Jyoti Sardar

Don’t buy in to the numbers game. That’s just marketing. Did the art actually move you? Did it make you feel something? That’s all that matters.

No spoilers but will say that @AdityaDharFilms gave us the closure we needed. The cinema we needed. Thank you. And thank you to every unknown soldier of the soil. We are indebted. Bharat Mata ki Jai.

Spent a v long time in Dubai,n even after I left,always praised it for all it gives you- safety, comfort, peace. “Dubai spoils you”, I’ve often said. Makes it harder to adjust anywhere else, they set the bar so high. I applaud the leadership even more today. Focused and firm👏🏻🇦🇪

@amjadt25 From India. 🤍

From which country are you standing with the UAE today?

BRILLIANTLY PUT. I expect ignorant and banal opinions around our history from @bbcasiannetwork and Haroon, but ARR was disappointing as never before. Plus his PR machinery has started double spinning already to contain damage.

From COPPOLA to ADITYA DHAR A directors growth not only from what he learnt from previous directors who came before him , but also from directors who came after him ..In that context here are my new learnings from Aditya Dhar’s DURANDHAR From Coppola I learnt intense closeted drama , which I tried to emulate in Satya, Company, Sarkar etc. But now Dhurandhar shows that approach can work far more effectively with scale. Writing scenes assuming the audience will feel even before they understand is a new one I was one of the first mainstream Indian directors to refuse elevation of heroes . Bhiku Mhatre was terrific inspite of not being celebrated and Amitabh Bachchan worked in Sarkar without a single slow motion shot But Dhurandhar invents a never before seen or experienced new kind of elevation in creating flawed but consequence driven heroes. Making a star disappear into the story is a new one Another lesson is that violence should hurt the viewer ,not just entertain them and so to design action as an organic and emotional projection rather than loud illogical choreography is a new one , a must learn lesson ,especially for the pan india film makers I never believed in the so called three act structure but Dhurandhar extends that belief to almost a breaking point that even uneven and fractured narratives can command attention. The ingredients of Dhurandhar can push stories to be abrupt, unresolved, sometimes even unfair. Also It breaks away from the cliche of tying knots just for the sake of untying them. My use of sound created dread without visual excess , but Dhurandhar showed that sound and music in a strange mating ritual can become the lead psychological forces even more powerful than dialogue and visual . I once assumed it was intelligence , but later on my intention to deliberately keep on provoking replaced the honesty in me and In sharp contrast to that, Dhurandhar respects the audience without explaining anything I was always anti trend and confronted it , but mostly for the sake of shock value , whereas Dhurandhar doesn’t chase validation because it announces a higher purpose. I always believed that scale should be shown internally and not as a bloated display , but Dhurandhar proves that scale can coexist with restraint in order to create a symphony of previously unfelt emotions My final learning is that i don’t need to grow by myself , but i need to catch up with what others have become Hey @AdityaDharFilms ,thank you for becoming the new Ayn Rand of my life “ Art is not what it is .. Art is what it could be“ —- AYN RAND

“SOUTH ASIA”. Have always hated the use of that term and now it’s being used to hide crime origins. Every Indian everywhere needs to stop referring to themselves as “South Asian”, period. You are INDIAN, and you should be loud about that and ONLY that.

Peak Indian cinema. Thank you @AdityaDharFilms and crew. My thoughts on #Dhurandhar - youtu.be/AmJvcJHPUlg

History as it should be told. 👏🏻👏🏻 No whitewashing, no sugarcoating. Just raw and real. Presented with the technical brilliance of artistic genius. Mad respect to @AdityaDharFilms and the entire crew of #Dhurandhar Can’t wait for March 2026.

Beautifully articulated and 💯 on point.

Even the steady hand that raised that flag shook when flag fluttered at the top..... a moment of civilisational re-awakening.

Daughters of India. Champions of the world. Meet Prime Minister @narendramodi.

🇮🇳 CHAMPIONS!!! 🇮🇳 #WomenInBlue 👏🏻

#OperationSindoor on the games field. Outcome is the same - India wins! Congrats to our cricketers.

🫡 inspiring beyond words.

Suryakumar Yadav says there's no rivalry between India and Pakistan anymore in terms of cricket. Epic besti 😆😆 #INDvsPAK #indvspak2025

If you wanna “back the music” and “support your artist”, know this first: #MusicIsNotFree #MusicIsArt #StreamResponsibly #NoFreePlays

@JioCare Let’s not pretend like you don’t have enough manpower. I was given an appointment, nobody showed up.N theres zero accountability or follow up despite several DMs here as well. Time to move on. There are better service providers. Less arrogance, more quality wud do you guys good.

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@JioCare Shame on @JioCare . Sending random messages twice that are system-generated-“you’ll shortly get an SMS for installation appointment”. Waited 3 days now and NOTHING. STOP LYING. Take accountability! Get the job done or refund the relocation payment. Ridiculous company @reliancejio

@jyoticsardar Hi Jyoti, we regret for the inconvenience caused. Please provide the mobile number entered while submitting the request or Lead Reference (LR) number / ORN (order reference number) over DM to assist you better – Bijay twitter.com/messages/compo…

@JioCare Bijay I don’t understand why after providing everything there is still no update no action and no response on DM either. Is this how you problem-solve?! @JioCare @reliancejio

@theskindoctor13 Why is it so difficult for a city like Mumbai to build organised roadways with dividers and no potholes?! Common sense things? Ahmedabad roads SO much better!! Smooth + lane discipline followed.

The Vikhroli flyover in Mumbai is the latest entry in the list of modern engineering marvels. Planned in 1997, completed in 2025, it has three lanes with two way traffic, and no divider. As a result, the middle lane becomes a free-for-all, with vehicles from both directions claiming it, leading to inevitable traffic jams. In response, drivers try to bypass the jam using the third lane, which only worsens the chaos by blocking traffic entirely. Was it really that difficult to make it a simple two-lane road with a divider and use the remaining space for pedestrians or bike lanes? The flyover is barely 12 days old. Give it a few more days, a couple of accidents, a few road rage incidents, and it’ll be shut down again for digging and installing a divider. Something that should’ve been done in the first place.