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P.Kaur
@Almost_Awake_P
Corporate life surviver| Proud parent| Desi sarcasm| Investor| Movie Buff| Life lessons| Fitness| Badminton is ❤️
Sumali Nisan 2026
104 Sinusundan165 Mga Tagasunod

@wholesome_X_ Looking at his expression it seems he has a cat somewhere else.😅
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αlpha energy only. 🖤
See you in cinemas 🍿👊🏼🧨💥
Book your #Alpha tickets here - bookmy.show/Alpha | link.district.in/DSTRKT/Alpha

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@CrimesReais Firstly the case wasn't from Brazil.
Secondly, this guy deserve serious punishment, he is a complete psycho. No remorse, no guilt, look at his face after pushing the kid out of the escalator. He behaved as if its a normal day. Think of his family, what he might be doing to them.
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@arr4m Look what I am preparing:
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P.Kaur@Almost_Awake_P
Guess what's cooking today?
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A child broke one of the plates on the table and that's how he knew what his father had prepared🥹
syanarchy🤘@acyannnr
Mixing napples yellow with 5 different shades to create 5 incredible hues.
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Just when the economy starts reviving, portfolios turn green, and investor confidence returns... a ceasefire is violated, bombs fall, and deals get cancelled.
A bomb never bleeds only on the battlefield. #bloodbath
#IranWar #stockmarketcrash #nifty #USAvsIran
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@taran_adarsh Omg.. he is not at all looking like dada. Also, his voice doesn't have the calmness and quirkiness of dada's chit chat.
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RAJKUMMAR RAO IN & AS 'DADA- THE SOURAV GANGULY STORY' – FIRST LOOK OUT – RELEASE DATE LOCKED… The first look poster of #Dada - The Sourav Ganguly Story, featuring #RajkummarRao, has been unveiled today on the occasion of #SouravGanguly's birthday.
The makers have also announced the film's theatrical release date: 14 May 2027, coinciding with the extended #Eid holiday weekend.
#Dada - The Sourav Ganguly Story is directed by Vikramaditya Motwane, produced by Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg, presented by Gulshan Kumar, Bhushan Kumar, TSeries and DBL, and is a Luv Films production.
#DadaTheSouravGangulyStory | #DadaFirstLook | @SGanguly99

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@manojananda @nitin_gadkari @Toyota_India Send him the written petition he has asked for. Also ask Toyota to provide the details and testimony.
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Dear @nitin_gadkari jee Fuel efficiency of my #ToyotaHycross has come down to 13 km from 16.5 km since #E20 petrol is being used. To whom should we approach @Toyota_India or the govt . Instead of reducing fuel cost by blending #ethanol it has enhanced fuel cost for me.
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@RandomTheGuy_ Another sloppy AI video for farming @nikitabier
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@Almost_Awake_P There is no mention or reference to the string of Hindu massacres in buses, trains. Sikhs have been saviors of justice and truth and no one spoke out. That was the 1980s when Hindus were at the receiving end. The most unfortunate 1984 happened.
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#Satluj : Dishonest Review
Punjab, the Land of Five Rivers. A land known for its rich history, resilience, and warmth. Sikhs have long been recognized for their courage, selfless service, and unwavering commitment to helping others.
Our community has endured immense suffering, from the Mughal era to Partition, from the Jallianwala Bagh massacre to the horrors of 1984. Yet we have always stood up again and served the Country.
But there was also a time when our own were killing us. It remains one of the darkest chapters in our history.
Now, let's talk about Satluj(#Punjab95 ).
I was a small child during the mid-1990s, but I still remember the conversations my parents and grandparents had. Every summer we travelled to our pind in Gurdaspur, where my grandfather spoke about those tense days. Watching Satluj brought many of those memories back.
The film is set in Punjab in 1995. By then, the violent insurgency had largely been brought under control through years of counter-insurgency operations. Great job was done by the Punjab Police and military. However, like every institution, there were also corrupt individuals within the police force. For promotions and extorting money from innocent families, some officers allegedly picked up people from their homes, workplaces, or even roads, branded them as militants, and demanded money from their families. I won't go into further detail because it would spoil the experience.
#Diljit Dosanjh portrays Jaswant Singh Khalra, the renowned human rights activist who uncovered a disturbing pattern while searching for information related to a friend's missing mother. I'll leave the rest for you to discover.
The film also depicts the assassination of a prominent Punjab political leader. The suicide bomber is portrayed as someone shaped by personal tragedy, though historical accounts attribute the assassination to a Khalistani militant group.
One scene particularly caught my attention. A religious shabad plays during the assassination sequence. My friend @ViksitB felt it was inappropriate. I understand his point. While I felt it may have reflected another character's emotions rather than glorifying the assassination, I can also see why some viewers would disagree.
@diljitdosanjh once again proves why he is among the finest actors in the industry today. Having listened to him since I was a kid, it has been amazing to watch his journey as an actor. From Main Wapas Aaunga to Satluj, he has taken his performances to another level.
Surinder Vicky is terrifying as the ruthless officer. You may be hating him for his role but thats what a superb acting is all about.
@rampalarjun has a relatively limited role as a CBI officer, but he does exactly what the character demands and performs it convincingly.
A special mention goes to Saurabh Sachdeva. In one particular scene where the police arrive at his house, his eyes alone convey fear, helplessness, and desperation. He barely needs dialogue to leave an impact.
The muted color palette, realistic locations, restrained direction, and subtle background score make the film feel authentic rather than theatrical.
The film does take cinematic liberties, and some historical events have been dramatized. It should be viewed as a feature film inspired by real events, not a documentary.
Most of us know one side of Punjab's troubled past. Satluj attempts to show another. The events are inspired by documented cases, and multiple police officials were convicted in connection with aspects of the case Jaswant Singh Khalra exposed.
If you enjoy dark political thrillers inspired by true events, this film deserves your time.
If you believe history has only one side, this film may challenge your perspective.

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