#Ramayana ticket prices in Bengaluru are ridiculous
It's already the second week, and they're still charging the same premium prices even on weekdays
These distributors are getting way too greedy
When will Bengaluru finally get ticket price caps like our neighbouring states?
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MuaD'DiB retweeted
🤦♀️ Jensen made a rookie mistake. He had a board.
In 2014, my board kicked me out for saying no to spies.
In 2026, Jensen’s board kicked him out for saying yes to one.
So the board gets you either way.
Founders: Don’t have a board.
Be the board 😏
Bro while posting this
Just came out of #Ramayana … A BIG SALUTE to @malhotra_namit for taking BOLLYWOOD beyond HOLLYWOOD 🙏🙏🙏
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If you're in Bengaluru, I challenge you to ask for petrol in a bottle at any IndianOil petrol bunk.
If they refuse, you'll understand how they're fooling you guys.
Recent claims of excessive ethanol blending at certain retail outlets in Karnataka are not supported by testing conducted through prescribed procedures.
All 893 samples tested across 27 States and UTs, including 56 from Karnataka, were found to be within the prescribed 19–21% ethanol range.
IndianOil, along with BPCL and HPCL, has sought joint, transparent testing with the State Government to establish the facts.
IndianOil remains steadfast in its commitment to fuel quality, transparency and customer trust.
We urge customers to rely on verified information from official sources.
#IndianOil #E20
@HardeepSPuri @PetroleumMin @Secretary_MoPNG @neerajmittalias @ChairmanIOCL @sahneyas
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It’s been 6 years since the last Karnataka Hand Book was published by the Gazetteer Dept. This vital resource for students, researchers, and citizens used to drop every 5 years. Requesting @CMofKarnataka @DKShivakumar @Govt_Karnataka to expedite the release of the latest edition.
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I talked way too much about #Toxic, and the results weren't great. So this time, I'm staying quiet about #Ramayana.
Looks like the jinx is actually working. Literally every critic seems to be giving it good ratings. 😭😭😭
#Ramayana A Watchable Epic That Prioritizes Spectacle and Action Over Drama and Emotion!
The film opens superbly with Ravana’s introduction, and the first half offers a decent experience overall despite a few dips here and there. But instead of giving enough weight and properly introducing the rest of characters, the narration moves from one event to another, making the drama feel flat and even serial like at times. The second half is where it starts to falter, with very prolonged action sequences becoming tiring before the climax briefly picks up momentum again. Even where Part 1 chooses to end feels somewhat unsatisfying, especially knowing that most of the major high points are being saved for a sequel that is still two years away.
Yash is easily the biggest highlight and delivers a terrific performance as Ravana. Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi are sincere as Ram and Sita, but the divine and emotional connect never comes through consistently. Technically, the film is impressive, but Ramayana needs more than scale. AR Rahman and Hans Zimmer’s score is the biggest disappointment and often feels more like a generic superhero score than something that captures the story’s spiritual essence.
Better than a few recent adaptations and definitely watchable with expectations in check, but the ambition never fully translates into lasting impact. A mixed bag that leaves you thinking about how much more it could’ve been.
Rating: 2.5/5
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Once a goltie, always a goltie.
And that’s how they ended up fleeing to the USA.
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