it was a great experience as well

We eventually shared our personal details as well

Let's see 🙈

For me ,it was a fucking disappointment The boys was too good and the finale season didn't justify the legacy for me personally