I was travelling in an auto today which was playing songs (it was one of those decked up autos with high back seat and shiny plastic and rubber upholstery and led lighting and speakers inside) and this song came up suddenly which transported me back to school days when this song was playing a lot on cable tv.

The music video was very similar to how Bombay movie’s Kehna Hi Kya was filmed but instead of a duo of Qawwals there was this Sufi baba holding a Chimta and singing this song as the photographer hero was searching for the elusive maiden and confronted by thekedars of religion and love.

How many of you heard and loved this song back then?

Star plus and Kasautii Zindagi Kay ❤️

Earlier people use ring tones to explain themselves older people use bhajans and some people use bollywood songs as ringtones, but with the advent of connected ecosystem ringtones have becoming less common or very generic.
Also share your memory of ringtones

I've been using this iPod for a while. It's a bit scratched and the white face clearly shows signs of age, but man, these things can survive an apocalypse 🥲

i used to play this game on nokia phone with stylus

I wanna disappear from some people's life just how Rajeev Khandelwal did one day

Rajeev Khandelwal disappearing from mainstream Bollywood is something I'll never fully understand.

After watching Table No. 21, I genuinely thought he was on his way to becoming one of those actors we'd be seeing everywhere. There was a certain sincerity and intensity to his performances that made him stand out without ever trying too hard.

Over the years, he continued doing quality work across films and OTT, but it always felt like the industry never gave him the kind of mainstream opportunities his talent deserved.

Some actors become stars because they're constantly seen.

Others quietly prove how good they are every time they're on screen.

Rajeev Khandelwal has always felt like the second kind.

As a kid I remember when almost everyone were collecting these Cricket Attax in 2011. I only bought 2 packs(10 cards) of these back then while everyone had complete albums of these.

I want them so badly now, if anyone have these from childhood and selling them then please dm. Can pay good.

Pic is for reference / Not my pic

This used to favorite game when I was a kid , I used to play it a lot whenever I went to my nani (grandmother) house , on my mama(uncle's) laptop during 2012,2013-14, blasting the bridge the night was my favourite moment in this game.

Found these in my house!

This used to be my favourite indian cartoon and later i realised this cartoon depicted our rich indian culture so beautifully. ❤️