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Let me begin with a straightforward question. While living in India, have you ever opened your refrigerator after a power cut and been welcomed by the warm, slightly sour smell of spoiled milk? Wouldn’t you agree that it breaks our hearts to see our hard earned cash go to waste like that? For us, restocking […]
When the rain starts pouring, your laundry takes a hit. It’s Sunday evening, and you decide to do laundry. While it’s loading chai in hand and scrolling through Instagram feels productive. But then the rains start – once, twice, thrice,four times. Now not only is your garment (clothing) wet, the dampness has introduced strange odors. […]
For Real Friendships Start From Doing Chores Together and Drinking Cold Milk Sharing a flat makes its own chaotic kind of sense. They’ve got a flatmate who puts on full concerts in the shower. Another one cooks in advance for the week. Someone forgets to buy soap all the time. But all the people living […]
Because cleaning should never come in between you and spending time with your friends. Everything about capturing that sense of satisfaction when you look at the floor after it’s been cleaned is particularly appealing. Especially when your friends are coming over. But also it can be quite annoying having to do the cleaning on your […]
Friendship Day plans in Indian homes usually follow a familiar script: one friend brings the cake, another loads up the playlist, and someone inevitably gets stuck cooking for everyone else. And if you’re the designated chef in your friend group, you already know you’re barely in any of the group photos. But here’s a question […]
Because your friends are bringing drama, laughter, and midnight hunger and you can’t run around like a waiter The Real Truth About Hosting Sleepovers in India Sleepovers used to be simple. Two friends. One mattress. A movie CD. Done. But that was before streaming apps, snack fridges, robot vacuums, and temperature fights turned a one […]
Since your room usually has multiple people gathered around, the screen should have minimal reflections. You can relax while watching something by yourself. But with close friends? Now that’s a whole different level. Be it the Yeh Jawani Hai Deewani throwback, a new Money Heist season, or a tied-breaker football match – these are the […]
What happens when a cricket highlight becomes bigger than the scoreboard? Not every moment that goes viral involves a six. Sometimes, it’s a pause. A decision not to run. A cricketer standing still while the world cheers. That’s exactly what Karun Nair did at The Oval. Chris Woakes lay injured, clutching his shoulder. The boundary […]
Not every viral moment is loud. Some walk quietly and earn your respect. It was Day 1 of the final Test. England vs India. High stakes. Fast outfield. Chris Woakes dives full stretch to save a boundary and goes down, hard. His shoulder doesn’t bounce back. He stays there, wincing, gripping it. Helpless. Karun Nair […]
It’s pouring out again. You just finished washing a big load because, let’s be honest, there is too much humidity and rain in the air to care about schedules. Now every corner of your house has t-shirts draped on chairs and socks stuck on curtain rods. The jeans? Still damp after yesterday’s wash. And that […]
Let’s get straight to the point. You can enjoy the rains as much as you want, but if you’ve walked into a room and smelled your “freshly washed” clothes that instead remind you of a neglected nook in the storeroom, then you know the struggle. It’s not your detergent. It’s not your luck. It’s the […]
You’re coming back from work around six-thirty and it is raining heavily in Mumbai. Just like every other person, you are looking forward to having chai and munching on some fried snacks. You open your refrigerator, only to see that the dhania which was supposed to be fresh has turned into a dark soggy mess. […]