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//Other things you can headcanon around your favorite boxers besides their favorite cereals, video games, shoe sizes, trans and gender, ships, Pokemon, etc:

Their favorite places to go within their birth cities.

Their favorite locally made movies (as in made in their country).

Their favorite local celebrities (from their own countries).

Their favorite local dishes (from their own countries).

The foreign country they want to go and why.

What other languages they can speak (that is not English or the featured language in the game).

Yes, there is a pattern here.

Part of why I absolutely love Punch-Out!! as a game series is how the boxers are internationally represented, even through national stereotypes. But national stereotypes can be fun and even embraced--as a Californian, I embrace Super Macho Man with all my heart. And you can indulge in stereotypes WITHOUT being racist.

I love Great Tiger in particular of all the Punch-Out!! boxers is because his stats and character themes suggest a very interesting background--no Hindu or Vedic imagery, even WITH clones (no multi-heads or arms imagery; the closest you get is Tiger connecting with nature and space), the building he was floating out of appears to be a gurdwara, the composer of his music is Punjabi, and though he comes from Mumbai, he speaks Hindi (when he could have spoken Marathi or Punjabi instead). Not to mention in the NES, Doc Louis has told Little Mac that Tiger's father was a magician. So there is SO much material to work with beyond just his clones.

I know folks are not willing to go the extra mile to do their research, or that research bores them to tears, but I still recommend going that extra mile on your headcanons of your favorite boxers. Glass Joe is not a 15 year old American high schooler, he's a 38 year old Frenchman. Von Kaiser is 42 and from Berlin. Soda is 35 and from Moscow. The headcanons are there, waiting, open for the filling.

It's an invitation to explore, not to avoid. It may feel like much, but trust me on this. Consider this your excuse to visit Madrid with Don Flamenco, who'll be more than happy to take you to other parts of Spain like Zaragoza, Sevilla, Pamplona, and Barcelona. Let Glass Joe talk your ears off on the beautiful fields of Province. Take in the sobering experiences of Von Kaiser living in post-WWII/Cold War Berlin.

If this doesn't help you fall more in love with your favorite boxers, then.... I don't know. You do you. You make your own fun. I'm just sad and lonely in my old people corner, lmao.

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Anurag Tagat Sep 10, 2024

American punk-rock heroes Green Day, pop artist Shawn Mendes, U.K. hitmakers Glass Animals and singer-songwriter Louis Tomlinson are among top-billed acts making their India debut at Lollapalooza India 2025 in Mumbai, between March 8 and 9.

The lineup for the third edition of Lollapalooza India also includes rap veteran Big Boi from Outkast, U.K. band Nothing But Thieves, Norwegian pop artist Aurora, electronic artists like Zedd, John Summit and Alok, American guitarist-composer Cory Wong (known for his work with acts like Vulfpeck), breakout rapper Hanumankind (also our latest cover star), South Korean indie rock band Wave To Earth and rising pop artists Isabel LaRosa and more. Folk-indie singer-songwriter duo Lullanas – comprising Indian-origin siblings – will also make their India debut at Lollapalooza India 2025.

More Indian artists adding heft to the lineup include singer-songwriter Dot., rappers Raftaar and KR$NA, Punjabi artist Talwiinder, sitarist and fusion artist Niladri Kumar, pop artist Lisa Mishra, rock artist Raman Negi, Ahmedabad rap favorite Dhanji, producer Spryk, pianist-composer Sahil Vasudeva, DJ-producer Anushka, multi-instrumentalist-producer Sid Vashi, singer-songwriter Raghav Meattle and indie multi-instrumentalist/producer Sudan.

The announcement in September makes for meme-friendly news for Green Day, known for songs like “Wake Me Up When September Ends.” The band announced their India debut on Instagram and said, “Another first for us!! India, you’ve been calling our name… and it’s finally time to answer. We’ll see you in Mumbai next March for @LollaIndia.” The trio comprising Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Tre Cool released their most recent album Saviors in 2024 and will likely dig into all-time hits like “Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life),” “American Idiot,” “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” and more. Shawn Mendes, known for hits “In My Blood,” “Treat You Better” and new single “Why Why Why,” returns to the live stage after more than two years on his current tour, which includes Lollapalooza India.

Louis Tomlinson, who has a big following in India following his time with pop group One Direction, will also make a long-awaited India debut. Fellow Brits Glass Animals are a big draw on the back of releasing their new album I Love You So F***ing Much in July, but primarily due to their 2020 hit “Heat Waves,” which was the seventh-most streamed song in India on Spotify in 2022.

