Stop scrolling for a runtime that doesn't exist LBW  isn't the movie you thought it was, it's a calculated weekly drop that’s confusing half the internet. Episode 4's ending just flipped the script from "cringe teen drama" to actual sports grit, and the "Ghost Practice" scene is the only thing saving this show from being skipped. What Actually Happened? Summary:  The "ending" you just watched isn't the finale—it's barely the warmup. The first drop covers Episodes 1-4. We are

Everyone is spiraling over the graduation scene, but let’s look at the actual receipts: The Duffer Brothers just pulled the biggest narrative sleight of hand since Season 1. While the internet is crying over "Purple Rain," the real ending was hidden in a D&D campaign that recontextualizes the entire series. What Actually Happened? The finale, "The Rightside Up," finally drops the lore bomb we’ve been waiting for: Henry Creel (Vecna) wasn't the mastermind; he was the puppet. A

If you are a Bangalore rock fan, you’ve seen the ads for January 14th  at Indiranagar Club . But before you drop ₹2,000+ on a ticket, you want to know if this is a glorified cover band or the legends themselves. We are here to clear the air. This isn't a tribute act from a pub in Koramangala. This is the closest you will ever get to the original 1985 stadium sound. Here is the deep dive you were Googling for. Who is Actually Playing? The "Elephant in the Room": Is Mark Knopfl

Bangalore, pause your code commits and listen. The timeline is healing. While everyone else is obsessing over "peak Bengaluru" moments on X (formerly Twitter), the Dire Straits Legacy  tour is dropping on Jan 14, 2026 , and it’s happening at the Indiranagar Club . Yes, you read that right. The band that defined "clean tone" is playing in the heart of the city's coolest (and most gridlocked) neighborhood. This isn't just a concert; it's a collision of "Old Bangalore" rock cult

Almighty Motion Picture just dropped the news of a massive 7-part series on Neem Karoli Baba, but if you think this is just for the older demographic, you’re missing the data. This isn't just a spiritual biopic; it’s a calculated move to monetize the "Virat Kohli Wave"—converting the cricketer’s viral devotion into streaming subscriptions. What Actually Happened? Producer Prabhleen Sandhu confirmed the development of Sant , a premium web series documenting the life of Neem Ka

Dust off your boots and get ready for a night of rhythm and soul. The Neighbourhood Winter Festival '25–'26  is bringing a slice of country charm to the city with a spectacular evening dedicated to line dancing, live music, and community spirit. On Sunday, January 4th, 2026 , the Willingdon Catholic Gymkhana  in Santacruz West will transform into a haven for country music lovers. The event promises an unforgettable experience, headlined by the sensational Sheridan Brass , per

Sriram Raghavan didn't just make a war movie; he constructed a devastating psychological study disguised as a biopic. If you left the theater thinking the climax was the tank battle, you missed the point entirely the real explosion happens in a garden chair, 30 years later. What Actually Happened? Summary:  The film pulls a bait-and-switch, saving its most lethal ammunition for a quiet conversation in Lahore. The climax isn't the 1971 Battle of Basantar—it's the 2001 reunion

Look, I’m not gonna lie curating this list was harder than getting Coldplay tickets in Mumbai. 2025 was a weird year; we had massive budget disasters and quiet indie masterpieces that absolutely gagged me. I’ve sifted through the noise, the PR hype, and the box office inflation to bring you the movies that actually mattered. These are my  top 10 picks—the ones that lived rent-free in my head long after the credits rolled. If your favorite isn't here, we can agree to disagree

I’ve had multiple instances this year where I finished a movie and literally exclaimed, "I cannot do this anymore!" There’s this odd misconception that creators thrive on bad movies for engagement, but honestly? It’s exhausting. The industry coasts through mediocrity, assuming we'll just swallow it. But if being a buffer means I have to sit through absolute slop so you don't have to, then so be it. I haven't taken a penny for a review, and I’m not starting now. So, here are t

Gen Z Isn’t “Disrespectful.” They’re Just Tired. For generations, Indian families followed one rule blindly:👉 “Log kya kahenge?” Toxic chacha.Judgemental bua.Jealous maasi.Insecure cousins counting your marks, salary, weight, and wedding budget. All tolerated. All normalised.Because family hai na . Gen Z looked at this system and collectively said: “Nah. Enough.” The New Boundary: Blood Relation ≠ Emotional Access Gen Z doesn’t automatically respect someone just because they

