Went to a movie yesterday and noticed so many people my age and younger looking very fit, well dressed, confident, and socially comfortable.
Honestly made me wonder how they stay so fit like characters in dramas zero belly, sharp dressing, confident talking.
I’m behind seeing that level of confidence around.
For Dhurandhar 2 and now for Hail Mary-ticket booking at Allu has been a herculean task for me. Is it even possible to book director row seats or rows above it. Please let us common folks know how do we book tickets here.
My problem here, obviously apart from the fees, is that there was no mention of the school names which are blatantly exploiting people.
That is what reporting should be all about. you mention the facts to us common people with all the details so that we are informed.
Ironically they named the parent complaining about the school..
matter enti ante I live in PG which is 3-sharing and andhulo oka roommate mildly rich(PG lo endhuku vundi ante she works in infosys and she needs to go to ofc only 15 days her original hometown vizag anta)
so next month na bday vundi so i order 3 sets of clothes for myself from Myntra and Savana. na roommate prathi danilo nitpick chesthadi so alane na dresses meeda kuda comment chesindhi like -Myntra and Savana are cheap quality nen eppudu vatilo konanu em bagundavu I am always GAP, ZARA, Coach girlie anindhi nen calm ga vunna oka chupu chusi anthe...idk what reaction she expected from me adi dorakaledu emo, she kept continuing about her rich and finacial comfortable lifestyle...
So i snapped, gattiga aricha anamata ne parents rich emo na parents kadu kani nen karchu pette prati ruppai na hard work money, na education and food ki tappa nen eppudu parents ni vichilavidiga money adagaledu...and inka chala aricha actually...
danitho ame hurt ayi velli PG owner ki cheppindhi na gruicnhi eppudu godavalu vesukunta ani, na daridram enti ante na 3 sharing room lo inko ammayi kuda tana bestfriends ee so totally nannu corner chesaru...vellu velli PG owner ni ma advance maki icheyandi maku PG nachaledu mem vellipotham ani chepparu anta and tana parents kuda PG owner ki call chesi vurike complaint chesthunaru anta na meeda so PG owner who is also money minded asked me to shift to other rooms...I said No, avasaram ledu nene vellipotha ani cheppina.. I satyed in this PG for almost 1 and half year evaro tuppas vedavala valla vellipovalsi vasthundi
Money Always Win
he is asking whats wrong in texting teenagers being married , actually he posted about his marriage & telling everyone not to get married he himself asked me to check his profile for understanding his situation, i found out these guy lurking in teen subs he is asking whats wrong he's lonely, there are lot of predators out there be careful parents
I am looking for this particular note to gift for my friends birthday, where can i get this Maldives 1000 currency note in Hyderabad??
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Hey everyone,
I wanted to share a recent incident that happened at my home and also get some advice from the community.
Last night at exactly 2:04 AM, a thief entered my property and stole my tenant’s bike. The whole incident happened quietly in the middle of the night. Thankfully, we have CCTV installed, and the footage clearly captured the person and the act.
This morning, the police came, inspected the area, and checked the CCTV footage. An FIR has already been registered.
It’s honestly shocking how boldly these thefts are happening, even in residential areas. This has made us realize that just having basic security might not be enough anymore.
I wanted to ask:
- Has anyone faced a similar situation?
- What additional security measures do you recommend (locks, alarms, sensors, etc.)?
- Any tips on speeding up recovery of the stolen vehicle?
Also sharing this as a reminder for everyone to stay alert and double-check security at home, especially during late-night hours.
Any suggestions or guidance would really help.
Thanks.
i am unable to pull out my scooty because of this shitty car parked. i have been waiting for 20 whole minutes to confront the owner but to no avail.
please help me out.
I need Maldives 1000 currency note.
As a boy, I have many dreams and one of them is, taking care of my parents as my father is 60+ and mother 50+. currently I'm earning 1L and my wife also 1L, many times requested my parents stay with me in Hyd.
as i got the wrong person as a life partner, na parents vachaka ne life spoil avtundemo ani bayapadthunnaru.
Na wife ki nen kavali but na parents or vallani care cheydam avasaram ledu. ilanti vallani pelli cheskuni chala pedda mistake chesa🥲.
ippudunna situation lo em cheyyaleka nalo nene chala badhapadthunna.
