u/The-Retro-Dude
Yeh Sheher Hai from Raaz (2002) is an underrated gem
Forget Hollywood horror. Tatya Vinchu is the absolute peak of Indian puppet cinema.
90s Indian school kids, unlock your core memories.
An iconic and unforgettable comic moment in 90s cinema
When horror meant brilliant acting, eerie silence, and intense eyes
The absolute terror this man instilled in 90s/2000s kids.
They just don't make Bollywood horror like og Raaz anymore.
Malini Sharma’s grace + Alka Yagnik’s voice = absolute perfection
High graphics? No. High core memories? Yes. 8-bits of pure nostalgia ❤️
Bro single-handedly solved the Indian unemployment crisis with one interview
Every 90's kid watched this show
Credit: @immortalcauli
Stories from the Panchtantra
When I was a kid in the early 2000s, I really enjoyed reading the Panchatantra stories. There were a few books in my school library that I used to read during library period, and sometimes I got them issued for a few days.
Also, during our school computer periods, animated Panchatantra stories were sometimes shown to the entire class on a projector. Those stories were so good, but I can't find them anywhere now. Does anyone else remember those animated Panchatantra stories from the early 2000s?
Got this AV Famicom today :)
I am very thankful to my friend. He bought it from Japan for me.
That golden era of television when a social message and a gutkha packet shared the exact same script writer.
Everyone remembers Aapke Pyaar Mein, but real 2000s kids know this was the true hidden banger of the Raaz soundtrack.
Which bike holds the ultimate nostalgia card for you?
I'm a 90s kid. I love the Hero Honda CD 100 the most. My father bought it in 1993, and it was our first bike. We did lots of travelling on that motorcycle, and I learnt how to ride a bike on it too. We had it for almost 15 years before it was sold. I really wish my father had kept his bike and renewed the RC/FC on time. Lots of memories with that bike. Sometimes I still see a few people riding the Hero Honda CD 100 and it reminds me of those good old days of my childhood in the 90s.❤️