Kurukshetra Isn’t Just an Animated Show — It’s a Cultural Reminder In a time where most of us know Greek gods from Netflix but struggle to recall the lessons of our own epics, Kurukshetra  feels like a gentle but powerful wake-up call. Based on the Mahabharata , this animated series doesn’t try to modernize the story unnecessarily. Instead, it does something more important — it makes our roots accessible again , especially for younger audiences. No heavy preaching. No boring

Romolika vs Indian Soap Operas: Finally, Someone Said It Out Loud If you’ve grown up in an Indian household, you already know this trauma: Dramatic zoom-ins Shocked faces for 3 business days Background music louder than logic One slap replayed from 7 angles Indian soap operas have always been unintentionally funny. Romolika just had the guts to point it out. And that’s exactly why his videos work so damn well. He’s Not Just Making Fun — He’s Holding Up a Mirror Romolika’s con

Mumbai, we need to talk. January 2026 is officially "Concert Month," and your bank account is about to file a restraining order against you. The timeline is stacked. We have the Dire Straits Legacy  tour (Jan 9), the acoustic sad-boy king John Mayer  (Jan 22), and the chaotic behemoth that is Lollapalooza India  (Jan 24-25). If you are confused about where to spend your money or just want to know which gig will look best on your Instagram, we have done the math. Here is the d

Let’s be real for a second while the rest of the industry is busy freezing in Gstaad or fighting for breathing space at a Goa beach party, Preeti Jhangiani and Parvin Dabas just pulled the ultimate power move: they stayed home. We need to talk about this because the timeline is currently flooded with performative holiday content, and honestly? It’s exhausting. Seeing the OG Mohabbatein  shy girl and the Khosla Ka Ghosla  icon choose a quiet, "phone-down" celebration is the so

Okay, we need to talk about the commas in the box office report because the timeline is officially in shambles. Dhurandhar  hasn't just entered the ₹1000 Crore club; it kicked the door down, sat on the throne, and asked for a chai. While the industry was busy debating if the 3.5-hour runtime was a "risk," the audience pulled up and turned this espionage thriller into a money-printing machine. If you thought the hype was fake, check the receipts—this is the kind of dominance t

Gen Z and the Art of Moving On Too Fast Let’s be honest — Gen Z doesn’t lack opinions. Gen Z lacks patience . Every few weeks, there’s a new case, a new controversy, a new villain.Twitter (sorry, X) turns into a courtroom. Instagram becomes a protest ground. Stories are filled with “Justice for ___”. And then? One week later — silence. New reel. New meme. New outrage. Welcome to the Gen Z outrage cycle . The Pattern Is Always the Same No matter the issue, the timeline looks

There was a time when Ranveer Allahbadia (BeerBiceps)  meant: Gym selfies Hustle gyaan “Wake up at 5 AM bro” energy He was easy to box in: a motivational YouTuber for young Indian men . But if you look closely at what he’s doing right now , something has clearly changed. Ranveer isn’t trying to go viral anymore — he’s trying to become unignorable . And his podcast strategy is the biggest giveaway. The Shift: From Self-Help Creator to Network Builder Earlier, Ranveer was the c

Let’s start with the obvious truth — our parents weren’t wrong, they were just living in a different time. But trying to apply their definition of success to our lives in 2025? That’s where the problem begins. For them, success was simple.For us, it’s complicated, messy, and constantly changing. What Success Looked Like for Our Parents Back then, success meant: One stable job for life Monthly salary = security Marriage at the “right age” A house, a car, and respect from socie

Not Everything Relatable Is Loud — “Crushed” Proves That In a world full of OTT shows screaming for attention, Crushed  does the opposite. No murder. No scandal. No shocking twist every 10 minutes. And yet, it connects. Deeply. Streaming free on Amazon miniTV , Crushed  quietly became that show people binge at night and then sit thinking, “Bro… this was literally my life.” This isn’t a review. This is about why Crushed works , who it clicks with, and why it feels painfully re

Let’s be real for a second. Every time an award show happens, we all sit with the same questions: “Yeh kaise jeet gaya? “Isse better performance toh kisi aur ka tha.” And of course, the evergreen line “Awards toh bik chuke hain.” So today, let’s actually talk about it. Are award shows still about talent, or have they quietly turned into elite networking parties with trophies? Spoiler alert: it’s complicated. The Old-Time Award Show Magic (Jo Ab Missing Lagta Hai) There was a