▲ 327 r/twenties
No cheating, just drop your last saved image and no explanation 💀
u/moonlitsofty — 3 days ago
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r/GlitchTechs r/mahabharata r/IndianCinemaRegional r/IndianOTTbestof r/EverydayCarry_India r/BollyGoodVibes r/AwwwIndia r/IndianTechCentral r/MidTwentiesIndia r/indianbeautyhauls r/ZyadaKuchNai r/hinduism r/NIFTards r/IndiaChronicle r/DhurandharFilm r/Animey r/AnimeMirchi r/NoonShowBitching r/twenties r/incredible_indians r/Dhurandhar2 r/netflixindia
Would you use a WhatsApp username instead of sharing your phone number?
WhatsApp has started allowing users to reserve usernames, allowing users to connect and share their profiles without revealing their phone numbers.
u/moonlitsofty — 6 days ago
▲ 439 r/AwwwIndia
Sometimes all you need is someone to show you the first step ❤️
u/moonlitsofty — 6 days ago
▲ 255 r/BollyGoodVibes
Some awards just make everyone smile and this is one of them
From winning hearts on screen to receiving the Padma Shri, R. Madhavan’s journey is a story of talent, perseverance, and timeless appeal. Honoured by President Droupadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan, the actor received one of India’s highest civilian awards for his remarkable contribution to Indian cinema. From Alaipayuthey and Rang De Basanti to 3 Idiots and Rocketry, he has delivered performances that continue to inspire audiences across generations.
u/moonlitsofty — 12 days ago
▲ 12 r/NIFTards
If you could restart your first year at NIFT, what would you do differently?
When I joined NIFT, I thought I had everything figured out. Looking back now, there are so many things I would've done differently.
Maybe I would've taken more risks, participated in more competitions, built a stronger portfolio from the start, made better use of faculty feedback, or simply worried less about grades and enjoyed the experience more.
For seniors and alumni, if you got a chance to go back to your very first day at NIFT, what would you change and what would you keep exactly the same?
u/moonlitsofty — 12 days ago
▲ 313 r/twenties
Did your parents prepare you for adulthood or just expect you to figure it out?
u/moonlitsofty — 17 days ago
What's the one non-tech item that's permanently in your EDC? I'll go first:
u/moonlitsofty — 19 days ago
Yami gautam's cameo in Dhurandhar 2 has to be the most forced and unnecessary cameo ever
u/moonlitsofty — 21 days ago
▲ 681 r/AnimeMirchi
When it comes to characters who use scythes, who would you think of first?
u/moonlitsofty — 21 days ago
What's one character that everyone loves but you've never liked?
u/moonlitsofty — 27 days ago
Even strays deserve a little relief, and this water truck driver understood the assignment
u/moonlitsofty — 1 month ago
A stunning mahaarti led by women at Jammu's Raghunath Temple.
A unique devotional event at Raghunath Temple saw women lead a Mahaarti in the form of Maa Shakti, offering a powerful blend of faith and symbolism.
u/moonlitsofty — 1 month ago
▲ 565 r/mahabharata
Arjuna literally had a breakdown on the battlefield and Krishna still stayed beside him
That moment before the Gita began always hits hard. Arjuna wasn’t weak, he was overwhelmed. Krishna chose understanding over judgment.
u/moonlitsofty — 2 months ago