Like her whole account is based on olive skin makeup and her own face looks like she fell face first into pumpkin spice latte.

I remember him being super popular during the eic days. He was a fun comic too and then he sort of fell off... all of his fellow east India comedy group has gotten specials. I was watching a recent video from him and in the comments he mentioned him getting a special has been off the table for quite sometime now. But why?

It was actually really refreshing to see one of the Shukla sisters talk about married life without completely sugarcoating it.

She mentioned that when she first went to her sasural, she had to do ghunghat for around two days, even though she had already made it clear beforehand that she did not want to do it. She also spoke about relatives telling her not to show her teeth while smiling, which really shows how many small expectations can suddenly be placed on a woman after marriage.

Another thing that stood out was how her husband now goes to Mumbai quite frequently, so she ends up being alone at home a lot. Even something as basic as what she eats seems to depend on what the rest of the family is eating rather than simply what she feels like having.

She also mentioned that her brothers-in-law do not really act like brothers with her and instead act more like seths. I found that interesting because people often romanticise the whole devar-bhabhi relationship and assume it will automatically be fun and close, when that clearly is not always the case.

I also appreciated that she admitted her relationship with her husband has changed after marriage. They seem more mature now and are not as openly lovey-dovey, and she has also become more conscious about what she says and how she behaves.

None of this necessarily means she is unhappy, and obviously we only know what she chooses to share online. Still, I really liked that she acknowledged the adjustments and restrictions instead of presenting marriage as a perfect fairytale where absolutely nothing changes.

At the same time, I genuinely hope she gets to move to Mumbai with her husband soon. Living in a joint family can be really difficult, especially when you are newly married and still trying to build your own routine and relationship as a couple.

If her husband is travelling to Mumbai so frequently while she stays back at home, it would probably be really nice for them to actually live together and experience married life properly as partners. They would have their own space, be able to make everyday decisions together and just enjoy each other’s company without constantly having to think about the expectations of a larger household.

She may genuinely love her in-laws and enjoy being part of a joint family too, so I am not saying moving out automatically means she would be happier. I just hope she also gets the chance to experience some independence and build a home with her husband. Moving out does not have to mean distancing yourself from your family either. Sometimes having your own space can actually make family relationships healthier.

Overall, I just found her honesty really refreshing. Influencers often make married life look completely effortless, so hearing someone openly talk about the compromises, awkward adjustments and family expectations felt much more real.

I used to follow this meme page (of course I don’t follow it now), but over the course of few months I’ve realised the posts and jokes have become more and more misogynistic.

They posted about what seems to be a total fake.. out of the ass.. made up AI story…

But that’s not the problem, the problem is the comment section full of even worse misogynistic people, not one called out the post for its misogyny or asked the source for this news.

What is happening to people?? How did this become okay??

Just watch them together and it’s painfully obvious who is ONLY invested.
The lack of warmth, enthusiasm, affection… anything… is actually wild. He barely looks interested in interacting with her, let alone being her boyfriend.
And yet she seems so committed to presenting this as a perfectly normal, happy relationship. Girl, what is this delulu? The bar is in HELL! 🤡

So recently I was rewatching some episodes from MasterChef India Season 6, and it struck me how almost no one remembers who actually won that season, but Natasha Gandhi (who didn't even make the top 3) is everywhere now.

She easily has more brand collabs, higher reach, and way more visibility than the actual winners. Her gluten-free brand (House of Millets) gave her a clear niche early on, that regional biryani series blew up, and she gets invited back to MasterChef episodes as a guest.

I think she actually cracked the influencer business model better than TV chefs.

I miss when people just had their own personalities instead of turning every random behaviour into a microtrend. this particular trend has pissed me off so much because please google the word whimsical 😭 kissing your stuffed toys, and putting rhinestones on your lip balm does not automatically make you whimsical. whimsy is supposed to come from being genuinely unusual, playful, imaginative or unpredictable (when actual whimsy would be marketed as weird) not from copying whatever personality trait a celebrity/influencer has decided is marketable this week.

I’m so tired of influencers copying not just someone’s style, but their entire personality and then packaging it as individuality. Kylie or Hailey does something once and suddenly there’s an army of people manufacturing content around it. At some point it stops being personality and becomes cosplay. At some point it stops being individuality and becomes cosplay, copying someone else’s mannerisms, aesthetic, interests and personality traits and calling it authenticity when there is no sense of personality and individualism here.

And I already know the “let people have fun” / “you’re gatekeeping whimsy” comments are coming. I genuinely do not care. Have fun! Kiss your stuffed animal! Bedazzle your fucking lip balm! Just stop pretending every manufactured internet behaviour is some profound expression of individuality when half the internet is doing the exact same. You copied a personality, put a Pinterest board behind it, called it an “aesthetic” and suddenly we’re all supposed to pretend this is engaging content

For back story: https://www.reddit.com/r/InstaCelebsGossip/s/wWyYvm3nmx

The irony is that so many people had already figured out that a project was coming 💀 So it wasn't even some genius marketing strategy😂😂. They basically created relationship drama for engagement and then turned around and mocked the audience for reacting to it.

There are so many creative ways to promote a song. Creating fake relationship drama and then calling everyone “besharam” for discussing it isn't clever marketing, it's just cheap, pathetic and desperate for attention.

Imagine doing all that for a song and then the song itself is the weakest part 😂😂.

are we seriously getting tutorials on how to be more whimsy from influencers w no personality of their own? do they even know what ‘whimsy’ means?? im getting an ick tbvh.

This so called Cringe insaan used to make fun of Tanya from bigg boss for her making Grwm videos like she was wearing a saree in that video and her back was shown while wearing a blouse. So he roasted her with his wife Ruchika. Ruchika was also laughing in that video with him. Now her wife do the same thing make same kind of videos of Grwm to chase clout. When his roast video is coming about Ruchika Grwm? My point is what kind of selective misogynist this family is.Nor Ruchika is doing something wrong and not even Tanya .Its their personal life. But this hypocrite insaan is just so annoying.

These pics are from Ruchika Rakshabandhan Grwm.

So a few days ago they were posting cryptic stories about cheating, broken promises and disrespect, and people thought there was some serious drama going on between them 🥲.

A lot of people were actually saying that this is just PR and they probably have a project coming and well… they were right 😭.

Honestly, this is so lame 😭 So many people had already guessed it was a PR stunt, which makes the whole thing even more embarrassing. Did you guys actually believe the drama, or did you immediately suspected a PR stunt 👀?

Edit : Nikki posted a story and is calling other people "Besharam", like seriously the AUDACITY of her to say this 😭😭 here's my take on that, https://www.reddit.com/r/InstaCelebsGossip/s/1017gUBTyr

Other day someone posted about her saying: I don’t know what a waist is and then she goes and posts this? Is this body the new normal?

Pehle course bech raha thaa, for advisory and ab app launch karraha hai. What is his net worth?

Ek bhi rasta nahi choda paisa kamane ka

The best part is at least funding toh nahi uthaayi lol

she mentioned their new game show ig, is this what it is??

I feel they could’ve just launched something else as they’ve already have done liquid lipstick. The pricing could’ve been better too considering we can get elf Kay beauty or maybelline lip liners in that price range

do people really comment like this or do they just get paid to leave such comments cz multiple comments from the same accounts, that too in this way makes it feel a lil off.

😭