Dr. Harshal Salve

It’s been 6 days since I watched Dhurandhar 2 and not a single day has passed without me talking about it. Every new person I meet who hasn’t watched, I end up recommending it. Not a performance like this have I seen from an actor in my era. Ranveer Singh was just phenomenal. And Aditya Dhar… what a filmmaker. Both are very special for Indian cinema.

Whole theatre when Aalam dies so that Hamza can live and hamza goes straight to drink namak wali chai which he never liked before

Dear Rahul Dravid, As an Indian cricket fan who watched you through decades with the patience of the greatest fast bowlers in world cricket history, I write this with a heart full of emotion. You are not merely a cricketer. You are a role model, an inspiration, the most technically perfect batsman the game has ever seen. Every time you walked to the crease, a quiet poetry unfolded. Against McGrath’s relentless precision, Akram’s deadly swing, Warne’s mesmerising guile, you became an unshakeable wall. Your technique flawless, your patience infinite, your focus a masterclass in discipline. We felt safe, secure, almost serene knowing you stood between chaos and the scoreboard. You played for the team always. Opener, number three, middle order, even emergency wicketkeeper; no role too small, no sacrifice too great. Selfless, silent, steady. Those marathon innings, thousands of balls faced, bowlers broken, foundations laid for others to shine; they taught us grit, humility, true service. You brought peace amid panic, order to collapse, pride without noise. Your quiet centuries in adversity, your understated celebrations, your unwavering character inspired generations to cherish technique over flash, patience over power, team over self. Thank you, Wall of India, for every minute at the crease, for every sense of safety you gifted us, for proving greatness can be calm, consistent, and profoundly beautiful. With deepest respect and endless gratitude, A lifelong fan Madhav Sharma