Hardik Rajgor

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Hardik Rajgor

Hardik Rajgor

@Hardism

I stare at a screen for 8 hours, press keys & get paid money for it so I can buy a better screen next year. Mail - [email protected]

India Katılım Haziran 2009
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Itinerary Whisperer
Itinerary Whisperer@khyatimaloo·
Timeline, you decide tonight’s snack in Taipei. 🇹🇼 1. Peanut & coriander ice cream or 2. Stinky tofu Choose wisely. I will regret this either way. 🫠
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Shivam Vahia
Shivam Vahia@ShivamVahia·
@Hardism Fuck censorship. Jor se bolo, saath me bolo, TalliKari Bhadva Hai!
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Hardik Rajgor@Hardism·
The full form of CBFC is "Central Board of Film Certification." But everyone colloquially calls it "Censor Board". You know why? Because their job is to - issue certificates. But what they do is - censor. You can't say MC or BC in an adult film but you can Bhadwe. What's the basis of allowing some gaalis and not others? You can show legs being cut and football being played with a decapitated head, but certain "words" still have to be muted? You can show item songs with vulgar choreography and double meaning lyrics with a U certificate (and children can watch) but you cannot say certain phrases in an A rated film? How does that make sense? The whole point of "certification" is that you only give the certificate - advising the audience who the film is fit for. People will then make a conscious choice for themselves and their children. What is the point of an "A" certification if the CBFC is still going to patronize adults - and decide for them, what they can or cannot see and hear? Why does the government have to act like a parent over and above the advisory? The CBFC should stick to its core job - certification. And move away from its obsession to censor and control. Don't ruin cinema with subjective sensibilities. Have faith in your citizens - they are the same people who voted you to power. 🙂
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tendollar
tendollar@tendollardanny·
passing through the strait of hormuz if anyone needs anything
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Hardik Rajgor@Hardism·
@adityajakki Fair assessment, had similar thoughts. This one had some nice big cinema moments where audience goes full seeti and hooting mode 😁
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Aditya Jakki@adityajakki·
#Dhurandhar2 is satisfactory blockbuster If #Dhurandhar 1 was for sophisticated audience with world building of Lyari and more drama involving Rehman Baloch, Uzair Baloch, Jamaal Jamali, Alina Jamali and SP Chaudhary, the second part is for the masses with more action and hunt though well balanced by good short backstory and twists Treatment is more of a Telugu commercial action screenplay but with more gritty action As both parts were shot at the same time, i guess different treatment for both parts were intended from the beginning only There is more of Madhavan (Ajay Sanyal) here and what an aura... Ranveer is awesome as both Jaskeerat and Hamza Very less of SP Chaudhary, Jamali, Alina, Alam and Uzair... But Jamaali twist in the end was whistle worthy There is more of Arjun Rampal as Major Iqbal... He is good but his arc needed more There is more of Rizwan but limited more to just action Use of Balochis was very good But the way Hamza's cover is blown could be better Atiq Ahmedabad touch was brilliant but I didn't like Dawood angle as I don't think he has that stature Music is awesome... Action choreography was good, dialogues are good and overall production quality good You do feel the length though Go for it... You will have a good time 3.75/5
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The New York Times
The New York Times@nytimes·
From @TheAthletic: One of India’s greatest cricketers has criticized the decision of an English team to sign a Pakistan international, claiming it could indirectly contribute to the death of Indian soldiers and civilians. nyti.ms/4bguDfv
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opal@unbreakopal·
polish people be like “cvzvzb ckdjzm jzk cbvznm” and it mean hi
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Hardik Rajgor@Hardism·
@khyatimaloo If the first time was the regular Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto-Hiroshima trip, what would you plan for the second one? I'm thinking Sapporo maybe? A week just there. Or would you look at a different region?
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Itinerary Whisperer
Itinerary Whisperer@khyatimaloo·
So so happy for you!! 🥹 Getting a 5-year Japan visa on the first go is possible if your documents are proper and travel history look solid. (no visa hacks here) Now I’m extra excited for you to try my list of speakeasies/bars AND the vegetarian food spots in Japan. You’re going to have the best time.🫶 And obviously, I’m already mentally planning rounds 2, 3, and 4 of Japan for you. 😌
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Pleasantly surprised by the Japanese Embassy in Delhi. Applied for a single entry visa for my holiday in May and they granted me a 5 year multiple entry one. Also, what a gorgeous looking sticker. Thank you @khyatimaloo for your guidance. You are a champ. #AvGeek

