R@J aur Sweety ka Scribble Pad

For me, the true joy of watching movies unfolds within the cozy confines of my home, offering an experience that surpasses the allure of theaters. The ability to rewind, pause, and restart at my whim adds an extra layer of enjoyment, catering to my ever-changing moods. Over the Republic Day long weekend, I watched the movie 12th Fail on OTT platform. "12th Fail" is a captivating biographical drama directed by the talented Vidhu Vinod Chopra and features Vikrant Massey in the lead role. The film narrates the inspiring journey of Manoj Kumar Sharma, who, despite facing failure in his 12th-grade exams, goes on to become a successful IPS officer. The narrative delves into his struggles with academic setbacks, societal pressure, and financial hardships. Throughout the challenges, Manoj's unwavering determination to achieve his dreams is fueled by the constant support of his grandmother. This movie stands out as an exceptionally inspirational and heartwarming tale of triumph ov...

Yesterday was the day that millions of Sanatan Dharma followers across the world have been waiting for. The temple was destroyed in 1528 and we had to wait until 2024 to rebuild it. Generations of people dreamt of seeing the restoration of the temple and our generation is lucky to have witnessed this.  Since independence, Politicians across the parties have ridiculed the idea of recreating the temple, Be it Nehru, Indira, Rajiv, or Mulayam Singh Yadav each one of them did their bit to suppress the truth and delay the inevitable. Then when the Supreme Court finally decided on the case, the left ecosystem tried to shame us and send us on a guilt trip by saying hospitals and schools should be built instead of a temple. Wonder why they don't say the same when mosques and churches are being built. The congress party leaders even boycotted the event. Now with the pran pratishtha, all this is water under the bridge. The first images of the lord Ram idol are mesmerizing  With the temp...

Time truly does fly, and the first 10 days of this year have been nothing short of a whirlwind. Caught in the chaos of balancing work overload, family commitments, and tackling a mountain of outstanding tasks and emails, it feels like an ambush after a perfect yearend.  However, amidst the chaos, the promise of a Sankranti long weekend provides a glimmer of hope—a chance to unwind, recharge, and regroup. Sankranti, a festival that celebrates the sun's transition into the northern hemisphere, couldn't come at a better time. It symbolizes a shift, and an opportunity to embrace positivity. As I eagerly anticipate this break, my primary goal is to catch up on much-needed rest, rejuvenate my mind, and reconnect with myself. In addition to the Sankranti festivities, I have a special day marked on my calendar—January 22nd. On this day, I've decided to take a break from my routine to witness the live telecast of the Ram Mandir Pran Prathistha. This significant event holds cultural ...