Glass Animals founder Dave Bayley – who visited India as a 16-year-old – told Rolling Stone India in 2020, “Thank you for the support, I hope you are staying safe and healthy. We can’t wait to come and visit.”

In a wholly new strategy, Lollapalooza India’s 2025 lineup is out six months in advance of the multi-genre festival taking place in March. BookMyShow Live also took a similar approach while announcing the lineup for their festival Bandland, which is taking place on Nov. 23 and 24 in Bengaluru.

Get Lollapalooza India 2025 tickets here.

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Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahaani - An honest review

I watched Rocky aur Rani ki Prem Kahaani because everyone I know on social media and few close folks in my real life said it was very entertaining - funny, progressive, feminist , and it showed gender equality.

So I was taken aback, because the general sentiment for KJo movies should be ‘It’s so shit, but I love it’ - that is a sentiment I can live with because we all have our guilty pleasures.

KJo has his audience who love the shit he pulls off every time he ‘directs’ a film with toxic masculinity, regressive female leads , justifying infidelity (always the answer to unhappy marriages) , glorifying Indian culture, where he adds 30 mins of melodrama and lectures to make the characters redeem themselves. Kjo’s movies are as lame as they can be, but people love them. I get it - ‘this shit is so bad, it’s so good’ category of films. Guilty pleasures are exactly this!

So sell me his new offering in exactly this manner - but all reviews and social media comments were glowing words of praise of how he has addressed today’s issues and it’s a progressive film. Are people suffering from amnesia or have they not watched better Bollywood films? Because I have a whole list of films you should watch that actually deal with ‘progressive’ mindsets - way before Kjo’s time!

Rani is a feminist. A FL as feisty news anchor who gives a 5 min lecture on men’s gaze, objectification of women and rape culture, but does an absolute U-turn 5 mins later by objectifying a handsome man in front of her. This is gender equality. Tit for Tat.

Wearing open back blouses to work is sign of new age feminism (Will I get trolled for sounding old school - has KJo ever stepped inside a corporate workspace - who dresses like Rani does?) What’s next? Women CEOs wearing bikinis? And why not get all men to dress like Rocky Randhawa - that would be peak gender equality in dress code at workplace.

Infidelity is the answer to all unhappy marriages. Remember KANK? Yes, let’s repeat that here, but let’s twist it into unrequited love between the senior citizens. Then add memory loss and illness excuse to get the 80yr old grandpa smooch his 75yr old ex-lover in front of his wife and entire family. The issue is not old age love, age is never a restriction to fall in love, the issue here is infidelity. But if this isn’t cringe enough, let’s completely destroy the most beautiful romantic number in Bollywood by playing it in the background to immortalise infidelity and later lust under the garb of love.

Let’s get back to our feminism torch bearer Rani, who has now jumped from knowing the guy for two meetings to lusting over him. She is honest with herself (not with Rocky mind you, because at no point have they had any conversation about themselves) that she is in it purely for the physical attraction, it’s just a fling for her. She is an elitist , feminist, Colombian grad, Bengali Girl (who has a terrible Bengali accent) and the crude, can’t speak English well, Gucci/Fendi wearing, Ferrari driving, protein shake drinking, loud Punjabi boy doesn’t match up to her standards. Kjo’s new level of feminism - make women pull the exact shit on men that men have put women through for decades. Tit for Tat! Gender Equality.

Btw at this point I still don’t know why Rocky loves Rani - love at first sight is always about the looks and physical attraction, so convince me why he loves her - because isn’t he this walking-talking green flag just by being understanding of his grandpa’s feelings and calling out Rani checking him out. A walking green flag who gets his grandpa’s ex-lover and his grandpa together to help his grandpa get better - because love is the cure for all illnesses. All doctors and medical researchers have been wasting their time on getting degrees and super specialisations - please enter Kjo’s school of love.

So now Rani realises she is in love - when and why and what changed her feelings from lust to love - I do not know. She drives on a 4-lane highway in the opposite direction - woman should have died there for her reckless driving, but she lives to propose to Rocky on a f&*king Highway! Bollywood I love you for pulling off this shit.

This is supposed to be the pivotal point in their relationship where she professes her love to him, going down on one knee (because hey you see role reversal - she is the feminist, the alpha female) and telling Rocky everything that HE IS NOT , listing her resume and her exes’. Therefore implying he doesn’t deserve her, but she is taking the high road and still falling for him. All the reasons she lists that she loves about him are actually about his physical aspects = Lust. She doesn’t list one meaningful quality that she actually ‘loves’ about him.