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Rashid Khan
Rashid Khan@rashidkhan_19·
I am deeply saddened by the latest reports of civilian casualties as a result of Pakistani airstrikes in Kabul. Targeting civilian homes, educational facilities or medical infrastructure, either intentional or by mistake, is a war crime. The sheer disregard for human lives, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, is sickening and deeply concerning. It will only fuel division and hatred. I call upon the UN and other human rights agencies to thoroughly investigate this latest atrocity and hold the perpetrators to account. I stand with my Afghan people in this difficult time. We shall heal, and we will rise as a nation. We always do. Inshallah ! 🇦🇫
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Tavleen Singh
Tavleen Singh@tavleen_singh·
There is no species on the planet more hypocritical than Indian lefties. I have learned that whenever they take a position I will most certainly be on the other side. My column today in the Indian Express. share.google/iaXOFFgxohryvn…
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Stanly Johny
Stanly Johny@johnstanly·
After the India-Pakistan conflict, trump was talking a lot about the number of the planes that went down. he claimed dozens of times that he stopped a catastrophe. Has he said anything about the number of American planes that went down since netanyahu's war began? The number of U.S. refuelling planes destroyed and damaged stands at seven--one crashed and another damaged in Iraq (per official account); five were struck by Iranian missiles in Saudi Arabia. This is besides the three F15s that went down in Kuwait.
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ICC@ICC·
A golden period of white-ball supremacy for Team India 🏆
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komal 🤸🏽‍♀️
BATA SHOES TYSM BUT I DO NOT WANT TO USE 25 Rs. in my Bata wallet or my 300 points Thank u
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Hardik Rajgor@Hardism·
@me_veerareddy @SunRisers I have written about that too. x.com/Hardism/status…
Hardik Rajgor@Hardism

Jay Shah - The Pappu Of Indian Cricket. On the eve of the World Cup, the PCB Chief Zaka Ashraf called India a “dushman mulk”. Waqar Younis, who made an anti-Hindu comment on live TV, has been welcomed as a commentator for the World Cup. After landing in India, the first picture posted by opener Imam Ul Haq was about “having tea”. Everyone knows what that is a reference to. After scoring a hundred, Muhammad Rizwan dedicated his century to the “people of Gaza”. It took them barely hours after landing in India, to insert political commentary into sport. Jay Shah’s daddyji acts macho in his commentary about Pakistan since that helps shape BJP’s political communication. The bravado and bluster is celebrated by his supporters. But son Jay Shah is busy trying to dhandomax India-Pakistan cricket. On the surface, politics doesn’t allow India to travel to Pakistan or vice-versa for bi-laterals. But when they play at neutral venues, money can be made. And paisa bolta hai. Which is why only the India-Pak game has a reserve day at the Asia Cup. It is why the India-Pak game will have a “special ceremony” at the Modi stadium. It is why they will always play on a Saturday or a Sunday. It is why even the tournament will be scheduled in such a way that India-Pak can play multiple times. Paisa, paisa, paisa. This is at the time, when the BCCI is all powerful in world cricket. It could’ve used its influence to alienate Pakistan from world cricket for sponsoring terrorism, like South Africa was, back in the day, for apartheid. But clearly, money trumps morals - sirf soldiers ne theka liya hai to fight and die on the border areas. Everything else can go on as normal. Let us have a huge party at the Modi stadium on Saturday. Let us celebrate & normalise a nation, who we claim, is funding and executing terror operations on India soil every other week. Thank you for this, Jay Shah.

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@Hardism @SunRisers When India plays Pakistan in an ICC or ACC event, the Pakistani Board receives a share of the revenue. However, the BCCI is desperate to play against Pakistan. Why attack private leagues when the BCCI itself has no shame under Jay Shah?
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Hardik Rajgor@Hardism·
Congratulations to @SunRisers for paying lakhs of pounds to a Pakistani player so he can make more “tea is fantastic” posts and spit on our armed forces with a smug smirk on his face. I wish the absolute worst for your entire management team. I hope sponsors pull out and cause severe financial damage. I hope you have a nightmare season - on and off the field. I hope you get booed and called a traitor everywhere you travel in India. You have earned it.
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