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@TinuAnandless It still sound thook only!!!

I spent a quarter of a century absolutely HATING this song (despite it having 2 of my favs; Hrithik & Udit ji) just because I thought its lyrics were: "Aa Thook Maloon Main Tere Haathon Mein" 😭😭😭

@DhruvMadia6 All the best Druv Tara

In my very first video of my financial markets journey I have tried to decode the backbone behind our day-to-day e-commerce and quick-commerce deliveries in the video below. In this video, I look at three listed logistics companies in India: Shadowfax Technologies, Delhivery and Blue Dart. Most of us have heard of Delhivery and Blue Dart, or have at least seen their names on parcels and delivery vehicles. But Shadowfax is also one of the fastest-growing companies in this space and remains relatively less visible compared to the other two. I discuss all three companies in the video — how their business models are set up, what makes each of them different, how they performed in Q4 FY26, and the key takeaways from their latest investor concalls.

@anshuman_ujjain Banger

What a rage had it been!! 🤌

@SagarH62 Why is his batting stance like Shivnarayan Chandrapaul

Cricket fans, this one’s for the OGs 👀 No Google. No hints. Just cricket knowledge 🧠 Who is he?

@Psychodoctor06 ✅

Logic may choose the destination. But emotions hold the steering wheel. That is why you are unable to do what needs to be done. #psychology

@LegendNewsin 🫶

A deeply touching CCTV video has gone viral showing a #Blinkit delivery agent taking a moment to practice a few shots with a cricket bat before gently kissing it and leaving for work.

@VishalBhargava5 I didn’t like it at all, what did I miss to not like it?

Saw the two seasons of Night Manager in the last couple of days. A hotel night manager who becomes a British intelligence officer with a mission to hunt down a nefarious arms supplier. Gripping watch. Tom Hiddleston (Loki of Avengers) & Hugh Laurie (House) are super.

@AdityaGargINC @SirKazamJeevi 🙏

I am a Proud Parasite. I file RTI. I question authorities. I do not bend before power. I am not scared. I am the future of India. Accept it Uncle. 🙏🏻 #CJI #SuryaKant

Shekhar suman is back... जिन लोगों को लगता था कि वो मेरे सोशल मीडिया को बैन करके सुकून पा लेंगे, उनके लिए कलम से अब कमान संभाल ली है अब और धारदार तरह से मुकाबला होगा

@bekhayalime I like SRK, but this explanation is

He crushed the criticism around Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi that Anushka’s character didn’t recognize Shah Rukh Khan without glasses with logic. Dhurandhar fanboys, this is the perfect rebuttal, and it exposes your lack of cinema literacy.

My suggestions to the @MTPHereToHelp to get Mumbai back to civilised ways: - police issue fair warning that the following will be strictly enforced from a stated date - driving on the wrong side of the road results in automatic confiscation of vehicle. Can be recovered once at say 15% of vehicle book value. Similar offence again results in vehicle being impounded n auctioned publicly - if you have an accident running a light or for wrong side driving; then the driver who was correct is automatically absolved of any punishment. The onus is completely on the idiot breaking a very basic rule of the road - running a light should result in crippling fines commensurate wt the value of the vehicle; like in Switzerland. There, for example, a Ferrari breaking a rule is fined significantly higher for the same offence than a cheaper vehicle is - A 100 vehicles seized by the police and I’m certain people will think twice before they break the rules Further suggestions most welcome Mumbaikars Let’s not tolerate this highly dangerous epidemic anymore Action Now…!!!

I hope Mumbaikars take this opportunity!!

Watched the whole thing twice Footy ads are back 👊🏻

@Sameer09070246 @abpmajhatv Ho kharach

@abpmajhatv BC kalingad ani Biryani donhi khaycha band kela hota 🤣🤣

Watermelon Case : उंदीर मारण्याच्या औषधामुळेच चौघांचा मृत्यू, कलिंगड खाल्याच्या मृत्यू प्रकरणी अपडेट #paydhuni #watermelon #familydeath

@jammypants4 It’s either echo effect or reverb. It’s done to highlight the particular dialogue or sequence. These are tropes now used liberally to create drama.

@Vidyut The shopkeeper know how to play the game. Govt mandated MRP on mineral water at malls and airports. Now they keep the premium water bottles. With high margins. We pay the same high amount but now it’s MRP.

Several points here. In the grand scheme of things, Rs. 10 isn't a lot. The MRP is in the shop. People may be okay giving Rs. 10 to somebody for getting snacks where they sit instead of leaving their luggage and getting off the train to buy it. Think of it like Zomato for trains. You pay more for the delivery over the restaurant price. Is it illegal? Yes. But it is an ecosystem. These guys will also have to pay off local cops and such to be allowed to sell on trains. An MRP can't cover those expenses. Also, unlike a shop, the number of items an individual can carry (and thus sell) is much less. That said, passengers on a train are captive customers without too many options, so even with small margins, the sales are likely to be brisk. It is one of those complicated economic tangles of India's chalta hai economy and among the less urgent fires to fight. Those who can't afford, don't buy (or buy something cheaper or buy at train stops in official shops) so there isn't massive damage to anybody, unlike many other problems we face. I'm more worried about the thousand-rupee increases in gas costs and mega toll fees on roads built with public funds.

@beastoftraal The ad works. I’m my opinion.

Dinshaw's new ad for its ice cream cone, featuring Vinod Kambli, by the agency Womb, left me dismayed. The narrative crux is the line "Jinko life mein thoda kam mila, unke liye thoda zyada". The subject of that "thoda kam mila" framing is a real, living person whose health struggles, public breakdowns and financial difficulties are well-documented and ongoing. Sure, many feel Kambli deserved more in life. But this ad film doesn't redeem that narrative. It harvests it to sell ice cream cones. The word "dildaari" (generosity) is doing particularly cynical work here. It's a loaded, noble word, implying big-heartedness, even grace. The agency's narrative applies it to the extra chocolate at the bottom of a cone!! The deflation is almost comic, and the asymmetry between the weight of the human story and the lightness of the product is utterly jarring. I can anticipate the counter: "Won't viewers empathise with Kambli? Won't younger audiences Google him and feel for him?" Perhaps. But there's a meaningful difference between empathy and sympathy. Empathy is feeling *with* someone ("I know what it's like to work hard and not get recognised"). Sympathy is feeling *for* someone ("Poor Kambli, he lost everything"). This ad pushes firmly toward sympathy, and then does this with it: 1. Kambli got less. 2. Poor Kambli. 3. Dinshaw's gives more. 4. Buy this cone. If a young person Googles Kambli and discovers he is currently battling neurological issues and financial distress, the ad's cheerful metaphor of an ice cream cone bringing him joy looks jarringly inadequate... like the brand is leveraging real-time vulnerability for a summer sale. Kambli was paid for this, yes. But the cruelest irony is that he may have needed the money, which makes the entire exercise more uncomfortable, not less. By choosing the "deserved more" arc, Dinshaw's and Womb lock him into a permanent state of failure. He isn't a collaborator in this story. He's the cautionary tale. I hope this ad doesn't normalise a template: find a fallen public figure, wrap their misfortune in warm language, sell something cheerful. #advertising #marketing