It is at this point that I gave up on the film, because after this RRKPK became a collation of scenes dedicated to social media trending topics:

1. Women burdened with household work

2. Women not liberated enough to pursue their dreams

3. Women being fat shamed

4. Cancel culture

5. Men being shamed for pursuing classical dancing (KJo research FFS - 50% of India’s top kathak dancers are males right from 1940s! )

Each topic got 1-2 scenes, tweets converted to preachy dialogues uttered by our ‘feminist’ queen and zero closures or character growth.

The only thing that works in this movie - is Ranveer , not his character, but him! He is effortless in this role, his comic timing is superb, needs some work on emotions.

Alia is a shadow of her awesome self on screen post her marriage to Ranbir. It hurts to say this, cause I have loved her in all her movies except SOTY.

Can people age gracefully, I couldn’t bear to look at Shabana Azmi and Jaya B - former was gorgeous as hell in her younger days, now is swollen with all the Botox fillers! Jaya has forgotten to act completely. Dharmendra should not even be acting anymore.

What was the point of rest of the cast? Only Alia’s dad was a decent act.

The one thing I absolutely love in KJo movies is the music and songs! These were crap too. What Jhumka? Because ruining all the songs from ‘The Golden’ decade of Bollywood was not enough, so they made a terrible mashup of Badtameez Dil & Jhumka Gira Re and killed both the songs in one go! Takes some skill doing this - well done!

Why this long rant if I disliked the movie so much, that too KJo movies? I wouldn’t have written one, if the reviews and comments were honest about the movie being average, typical entertainment; but the moment people praised it to nth level of being socially relevant with feminist heroine and gender equality - they deserved to be called out for their shallow thought process thinking that KJo actually cares about any of this stuff.

Worst people think this is ‘quintessential’ Bollywood. Please watch better films - like Amitabh’s roaring 70s, the romance films of 90s, the fun comedies, the glorious slice of life films from Hrishida, the Yash Chopra multistarrers - that’s quintessential, genuine, charm of Bollywood.

Lastly before I wrap this up - RRKPK when literally translated is Love Story of Rocky and Rani. I spent 2.5 hours on this shit show and I still don’t know the answer to why and how they fell in love! They didn’t have one decent conversation about themselves! The latter half is about them wooing their families. The film should have been aptly titled ‘Randhawa and Chatterjee Ki Prem Kahaani’ - It’s all about loving your family - K3G Part 2!

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I posted about this on my old twitter but here's an fun tibdit in case you're a kpop girlband old head like me; If you remember the legendary goofycore sillygirl anthem "Catallena" by Orange Caramel:

you probably already know it interpolates a punjabi folk song called Jutti Meri (1.23 mark) in the chorus,

but some time ago i was digging through a massive dump of 90s sample CDs on archive.org and thats how i discovered the entire song was built around loops from a particular sample CD created for physical AKAI samplers, "Best Service Pro Samples Vol.48: DISCO FEVER"

Below is a little video so you can hear the original loops:

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not that anyone asked, but for clarity and curiosity i looked at the list of NPC names for Thavnairians since i came across some people's muses who were cited as being Thavnairian, but... the naming conventions didn't really reflect the suggestion the game is making about the culture.

for reference, i'm a punjabi and punjab has kind of always been the inbetweeny space where islamic western asian and hindu southern asian sensibilities cross with one another

anyway anyone who knows me knows that i have compared the current state of thavnair to mughal india - the era where persian and islamic influenced mongol descended rulers governed the largely hindu populated india (you know the 'stans'? india calls itself 'hindustan' when invoking the Old Days and 'bharat' when invoking the current day)

so then i came across some characters who were non-gaja original characters with hindu names. so... that was weird, because it's heavily implied that the non-gaja characters have persian inspired names. and their wardrobes and their boats are all persian inspired?

so tidbit about last names in the hindu tradition: they describe what caste you belong to. caste, as a concept = very bigoted, we should very be against it, people have died b/c of caste based bias. definitely avoid using brahmin names if your character is... idk, not nobility, some kind of high priesthood, or like, absurdly wealthy. but that isn't going to matter in a moment.

