Spontaneous, fun-loving & know how to stand my ground ;) Love movies & fangirling is my second nature #SidharthMalhotra #RamCharan ❤️💫
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Joined August 2009
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Happy Happy Birthday to the star that has taken the world by storm @AlwaysRamCharan
RAMji dedicating a star to you, as that’s the brightest gift I could think of befitting your charisma & shine ✨
#HBDGlobalStarRamCharan
#RamCharan
Love, light & happiness always ❤️
Passed my RTA smart yard assessment in 2 attempts!
Big deal for someone who sat alone n drove a car for the first time in her life in 43 years !!
Nothing beats Dia introduction music !
RHTDM is an album that has it all. 🎧❤️
Which one is your favourite? 🤔
#Saregama #SaregamaMusic #SongsBySaregama #RHTDM #Anniversary
Uffff the songs in quotes! What amazing melodies, half my playlist for sure ❤️
🎵 Kismat ko hai yeh manzoor kya keeje
Milte rahe hum badastoor kya keeje
Dil keh raha hai use musalsal kar bhi aao
Wo jo ruki si raah baaki hai
Wo jo ruki si chaah baaki hai🎵
What an incredible heroic act by Captain Smit and the doctor and other passengers to stabilise and land the flight!
While it makes a nervous flyer like me more cautious to fly, it also gives a hidden hope that humanity still exists and is above destructive mindsets 🙏
#ForeverFav ❤️
My husband who struggles to use his voice normally to have conversation is always constantly singing in the car with terrible singing skills, the songs he has no idea about AND which I want to listen to in peace and quiet 😳🤦♀️🤷♀️
Why, why ! 😒
🙃 But this pattern or way of treating your parents holier than thou and being loyally subservient is probably ending with millennial kids, Gen Z gives no hoots about this maa baap Bhagwan phenomena 💁♀️
Parents are not God. Stop treating them like one
India has somehow turned parenthood into divinity - ‘Maa-baap Bhagwan ka roop hote hain’ No they are not.
Becoming a parent is not an achievement. It is a biological process. Having a child does not suddenly make you intelligent, educated, wise or morally superior.
I have a friend I've known since childhood - I know exactly what kind of person he is. I know his habits, his stupidity, his flaws and the terrible decisions he has made.
He got married. Now he has a son. So what happened overnight? Did childbirth suddenly make him wise? Did becoming somebody's father upgrade his intelligence? Did all his flaws disappear? No.
He is exactly the same man. The only difference is that now there is a child who has been socially trained to believe that his father is somehow 'God'. That is absurd.
If you were immature before becoming a father, you are still immature after becoming a father. A baby does not arrive with a certificate of wisdom for the parents.
Parenthood gives you responsibility. It does not give you divinity. It does not give you unlimited authority over another human being. And it definitely does not make everything you say correct.
Then comes the classic emotional argument - If your parents hadn't given birth to you, you wouldn't even be here saying this. Correct. But you never asked to be born. Having a child was their decision, not yours.’
You wanted a family. You wanted children. You wanted your bloodline to continue. Whatever your reasons were, you made that decision. The child does not owe you lifelong obedience because of a decision you made before they even existed.
And this is where Indian parenting becomes deeply problematic. Too many parents don't raise children to become independent adults, they raise them like assets.
