In a Feed Full of Loud Creators, Pranjali Papnai Wins by Being Real Scroll through Instagram for five minutes and you’ll notice a pattern: Same jokes Same formats Same overused expressions Then suddenly, Pranjali Papnai  pops up — and you stop scrolling. Not because she’s screaming for attention.But because her comedy feels natural, observant, and ridiculously relatable . Observational Comedy Done Right Pranjali’s content works because she observes before she performs. She ca

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

Once upon a time, the dream was simple: Engineer. Doctor. Government job. Stable life. Fast forward to toda,y and the new dream sounds like this: “Bas ek reel viral ho jaye.” Welcome to the era where going viral feels like a career goal , especially for Gen Z. But behind the likes, views, and sudden fame, there’s a darker side that nobody really talks about. Let’s get into it. When Virality Became a Career Option Social media changed everything. Now we see people: Getting fam

The Highlight Reel Lie We All Fall For Scroll for five minutes and you’ll see people getting promotions, moving abroad, buying homes, getting engaged, starting businesses, glowing up magically. No delays. No confusion. No bad days. Just wins after wins. And even though we know  it’s a highlight reel, a small voice inside still whispers, “Why isn’t my life like this?” That’s where the failure feeling begins. Comparison Is the Real Algorithm Social media isn’t just showing cont

Once upon a time, star power meant one thing your surname. If you were born into a film family, half the battle was already won. But fast forward to today, and things are… messy. Between star kids, self-made actors, and social media influencers pulling bigger crowds than some movie stars, the idea of stardom is having a full identity crisis. So the real question is: who actually holds power right now? Star Kids: Privilege Still Opens Doors, But It Doesn’t Seal the Deal Let’s