b/c the only races with actual hindu names are the gaja and the ananta. the gaja appear to be more south indian in culture whereas the ananta are more north indian (hi again). that's if we make an exception for the gaja in treasure dungeons with thai cultural connections all over the place.

all other thavnairian anthropomorphic NPCs are given persian or arabic sounding names. i wonder if they're different because they were transliterated from the japanese pronunciation of real names, though it could easily be that they're just making them Different Enough. though, i will say, the word "akasha" got that treatment, so i wouldn't be surprised if it all did. it would make a lot of sense.

so yeah... au ra, midlanders and highlanders seem to have that western asian naming vibe going on for them. as far as i'm concerned, it would be more interesting to take meaningful names from those regions of the world to support world building in that direction. because otherwise you end up perpetuating the notion that it's one big hodgepodge monolith with funny sounding names. but, well... go with god, my child. i'm going to fade into to dust at any minu

(and, i promise you, no one says "by the sisters!" in the jpn script even half as much as the folks in the english localization)

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Celebrating Asian, Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month folks!

Featuring my Asian American OCs, Ella and Greg. Ella is Indian Punjabi-African American and Greg is Korean-American. They're from my webcomic series, Blooming Bones. Link below :

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The "Historical" Disney Costume Rant that Nobody Asked For

To fairly preface this, I am not an expert on Arabian/Middle Eastern culture, pre- or post-Islam. I'm not a fashion historian as in having a degree, only a vaguely passing knowledge and ability to stay up at all hours of the day and night to research obscure topics such as this. However, I am not dismissing or invalidating the feelings of Arabs, Middle Eastern people, or Muslims in regards to Jasmine from 'Aladdin.' I AGREE with them that Jasmine's clothing is neither accurate to the "period" and culture of the Middle East (generally speaking) or appropriate. Jasmine's costume design is viewed through the lens of orientalism, exoticism, and stereotypes of Middle Eastern and Arabian culture.

HOWEVER...

I take issues with this design:

Original Pinterest Post here

Right off the bat, could we not have slut-shamming, please? For five minutes? I understand that 16 year old Jasmine probably shouldn't be exposing that much shoulder and midriff, but that's not a call for slut-shaming. Could we not?

From what I can find, not even slaves or concubines wore the kind of things Jasmine does in any period of the Middle East or Arabia. Her father wouldn't be called "king," he'd either be Shah or Sultan, but that's just a tiny nitpick for me. The meat of the issue for me is the "information" provided between the two figures.

There's not concrete evidence that the characters of Aladdin are Muslims just because they use Arabic names, though some of those names aren't, in fact, Arabic.

Jasmine = Persian (Indo-Iranian dating back to the 5th century BC)

Iago = Spanish

Rajah = Sanskrit

Arabic wasn't invented in the 7th AD. The language is a branch of the Semitic language and emerged around the first century BC. The Arabic word for "God", Allah, is older than Islam. Evidence has shown that "Allah" has been around since at least the 5th century BC. Which makes it entirely possible that use of the word Allah and Arabic names does not definitely indicate that Aladdin takes place after 6th-7th century AD Middle East. Furthermore, I have a suspicion that it takes place much, much earlier than that. Being as old as I am, I have some canon that younger Disney fans might not know. Back in the day (late 1990's and early 2000's), Disney produced cartoon series for Aladdin and Hercules around the same time. Aladdin and Hercules CANONICALLY meet in a crossover episode of their series in an episode of Hercules, "Hercules and the Arabian Nights," which aired in February 10, 1999.

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Since Hercules and Aladdin have canonically met in the same universe, it can only mean that Aladdin takes place in, at least, the Bronze or Iron Age alongside Ancient Greece.

Ergo, the characters in Aladdin do not necessarily represent Middle Eastern or Arabian Muslims from the 7th century AD and beyond. If we were going to set Aladdin in a more "historically accurate," Agrahba would take place in either a multicultural pagan Middle East or one ruled mostly by Zoroastrians, which is equally misunderstood and underappreciated by the West as Islam.

But I have digressed far enough. It kind of bothers me that Jasmine is repainted to be so much "fairer" looking. Not all Arabs or Middle Eastern groups have dark skin, but making her paler to make her appear "better" is...certainly a choice. Furthermore, Arabian and Middle Eastern costumes vary by region, but all are beautiful and colorful.

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Turkish is not the same thing as "Arabic." For example:

And if we consider pre-Islamic fashion, Jasmine probably would dress more like this:

Supposedly, this is a recreation of Parthian dress (Parthian Empire, 247 BC-224 AD).

