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Ayush is 32 cms (1 foot 0.6 inches) taller than his opponent of today 😭

Abeywickrama had beaten Ayush in their previous meeting in straight games. Ayush finds his revenge and moves into the Round of 16 as the sole Indian player left in the men’s singles draw.

Via: CincyTennis (IG)

They posted it, saying “Message received” lol 😂

I mean, these are two films with completely different vibes but I couldn’t help but notice the weirdly specific trope in both haha.

While You Were Sleeping is so GOATED though. 🥺

My pick: Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows (I’d actually pick both Guy Ritchie films but the second one has a RIDICULOUSLY stacked cast that it’s SO good!)

And this film is still strangely underrated in its own way. I’m one of those people STILL waiting for the 3rd film that would probably never ever happen, ugh.

So what’s your pick for a film with a 10/10 cast that doesn’t get brought up as often as it should be in your opinion?

Ugh why….??!

Kunal Karan Kapoor rumoured to play the ex boyfriend role (Negative character) in Shayad Yahi Hai Pyaar. Daksh Puri plays the Male Lead.

Back with a weekly NBTNMKK post for my fellow super-fans

I know we don’t talk about the second season of this show but these are the kinda moments I live for 😭 Their banter is EVERYTHING.

Mohan Bhatnagar, the beauty that you were 💜

Mine’s from Jerry Maguire when Dorothy tells her sister she loves Jerry and goes: “I love him for the man that he wants to be, and for the man that he almost is.”

It’s just so beautiful to hear the way she says it.

Jerry overhearing them is one of the BEST scenes in the entire film. “Easy, ladies. Easy. No, no. We bottom-feeders prefer cereal first.” Lmao.

Many people won’t recall this one immediately because “You had me at hello” or “You complete me” or “Show me the money” are the iconic catchphrases from this film lol.

We do tend to generally talk a lot about iconic lines from films and shows. What are the lines from films you personally love that get overshadowed by the more popular ones?

By “depressing” I mean the characters they play and the worlds their films inhabit. I’m talking about actors who seem to specialize in heartbreak, loss, tragedy, doomed relationships and absolutely miserable endings.

My pick is Michelle Williams. Looking through her filmography, it feels like this woman has been emotionally destroyed on screen in approximately 80% of her movies lmao. She’s a complete wreck and can’t catch a break in so many of her films.

Who’s your pick?

(Also, a quick shoutout to Casey Affleck here lol.)

I watched it last year and decided to rewatch it recently. And I was left in tears once again by how beautifully she managed to capture every single emotion, all throughout the film. She absolutely deserves a lot more praise and appreciation for this role.

Haq is one of the best movies to have come out last year. The OST is still severely underrated, imo. It’s just amazing and elevates the whole film to another level.

He took so many chances to get the bigger one but finished the smaller one in his first try. This happened in Shanghai 2025.