Coding Doctor

@theskindoctor13 Maybe the bulk bookings in which they were getting cuts were just to inflate the numbers, but something was definitely happening behind the scenes that people were unaware of.

Dhurandhar 1 had a different kind of craze. Pure mania! Almost everyone you meet has seen it and talks about it. It felt organic, like a cultural wave you couldn’t escape. The film pulled in around 1300–1400 crores. On the other hand, Pathan and Jawan? I’ve hardly come across anyone who has actually watched them or discussed them in real life as if they’re “the thing.” No street buzz, no random conversations, no everyday recall, just silence outside their fanbase. Yet somehow, both films magically ended up collecting almost the same numbers as Dhurandhar1, 1100–1200 crores. How?

@worshipVK I already knew about this project. The propagandawood can never make a movie without inserting something completely off topic, that's why I haven't watched this movie till date.

> I loved mission mangal alot > one scene made me emotional where people didn't give scientist Neha Siddiqui a home because of her religion > Then I got to know ISRO gives an apartment to it's every employee > Then I check Neha's name in mission mars team > Shockingly there was no person named neha siddiqui > It was a fictional character > Yet filmmakers put her on poster with the slogan "science has no religion" This is how propaganda works and bollywood has mastered this. Funny how people who will ignore this tweet are calling dhurandhar2 a propaganda

Here we go, now even the backend development job is at risk.

@theskindoctor13 Now, let's focus on the pk's climax... what they wanted to convey is that a person from pak is very loyal and hindoz religious teachers give wrong teaching to there followers. The movie mocked all hindoz gods and somehow sneaked pak angle into it Woah what a propaganda free movie

The Muslim captain of the Indian hockey team misses a crucial penalty against Pakistan. He is branded a “traitor,” with suspicion tied to his Muslim identity. His house is vandalized, “Gaddar” is written on its wall. He is forced to vacate the house with his crying mother, and a background song says, “Teeja tera rang tha main to” (Addressing to the flag : I was the third color of you, i.e., green, i.e., minority), “jiya tere dhang se main to” (I lived by the rules you laid for me), “tu hi tha maula, tu hi aan” (you were my God, my pride). Chak De was a brilliantly executed, subtle Muslim victimhood propaganda. All this when it was a made-up story. Nothing like that happened. The story had inspiration, if any, from a Hindu coach. In a country where a Muslim actually becomes a captain like Azharuddin and is loved and admired by millions who never cared about his religion, players like Zaheer, Shami, Kaif, Siraj, etc., are idolized, you made a movie showing exactly the opposite, putting the audience into guilt. I am writing this because I saw a tweet saying there was a time before 2014 when propaganda movies were not made. Lol! Nowadays, propaganda is obvious. Films don’t hide it. They present it openly. Obvious propaganda is easy to spot and dismiss. The more effective kind is the subtle one, wrapped in good cinema, strong emotions, and moral positioning. Films like Chak De!, Rang De Basanti, PK, and My Name Is Khan fall into that category.

@nikitabier Why can't you also boost your posts like Elon does?

No, there’s nothing over there. Come back to the screen.

Anyone who wants a baby in 2026, tonight is the last night.

@Kalshi he said he won on day one.

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Ah, the bubble bursting cost is here.

People who code in Java

@kaaaash____ Data bro

Wait... iLove PDF is a million-dollar company? How is a PDF tool making so much money?🤔

@striver_79 Well your sample space is very less. That might have happened bcz of the package or less desired skill. Try seeing the competition during software development job postings at faang. 1000s of resumes with great skill arrive with just two opening. Real competition lies here.

I’m not saying this out of the blue - talk to anyone who’s hiring, and they’ll tell you the state. Too much noise, quality people are less. We were hiring for a UX role. All we got in Round 1 (shortlisted from resumes) was AI slop: simple copy-paste, zero effort, zero research for a round you were shortlisted for, not even the application phase. Only 1 out of 35 did not put slop and got hired.

@Venkydotdev 🥲

@CodingDoctor 😳😳

This literally got shipped ?

@elonmusk When new algorithm is also not that great so you have to do it all over again.

I don’t even smoke lol 💨

@talk2anuradha Slowly moving towards reservation in private ?

Why Tata Electronics is asking for caste category during hiring? Isn't it a private company?

3cr bridge in bihar that leads no where vs $114M bridge in California that leads no where. Is there really a way to get rid of corruption ?

@theskindoctor13 I visited a temple in south and i was shocked to see different pricing for every type of darshan. If you choose 'vip darshan' they will take you closest possible, then there is 'semi vip darshan' where you will a little away and then 'normal darshan' where you will 20ft away.

Both videos are from Baba Baidyanath Dhaam, Deoghar. The first shows how common devotees are treated, and the second shows how VIPs are treated. This is same in most of the famous temples. This difference must end. You can’t expect unity and brotherhood in a religion if the rich and powerful receive pampered treatment at temples while ordinary devotees are treated like an inconvenience. I understand that the sheer number of devotees makes it difficult to give everyone ample time, but things can still be managed with dignity, through better crowd management, token or time-slot systems, clearly marked queues, and strict enforcement of the same rules for everyone. Whatever is decided for the common people, the same rules should apply to the rich and powerful as well.

@karthikponna19 Right

left or right ?

@OxNeeraj Great morning

Good Morning everyone 😌

@GlobeEyeNews and the misleading game begins. Let's see where it goes.

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