Combining different cultures such as Turkish, Arabic, Punjabi, and Persian together does the historic costuming of Arabic, Persian, and the Middle East in general a great disservice. The Middle East is not a monolith of culture just because currently it is majority practicing Muslims. Punjab is on the other side of the Indus Valley, and it's Indo-Aryan (not THAT Aryan) in origin, not Arabic. Curious why it's included beyond the fact that many Punjabi today are Muslim.

I'm really not trying to bash the artist here. They have the right idea, but I think with a little more research creating a "new" Jasmine would be far more interesting than pulling from various cultures around the Middle East and Islamic cultures from different regions and slap them together. Thank you for hearing me needlessly ramble coming to my TED Talk.

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With such a background, Haveli at Amritsar is not just a dining place but a venue for time travel. The layout of the restaurant is inspired by the architecture and ambience of rural Punjab and has rustic furniture, and the walls contain murals of rustic Punjab villages. The moment you cross the threshold of this Georgian building, you are instantly transported back to a time when village life was still the norm but the food served is very much bang up to date.

The restaurant is very well decorated with beautiful antiques, Punjabi costumes, and beautiful wooden carvings. This purposely selected atmosphere is meant to promote and promote the cultural history of Punjab. Every nook of Haveli is filled with history and the setting gives the guests an opportunity to have a true cultural experience.

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The core of Havelis success lies in great gastronomy that was mentioned above in detail. It is a Punjabi menu comprising of a large number of dishes that are characteristic of this area’s culinary culture. The most delicious Amritsari kulchas, buttery naan, delicious paneer tikka, dal makhani, and many more dishes are made with much attention to detail.

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It is not just an eatery; it is actually a living proof of the Punjabi tradition that has left a mark in this world. It is a deliberate attempt of the restaurant to retain and cherish this heritage in everything that it does. Food wise, Haveli continues to provide Punjabi dishes and cuisines as closely as possible to the original; likewise, in terms of the furnishings and the entertainment, Haveli retains its cultural heritage in every way possible.

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Language - Gurmukhi Punjabi (Indian Punjabi)

Size: approx. 28cm x 22cm x1cm and weight approx. 350g

Pages 112 - Learn Punjabi and Numbers with pictures - good book for beginners to read and write Punjabi (Gurmukhi).

This book has information of old Punjabi dialects, different accents, regions of Punjab, Punjabi names of time, weather, seasons, info about old Folk Lores, Stories, Poems, Punjabi Jewellery, Punjabi Shashtars etc.

It's the best book that tells about all aspects of Punjabi Languages and teach kids how to write Punjabi Gurmukhi Alphabet. Please check photos.

Excellent gift item for loved ones on this Christmas and New Year. Ideal gift for any occasion.

Limited quantity available.

Beautiful Paperback Book Binding. Please see photos.

Premium quality paper. Excellent gift/memorabilia.

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Exploring Punjabi Culture through Literature: A Journey of Language and Identity

Embark on a vibrant exploration of Punjabi culture through the rich tapestry of its literature, where every page tells a story of resilience, creativity, and the timeless traditions of a proud people. Punjab, the land of five rivers, has a cultural heritage as diverse as its landscape, and its literature serves as a window into the hearts and minds of its inhabitants.

Punjabi literature spans centuries, encompassing a wide array of genres—from ancient oral traditions passed down through generations to modern novels that reflect contemporary Punjab. At its core, Punjabi literature celebrates the language, traditions, and values that define Punjabi identity.

The poetry of Punjab is perhaps its most renowned literary form, with its roots deep in the soil of the region. Punjabi poetry is characterized by its lyrical beauty, often accompanied by the soulful strains of traditional music such as the dhol and the tumbi. It captures the essence of rural life, the joys and sorrows of the common folk, and the profound spiritualism that permeates Punjabi culture. The works of poets like Waris Shah, Bulleh Shah, and Amrita Pritam resonate across generations, their verses echoing through time like a gentle breeze through the fields.

In addition to poetry, Punjabi literature boasts a rich tradition of storytelling. Folk tales and legends are woven into the fabric of everyday life, passed down orally from one generation to the next. These stories are not merely entertainment; they embody the wisdom, moral values, and cultural heritage of Sikh Books. They speak of bravery, love, loyalty, and the eternal struggle between good and evil, offering timeless lessons that resonate with readers young and old.

