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What do you think is changing faster than Indian summers? The way women are shopping for air conditioners. Today’s decisions are about more than just the tonnage and pricing of the unit. It’s how an AC integrates into life Chopping vegetables in the hot kitchen, managing children during their afternoon naps, or unwinding with a […]
When the film hits just right, you don’t want to watch it. You want to experience it. And right now, everyone is experiencing the Kingdom. Vijay Deverakonda’s latest has become a full-blown moment not just in theatres, but across reels, tweets, and family WhatsApp groups. It’s not just the acting. It’s the BGM. It’s the […]
Can a single background score bring a living room to life? Ask anyone who watched Kingdom this weekend. Not in theatres. At home. On a setup that didn’t just play the BGM it amplified it. Multiplied it. Let it breathe. Because Kingdom is more than a film. It’s a comeback. A redemption arc. A spectacle […]
What does a 90s kid-turned-mom want at 9:30 PM? Peace. Tea. And Tulsi. The return of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, This isn’t just a reboot, it’s a time capsule. The iconic The Tulsi-Mihir reunion didn’t just revive a show. It stirred something deeper. For many Indian moms, it brought back memories of simpler […]
What makes a reunion hit harder than expected? It’s not just the cast. It’s the context. When Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi returned to our screens, something shifted. Not in the script. Not even in the background score. But in how we experienced it. The wide shots of Shantiniketan felt more expansive. The close-ups […]
Handling delicate fabrics like clothes can be a real bomb waiting to explode. One pull too far on the strap and your favorite silk kurta or that one of a kind jersey will turn into a crinkled nightmare. Be it office formals, party wear or even gym t-shirts, every one of us is guilty of […]
Every Indian comes across a stereotype that doesn’t strike a kind note, and this is with doing laundry. Who in their right mind would want those gym t-shirts, kurta-pajamas from the weekends, or that best white shirt that served you well at the wedding friend’s serve to a washing machine? What is interesting though is […]
First it’s soaked in devotion. Then it’s soaked in rain. A cotton saree you wore for Nag Panchami. A silk kurta from last week’s Satyanarayan puja. Even the kids’ yellow outfits from school’s Raksha Bandhan skit. You rinse them gently by hand or in the delicate cycle. You hang them out. You wait. But nothing […]
You don’t wear these sarees every day. And there’s a reason. They come out only during festivals. The pattu silks. The tissue cottons. The ones your mother folded just right. The ones with embroidered serpents or gold-dust zari that catches the light just so. And on Nag Panchami, they matter. Because this isn’t just another […]
What if Pandora wasn’t just on screen, what if it was in your living room? When the Avatar: Fire & Ash trailer dropped last week, it did exactly what James Cameron trailers are built to do: Set the internet ablaze. Volcanic skies. Winged beasts. A family torn. A villain that says, “Your goddess has no […]
Watching TV at home has become a full-time scheduling battle. Dad’s occupied with sports highlights, mom is glued to her evening serial, and the kids want to watch Peppa Pig. If the grandparents are over, mythological channels and news debate shows get thrown into the mix too. Everyone screaming to “Change the channel,” attempts to […]
What if your living room didn’t just show Pandora but transported you there? The Avatar: Fire & Ash trailer just dropped, and it’s everything you’d expect from James Cameron exploding volcanoes, sky beasts, and bioluminescent rage. But there’s a deeper thrill hidden between the frames: Watching it on the right screen doesn’t feel like watching […]