Tom did the biggest service to the Town by starting a bar, agree?

Tom did the biggest service to the Town by starting a bar, agree?

By establishing a bar and distillery in the old gas station Tom helped the Town people forget their trauma and pain. He did the best thing possible in the Town but alas the writers decided to kill him! I miss him!!

u/Right_now2026 — 7 hours ago
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MTV Hustle 5, My 2 cents

I love indie rap/hip-hop, and MTV Hustle has brought some amazing talent into the limelight. The current season, too, has some fabulous rappers. My current favourites are OG Tehran (I am listening to “Barood” on a loop), Farak (he is different, damn good), Harmeet (great writer, Jhoot was outstanding but his tune wasn’t extraordinary), Ansh, Whysokai, and Parv.

I was disappointed when Gargi was eliminated. I loved her vibe. Honestly, I am not too happy with the Squad Bosses, though EPR is perfect. Also for me, Raftaar and Ikka were better judges. I am not too excited to see Badshah. But honestly, the most irritating thing about this season is the host, Samarth Jurel. I skip every segment whenever he enters.

The rest is fine. The upcoming weeks will surely bring more entertainment. Do share your opinions too.

u/Right_now2026 — 3 days ago

What's the theatre scene in Chandigarh?

I am moving to a place near Chandigarh and would like to connect with theatre practitioners in the city so that I can continue doing theatre on weekends. I direct, write, and perform plays primarily in Hindi and English. I would like to know what the theatre scene in Chandigarh is like and whether there is scope for weekend theatre activities.

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u/Right_now2026 — 2 months ago

Last places to visit in Delhi before leaving forever?

If you were leaving Delhi forever, which places would you visit one last time, and why?

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u/Right_now2026 — 2 months ago

Stephen King's The Drawing of the Three and The Wastelands

I am looking for book 2 and 3 of the Dark Tower series: The Drawing of the Three and The Waste Lands in hardcover.

u/Right_now2026 — 2 months ago
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Masters of the Universe was pure nostalgia but...

Watching He-Man on screen was pure nostalgia. The first half of the movie felt like watching Superman's origin story, and I wish they had done something a little different. But there were many things I loved about it.

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First, the humour. Adam's date going wrong, his interactions with his boss, and his first meeting with the warriors of Eternia were all great fun. For me, the best moment in the movie was Nicholas meeting Dolph Lundgren in the gym.

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However, the second half kept getting more and more boring. Duncun/Man-at-Arms' jokes were falling flat, and after a while they became too much to bear. I was waiting for Orko to appear, but sadly he only shows up in the post-credit scene.

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I also wanted more of the classic "I am the most powerful man in the universe!" moments, but the film kept leaving me wanting. And of course, I was hoping to see Cringer transform into Battle Cat and join the fight.

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The movie left me wanting more.I know the movie hasn't done well, but I can easily watch it again; first, because of the nostalgia, and second, because of Nicholas and how great (hot) he looked as He-Man.

u/Right_now2026 — 2 months ago