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I'm new to Gwalior, so I'm not sure if this is normal here.

I went to PVR INOX DB Mall yesterday for the 4:35 PM Spider-Man: Brand New Day show. At the counter, I asked for a ₹270 ticket for a particular seat. The staff selected it and suddenly the total showed ₹370.

I asked “₹370 kaise?”

He said, “Bundle ke saath aati hai ticket.”

I asked, “Isko hata nahi sakte? Normal ticket chahiye”

He said “Nahi, bundle aata hi hai,” and was quite firm about it. There was no option given to me to buy just the ₹270 ticket.

I ended up paying ₹370 even though I only wanted the movie ticket. I didn't even use the F&B benefit as almost everything there was ₹300+, drinks were under 200 but I don't drink soft drinks at all.

I've complained to PVR INOX and asked for a refund of the extra ₹100.

Has anyone else experienced this at DB Mall? Is this actually their policy (ig not), or was I evening light scammed

The bundle is basically that you can buy anything and 150₹ will be covered from it

Suggest me movies to watch (I'm a marvel fan)

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24th August my mom's birthday. I wanna gift her something. May be a sweater, a handbag or a sarree. My budget is only 4k. What should i gift her?

Just wanna ask is it good ,,,

What can we explore in Gwalior except Gwalior Fort (already visited earlier) and around it? Though I have thought of visiting the Bateshwar group of temples. Is it really worth to visit? Can you please suggest more places that are worth visiting?

I’m from Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Last December, I met a guy through an arranged-marriage setup. He’s an Army officer, and I found him decent, modern and open-minded, so I agreed to the marriage after one meeting because our families wanted us to decide quickly.
Over the next few months, we got close and planned to get engaged in July. I was completely honest with him about myself—I’m spiritual, feminist, wear Western clothes, occasionally drink, and had a boyfriend in college whom I couldn’t marry because our parents disagreed over caste. He knew all of this and acted completely accepting.
I also genuinely cared for him and his family. I gifted his sister things for her birthday, made him laddoos, and sent him care packages during his mountaineering course.
In February, our families had a small roka. His family demanded a car, and my family gave him a Creta worth around ₹14 lakh, along with an Apple Watch, AirPods, a gold ring for his grandmother and other gifts.
A few months later, shortly before our engagement, he suddenly said he didn’t want to marry me because our vibes didn’t match.
I accepted his decision. My family initially tried to convince him, but eventually we agreed to part ways. We simply asked for the money/property given during the marriage arrangement to be returned.
It has now been four months, and he has returned only around ₹4 lakh. He refuses to return the rest.
Instead, he has started telling our relatives about my past and portraying me as an “immoral” woman. Things I told him privately because I trusted him are now being used to shame me and my family.
My question is: what does my character have to do with returning money/property?
He has every right to decide he doesn’t want to marry me. I never forced him. But does that give him the right to keep everything my family gave him? And can he use my private personal information to damage my reputation and pressure my family into giving up their claim?
I understand that gifts/dowry have complicated legal distinctions, so I’m looking for practical legal advice, particularly from people familiar with matrimonial/property matters in Madhya Pradesh.
What should our next step be? And can his actions regarding my personal information amount to defamation or another legal offence?
Please keep the discussion focused on the legal situation rather than judging my personal life.

Im going for hair cut in lakme salon city centre what guys your opinion on lakme salon city centre mens haircut

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I’ve been living in Gwalior for college for a while now, and honestly, one thing that has really bothered me is how normalised staring and unwanted attention seem to be here.
And I’m saying this as a guy.
Even when I’m just walking around with my girlfriend, there are constantly people staring at her. Not just a casual glance — some people will literally turn around, keep watching, stare at her while we’re passing, or make it obvious enough that both of us notice.
At first I thought maybe I was overreacting. But after experiencing it repeatedly, you start becoming conscious of it every time you go outside.
There have also been situations where groups of guys have stared, smiled, shouted things or behaved in a way that makes you uncomfortable. You don’t necessarily know whether they’re going to actually do something, so you end up staying alert and changing how you move around the city.
And that’s the part that gets me.
I’m a guy and I still feel uncomfortable sometimes.
So I genuinely wonder what it must feel like for a girl who has to deal with this while also knowing that she is physically more vulnerable.
You shouldn’t have to constantly think about:
Who is staring?
Is that person following us?
Should we take another route?
Is it safe for her to go somewhere alone?
Should I walk her back?
What happens if we confront someone and they decide to escalate?
Going out with your girlfriend shouldn’t feel like you’re responsible for providing security simply because other people don’t know how to behave.
I’m not saying every person in Gwalior is like this, and I’m not saying the entire city is some lawless place. There are plenty of decent people here.
But the amount of staring, unwanted attention and general lack of boundaries is something I genuinely wish people would talk about more.
A city shouldn’t just be considered “safe” because nothing happened physically.
If someone can’t walk around without being constantly watched, followed, catcalled or made uncomfortable, that’s already a problem.
And if I, as a guy, have started noticing and feeling uncomfortable about it, I can only imagine how much worse it can feel for women.
Gwalior can do better.