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At last, you’re off work and home at your rented flat. You might still be in formal clothes or perhaps in boxers with one sock missing. While settling in, you pick up the remote and click on “Netflix.” but it’s still loading. Spinning, still spinning, testing your patience. Now take a moment to ask yourself: […]
Let’s be real for just a moment. You bought yourself a brand new smart TV and connected it. You were just about to stream your favorite movie or that India vs Pakistan match. While the visuals were stunning, the sound was a bit flat. Now you’re thinking, do I need to buy a soundbar too? […]
You can wear a black T shirt and look sharp as long as it is indeed looking black. Not faded. Not patchy. Not sad looking grey. Just deep, rich, solid black. If you are an Indian guy who wears black tees a lot, then there is no surprise. In a month’s time, your best T-shirt […]
Things have changed, and so has the process of buying an air conditioner. Simply choosing a 1.5 ton model isn’t feasible anymore. In a modern Indian household, it never was. It’s not only about the size of the room, which A/C unit is optimal for cooling a room depends on who is using it, how […]
Doing the laundry may not be exhilarating, but doing it well? Now that’s special. This rings especially true for Indian men juggling so much already putting in hours at the office, looking their best, and managing the house too. You can literally take those small mundane tasks to the next level with the few machine […]
First things first, All over India, allergies are not as season specific as they are ongoing issues. One week deals with the dust storms, the next is with humid monsoons. Add in pollution from Delhi, Chennai’s sticky weather, or even Bangalore’s pollen filled winds and suddenly your skin and sinuses find themselves in a tough […]
In an Indian household, people have different daily activities. My father, Dadu, prefers waking up at the crack of dawn. He’s followed by Mummy, who needs her beauty rest for eight hours straight, and the kids who treat bedtime as if it’s the worst chore ever. Papa sounds like a motorcycle sputtering to life at […]
You won’t be wrong to say that housework in Indian homes is no easy job. Managing breakfast, work calls, and homework help, all while squeezing in some much needed ‘me time’, often feels like a never-ending race. With rising temperatures, it becomes far worse. While wondering about all this, picture yourself standing in the kitchen […]
So, you’ve finally made the decision to get your hands on your very first TV. That’s a bold step. Getting a television feels like a rite of passage, especially if you just moved into a new flat, decorated your dream bachelor pad, or want to swap out that ancient screen your cousin gave you. Before […]
All Indian men who wear formal shirts to the office are well acquainted with the struggle. You wake up, open your cupboard, take a freshly laundered shirt, and to your shock, it comes with creases. Deep lines throughout the sleeves, collars flattened, and the entire shirt looks like it’s been stuffed under a suitcase for […]
It doesn’t smell like rain. It smells like something growing behind the curtains. We all know that the monsoon in cities like Mumbai isn’t just about romance and chai. It’s about socks that never dry. Bedcovers that feel damp by morning. And a smell that sneaks in quietly and overstays. Call it mould. Call it […]
Clothesline’s full. Sunlight’s missing. Humidity’s laughing. If you’re in Mumbai this week, you already know the drill. It’s not just raining. It’s soaking wet. Bedsheets take three days to dry. Towels refuse to give up their dampness. And that freshly washed pile? Still clinging to water like it’s a lifeline. This isn’t just an inconvenience. […]