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Let's criticize again.

80th Independence Day is over. Now let's get back again to question those in power, keep protesting, bringing small changes because a developed country begins with its developed citizens. But keep the heart of the country, its traditions and history inside you, cause Saare Jahaan se Accha, Hindusitaan humara. And remember politicians or ministers aren't heroes or your fathers, they're govt servant.

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u/inked-in-cinema_37 — 2 months ago
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Better Seat - Better Experience (Ground v Balcony)

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I want to watch Dune 3 in this cinema. Which seat would be better

  1. Ground floor normal seat; 6-7 rows away from screen

Pros: Closer to screen

A more immersed viewing experience (i guess..?)

Cons: Normal seat, unlike recliner, so maybe hard to sit for 150+ minutes

Might have to move the eyes more to watch the entire screen

Same height level so, people in front could block the view

  1. Recliner at the balcony edge

Pros: Can view the entire scene comfortably

Can lay back down and enjoy for 150+ minutes

Cons: So far away and high angle view, so the space around screen is seen during movie (as in the pic), might disturb the viewing experience as the scenes in the day time, esp Dune will make the around-space more visible

Less immersive experience

Reference:- Watched Brand New Day yesterday here in the top recliner and loved the experience, although saw the space around screen for few times.

Never tested ground floor and my parents don't allow much movies, so I could only watch BND and Dune 3 this year. I want the best experience for Dune 3.

In picture: Brindaban Talkies, Cuttack, Odisha.

u/inked-in-cinema_37 — 2 months ago
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What the h*** is momo country Nepal

I've been raised in both nepal and India, both countries feel like home to me, such remarks are truly hurting as it talks bad about nepal and the statement is given by fellow Indian

u/inked-in-cinema_37 — 3 months ago