Okay so right behind Nallagandla lake theres a big open green area, and its mostly also a forest, and I know the University of Hyderbad is also there somewhere, is it allowed to cycle in the paths? and trek deep into the forests, I've looked in google maps, most of the part on the other side is apart of the university, but some of it is also not, and I've seen in person too there is a bicycle trail, and i've seen many people cycle and walk on those trails, Is it also allowed to campout on the land? like in the deep forests area, I also circled the spots I wanna explore, if its not allowed just tell me.
I am unable give an honest opinion can u guys help me what's wrong in his videos
Okay, so, BCCI is the richest cricket board in India, with review upwards of - ₹9,741.7, and they pay no tax.
I paid 2500rs for the ticket, the view is good, and obviously being an hardcore fan of SRH, the experience was crazy.
But what's up with the stadium, absolute shit, it's not even close, like literal shit, I don't understand what's the reason, why everything has to be so bad in India, like you have the money, so why not do it? why not improve the facilities, and it's not like you're subsidising the tickets for the fans, it's 2.5k on the first floor.
There's no water, i mean there's water, i mean, there are two filter cans for I don't know how many people, and water gets emptied - who fills it? No one, and the cups are distributed by one worker who stands beside that can. And people literally fighting for who gets to drink next, as you can see in the video, fingers literally going in each other's cup. I don't want to make this a civic sense issue when the bare minimum is not available.
Okay, it's fine, no free water, I'll pay, no problem, nope, no water there too, no stock, you're hiring the vendors to sell stuff at a huge margin (100rs for a water bottle, or 60 for water in a glass), there's no water there too, three people at the back of the counter, don't know what to do, stressed, people shouting at them, them shouting back, has no clue what's going on. If you're hiring people to put up stalls, and people are legit paying to so much to get stuff, what do you mean, you can't even do that properly.
Vendors walking in the stadium selling samosas, is this 2026 or 2000? And okay, sure, fine, let them sell, there're walking areas between the seating areas, aren't they, nope, they just want to walk in the sitting area rows, they'll touch your thighs, stumble, sell to people and block your view for 5 min while the match is going on.
I went to the match last year too, but it rained, for like 15 min it rained, full baarish, but nope you can't use the ground, but your ground is from 1800s with no proper drainage, so the water stays in the stadium, and match cancelled due to wet outfield. Our money, gone? cause we played for few overs no.
And at the gate? no smart watches allowed(didn't inform that in the guide), and no sunglasses are allowed, what do you mean? I am gonna throw my money on the ground for what? and there's no consistency either, this gate police says nothing, and the other gate police has a problem with sunglasses? It's 3:30 match, come on now, that's even the issue.
I can't expect a single good thing from this country, I can understand there be a lot of reason for lot of things, but here we have money, tickets get sold out in a minute, and still, where's the bare minimum. It's just hard when you experience these things because no one's gonna listen to your complaints, no one's competent enough to fix them.
Going for a walk at 05:00AM after login and finding the nature so calm and at peace!
As a moderator, I often check a user’s background to understand where they’re coming from whether they’re here to genuinely engage or just to create conflict. Whenever I have time, I review their activity history. Sometimes, I notice that users are active in NSFW subreddits, which is their personal choice, and there’s no judgment there.
However, the real concern arises when some of these users participate in subreddits where they clearly do not belong especially spaces meant specifically for teens or girls. These communities often have explicit rules stating who the space is intended for. Despite that, I still see individuals, particularly men, commenting on nearly every post in these restricted communities.
If this behavior came from people who were unaware or uneducated about such boundaries, we could assume they simply don’t know better and guide them. these users are educated and fully understand English, meaning they are capable of reading and understanding the rules. So why choose to ignore them?
What’s more frustrating is when they try to justify their actions. I recently confronted someone about this, asking why they were engaging in a girls-only subreddit. Instead of acknowledging the issue, he kept defending his behavior. But the reality is simple you are a man participating in a space that is not meant for you. No amount of argument changes that.
Why is it so difficult for people to respect boundaries and allow others to enjoy their own private spaces?
New to Hyderabad how do you actually make the most of your 20s here?
Any good places, communities, or things worth exploring
