Amrita

i'll block you sooner than look at you and i don't give a shit how that makes you feel - crow about it, cry about it, i don't care 😘

Barun Sobti se zyada watchable Hindi actor nahi discover kiya maine last 5-6 saal mein.. Tu Hai Mera Sunday, Asur, Kohraa and then Raat Jawaan Hai bro kills it in every genre, plus I never knew his Punjabi was so smooth until I watched Kohraa, miles ahead of any Punjabi spoken by a Hindi actor in Bollywood (saying this as someone whose mother tongue is Punjabi)

@asimburney 🤣🤣🤣

@HitchhikerQ Midlands for lyf

Me: *strongly believes the rise of AI in filmmaking could lead to a collapse of creativity and imagination without clear ethical guardrails* Me after experiencing the calibre of VFX in mainstream Hindi cinema: "Haan, okay de hi do AI. Actually give thoda extra AI on the side"

Please never ever again reply to reports of sexual harassment in North India with "South Indian men are not like this".

@shreemiverma19 The best part of that reel was the person who’d actually sat through the entire show and gave the enquiring masses a full synopsis 🤣 they would have been a twitter celebrity back in the day.

Twitter isn't what it used to be because why did I discover a show named Suhagan Chudail through Instagram?

@poeticliessense @galtor Genius is seldom appreciated in its own time

Does manu Joseph have friends?

@asimburney 🤣🤣🤣

If there is one thing you read today, let it be this. Umar Khalid spoke to Apeksha Priyadarshini from jail. "What I really want those, who express solidarity with me, to understand is that I reject the victimhood that I’m often identified with by others. There is pain in this seemingly endless wait, indeed; but there is also a beauty to this pain. I’m content where I am, in spite of what I’m being subjected to, because there is beauty in knowing that this is not about me alone. My incarceration is not merely to target me as an individual; it is to teach my fellow comrades a lesson that anyone who dares to ask uncomfortable questions to the powers that be can, and will be, forcefully silenced without respite. Therefore, this battle that I’m fighting, too, is larger than me as an individual. This is why the language in which those, who believe in what I have to say, speak of me and others in this case needs to change. Ours is a battle for a vision—of a time in our society when some will not be more equal than others. This conviction is what makes this pain bearable. It’s almost Christ-like, or Bhagat Singh-like. Both sacrificed their lives for causes of the oppressed and there is beauty in knowing that this is the lineage of which I’m a part, in a history that shall be penned for the future." outlookindia.com/national/voice…

We have a great lineup at @FilmSocBBSR's Indian Film Festival Bhubaneswar 2026. The best of Indian indie cinema (Shadowbox, If on a Winter's Night, Victoria, Tingl Belku, Alaav, Swaha, Kok Kok Kokook & more). And Adoor+Ghatak retrospective. Come off! filmsocietybhubaneswar.com/iffb2026

Nenjukkule (Kadal) Yenga Pona Raasa (Maryan) Tum Tak (Raanjhanaa) Agar Tum Saath Ho (Tamasha) Thalli Pogathey (AYM) Main Tumhara (Dil Bechara) Little Little (Atrangi Re) Mallipoo (VTK) Devaralan Attam (PS 1) Periyone (Aadujeevitham) Vida Karo (Chamkila) Vinveli Nayaga (Thug Life)

ARR said he’s not getting work possibly for communal reason and people are proving him wrong by being… communal?

Hi. I'm desperately looking for work. Experience in the field of training (English and soft skills), customer engagement (worked at Books, Flipkart), editorial (culture editor at Verve), & internal communications (at Axis Bank). Please DM if anything comes your way. Please RT

When this former student called me in November for suggestions for her India trip for a friend's wedding, I told her, be on guard for sexual harassment. Especially in Delhi. Here, you're just another blond. There, you'll be a target. Sadly, came true. Greatest culture!

@gradwolf You 🤝 BBC

That's my quote da not BBC bbc.com/news/articles/…

@MVijay88 I thought Ikkis was lovely

WHY IS THERE NO GOOD MOVIE ON THE BIG SCREEN

@gradwolf 🤣🤣🤣

Just saw a tweet from Telugu film twitter that was like "Zarina Wahab what a find". Enough internet for today.

Public apology: Yesterday I posted some pictures from a nearby park in London along with the caption “I miss UPI”. Unfortunately that offended thousands of people from the Indian community, UPI community, male community, anti-socialism community, anti-cringe community and then some. I fully deserve the backlash that followed, including ghoulish abuses, threats, baseless accusations about getting to London on family’s corruption money (I’m here on the talent visa for recognition as a tech leader, my father worked in a bank my mom was a teacher, I grew up with two siblings in a DDA flat that measured 50 sqyds.) and trolling on my other tweets and LinkedIn. This was a very reasonable response from my distinguished countrymen. The anti-socialist community labeled me “brown sepoy”, whatever that means. I have worked all my life, for what I don’t know, but every place I ended up in - I wasn’t supposed to be in it. Perhaps that’s why I moved to London, because I enjoy the torture of pushing myself and I don’t have a comfort zone. My career is built on capitalism, I am here because of capitalism, everywhere I will be will be because of capitalism. I do like to read about and learn from socialist societies because I believe tech wins when it does good. I don’t know what brown sepoy means but I would like to also apologise to the anti-socialism community. My joke “I miss UPI” was certainly inappropriate for your feelings. On the other hand many kind and considerate countrymen warned me about racism I should expect to get in London/UK. I want to thank them for making me aware that I’m “pajeet”, “brown shitskin”, “ass washer” etc. I am yet to hear these words here since I’m new, so I am very thankful that I learned about these identities of mine from my thoughtful Indian friends. Thanks to you all, I will now be able to understand these abuses if and when they get hurled at me. I apologise also to the anti-cringe community who thought I was being petty or flaunting myself. I am guilty. Now that you’ve called me names for my mistakes, I will learn from you all how to not do virtue signalling and how to be “simple” and humble. All in all, I am sorry my sense of humour didn’t match that of thousands of people on a platform with millions of people. Going forward, I will never make jokes about UPI or India or my countrymen who are nothing but angels on earth. To those who instructed me never to come back, I am sorry but that is not within my scope. You will have to take it up with the governments of India and UK to ban me from traveling back to my homeland, where I’ve paid (and am still paying) large amounts of tax and I am a legal citizen of. To be really safe, I will from now on not make any jokes or comments or content related to my country of birth. As it stands, each one of us defines our identity differently. For many of you, your Indian identity is so sacred that three words can make you justifiably violent. I have been amply warned that I need to respect that and so I will. As for me, it’s vasudhaiva kutumbakam. I go wherever my karma takes me. Thank you for reading. And once again, I am sorry for three words.

i love how "shashi dump your husband" is a global sentiment 🎉