Guys it's high time now, i seriously feel Elegant_ratio_2019 is posting genuine stuff and not just for karma farming.
If it would have been for karma farming he would have stopped way earlier but even though the hate he is still updating. So I really think we all should support him, max to max kya hoga jo usne bola hai vo galat niklega but still he's helping right. Unlike others jo sirf comment mai mazak uda rahe hai
Guys I've attempted full paper chem ka, lekin jo questions ke answers mujhe aate nahi the there I've written something relevant. Bhai I just wanna pass, if someone knows how chemistry checking was done or knows anything related to chem please comment.
Maine chatgpt/gemini ko question paper ki pic bheji and I wrote literally the exact answers which I've written in exam (ghar aate hi turant kiya isliye yaad tha🥲). At first the AI gave me 23 exactly and then second time when I did that again coz anxiety hori thi I got 25-26. This was with lenient checking in both times
I just finished watching "A rainy day in New york" directed by Woody Allen and I am just so confused why do people online hate it so much.
The story was not that bad though and I feel it was one of those films which rely heavily on the atmosphere and mood rather than pure storytelling. It had Manhattan as a character rather than just being a backdrop and honestly the whole aesthetics, the visuals and the soundtrack is just so pleasant.
The cinematography is so fine, every shot looks like a postcard. It's warm and grainy and when the rain hits it gets polished and cold.
About the story, I saw someone say what kind of teenager in 2019 likes old school piano bars, wears a sports coat and loafers casually. But I feel it tries to explore anachronism. I know anachronism is already been portrayed heavily in Midnight in Paris but as a standalone film "A rainy day in New york" was anything but not bad according to me.
I wanna know what everyone feels about this film and why is not liked by the masses. This was just what I interpreted out of this film, you can feel free to correct me.