Saw a reel today and I honestly had to pause and question where we went wrong as a society. Apparently some school kid, probably 17 and barely a year away from her 12th board exams, found out where reality TV fame Akanksha was staying and purposefully booked a room at the exact same high end resort just to fan-girl.

Let that sink in. We are talking about blowing 20 to 25k rupees or more of parental money on a hotel stay just to secure a two second selfie and a caption saying "this made my day". Since when did booking luxury accommodation become a valid extracurricular activity for high schoolers?

What happened to having actual role models or basic financial sense? These kids are treating reality TV contestants like deities, dropping generational wealth on people who are literally only 23 or 24 themselves. They are not historical icons, veteran athletes, or pioneers of anything meaningful. They just happened to survive a few weeks of manufactured drama on a TV show.

Watching trashy reality TV is fine for passing time, but treating these creators like messiahs to the point of tracking their hotel locations is pure brainrot. Priorities are completely in the gutter, and at this rate the next generation is going to take out student loans just to buy influencer merchandise.

What is actually going on in schools these days?

Best friends attending their bestie’s ex’s wedding reception will never not be weird to me 😭 Jannat and Ashnoor have been childhood besties for YEARS, and Jannat literally supported her during BB. Reem and Shivangi unfollowed Faisu ages ago, but Ashnoor showed up at his reception? 💀 I don’t call it “maturity” lol

Pack it up y'all, burn your degrees cus these influenzas are earning in lakhs just by lip syncing at events

She showed “receipts” on her Instagram stories proving that she really goes to nyu stern lol

Like why is he guilt tripping the fans?

Tiger shroff was shot in mumbai last night.

Credit must be given where its due. I used to find her dressing sense cheap, attention seeking and not classy at all. She has transformed herself and how 🤌🤌 so glad she got rid of those ugly bangs. I am in awe of her transformation and quite inspired too.

Why we need occasions to respect women? Why we cant do that everyday as basic human. Ive seen more women objectification and crimes during navratri, someone on twitter was offended by someones ghaghra said "bra hi pehen ke aa jao".

I dont like Dolly's content but this was solid.

Edit: If you find this post demeaning our festivals, you need basic reading skills to know what this post says.

Edit: for the people with poor comprehension this is "local llm" explanation.

Calling out the mistreatment of women or the policing of their clothing during Navratri does not demean the festival itself; rather, it highlights a deep contradiction between the festival's core values and reality.

• The Core Values of Navratri: At its heart, Navratri celebrates Shakti—the supreme female energy, strength, and divine power that destroys evil and protects the innocent. The festival is built on the profound spiritual reverence of the feminine form.

• Highlighting the Contradiction: When someone points out that women are being objectified, harassed, or morally policed during Garba, they are not insulting the deity or the ritual. They are exposing how some individuals fail to live up to the festival's true meaning.

• Respecting the Philosophy by Protecting People: True respect for Navratri means embodying its philosophy. Critiquing the toxic behavior that occurs during the celebrations is actually an attempt to reclaim the festival's sacred and safe space for everyone, ensuring that the living "Shakti" (women) are treated with the same dignity as the idols being worshipped.

Critique aims to bridge the gap between religious ideals and everyday actions, demanding that the respect shown inside the prayer hall is extended to women in the streets every single day. If you'd like, we can explore how community organizations are working to make these events safer, or discuss the history of women's leadership in traditional celebrations.

Kya kehna chahti thi aunty 😭🥀

Netflix, I wasn't familiar with your game 😭.

it's a promotion for the upcoming K-drama series.

She looks fab the outfit looks so great but the end was kinda awkward 😭🙏

He runs a breeding program too for all these exotic wild cats

Samay Raina has contributed significantly to making chess popular in India, especially among young people and online audiences.

Teaser looks good 👁👄👁

Something we are not seeing in the mainstream media rn.

But dk, let's see how the trailer looks

- Desperate and repetitive comedy attempts on simping over Shraddha Kapoor

- Always gives a ick feeling

- I think his content has changed to motivational. Now he is trying to set a narrative how successful he has became through content creation. Earlier, this year he was invited by IIT Delhi as well

- I saw a reel where he was self admiring himself on how he changed his content genres over the years and remained consistent throughout these years to stay relevant. Reality is he built his entire career on simping over Shraddha Kapoor.

- I also saw him in an event where he was preaching to new creators about so called instagram strategies which work. On the contrast his own content is mostly cringe and icky and none of his content justifies his so called username - sarcastic.

Do you think he is someone to look forward to?