Modern Punjabi literature continues to evolve, reflecting the complexities of contemporary Punjab. Writers explore themes of urbanization, social change, identity politics, and the challenges faced by a rapidly globalizing society. Novels such as Gurdial Singh’s "Alms in the Name of a Blind Horse" delve into the social fabric of rural Punjab, depicting the intricacies of caste, community, and the human spirit. Meanwhile, works like Khushwant Singh’s "Train to Pakistan" confront the harsh realities of Partition and its enduring impact on Punjab’s collective psyche.

Language is at the heart of Punjabi literature, serving as a unifying force that binds together diverse communities within the region and across the diaspora. Whether written in the Gurmukhi or Shahmukhi scripts, Punjabi literature bridges cultural divides, preserving traditions while embracing the evolving realities of a globalized world.

For those seeking to delve deeper into Sikh prayers, literature provides a profound and intimate glimpse into the soul of Punjab. It invites readers to explore the traditions, values, and vibrant spirit that define this dynamic region. Through its poetry, prose, and storytelling, Punjabi literature offers not just a window but a door—an invitation to connect, understand, and celebrate the enduring legacy of Punjab.

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Top 10 Famous Restaurants and Hotels on the Route from Mohali to Delhi Cab

Introduction:

Set on a road trip from Mohali to Delhi isn't just about the distance—it's a journey filled with delicious food waiting to be enjoyed. Besides the beautiful scenery and well-kept roads, there's a food adventure. Along the way, there are many restaurants and hotels to explore, each offering something special to eat. From famous roadside eateries serving authentic Punjabi food to fancy hotels with fancy meals, every stop is a chance to try the tasty flavors of North Indian cuisine. To make sure your trip is smooth and comfortable, you can count on Mohali to Delhi cab online services. That way, you can focus on enjoying the amazing food waiting for you. Let's explore the top 10 establishments that promise to elevate your journey from a mere commute to a culinary voyage.

Nestled amidst 8,000 acres of protected natural forest, this luxury resort offers unparalleled hospitality and dining experiences. Indulge in gourmet delights at their signature restaurant, Anant Mahal, where traditional Indian flavors are reinvented with a contemporary twist. Located in a calm forest, you can easily get to The Oberoi Sukhvilas Resort & Spa in New Chandigarh using Mohali to Delhi cab booking. Enjoy tasty food at Anant Mahal.

Address: Pallanpur P.O, Sialba Majri Rd, New Chandigarh, Punjab 140110

Timing: Open 24 hours

Haveli, Karnal:

As you journey towards Delhi, make a pit stop at Haveli in Karnal. This iconic highway restaurant is renowned for its authentic North Indian cuisine and rustic ambiance. Treat your taste buds to their mouthwatering kebabs and rich curries, served with warm hospitality. On the way to Delhi, take a break at the famous Haveli in Karnal. The Mohali to Delhi cab journey will quickly take you there. They're known for delicious North Indian food and friendly service. Address: 133.5 Mile Stone, NH 44, Karnal, Haryana 132001

Timing: 7 Days (7 to 11:30)

Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba, Murthal:

No road trip from Mohali to Delhi is complete without a visit to Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba in Murthal. This legendary eatery is famed for its hearty Punjabi fare, including butter-drenched parathas, creamy lassis, and aromatic dal makhani. A must-stop on your road trip from Mohali to Delhi is Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba in Murthal. Let the Mohali to Delhi cab service take you there to enjoy yummy Punjabi food like stuffed paneer parathas. Don't miss out on their iconic stuffed paneer paratha! Address: No.52, 250KM Stone, Grand Trunk Rd, Murthal, Haryana 131039

Timing: 24 Hours

Pind Balluchi, Sonipat:

Experience the essence of Punjab at Pind Balluchi in Sonipat. This rustic-themed restaurant captures the spirit of a traditional Punjabi village, complete with clay pots, charpais (traditional beds), and folk music. Enjoy the flavors of Punjab at Pind Balluchi in Sonipat, easily reachable by booking a Cab from Mohali to Delhi. Try their tasty tandoori dishes and desserts in a cozy village-like setting. Feast on their signature tandoori delicacies and decadent desserts for a truly immersive culinary journey. Address: 23VC+X5R, Sonipat, Haryana 131027

Ahmedabad Biryani House, Panipat:

Savor the flavors of Gujarat and Rajasthan at Ahmedabad Biryani House in Panipat. This humble eatery is renowned for its authentic biryanis, prepared using age-old recipes and premium ingredients. Experience the tastes of Gujarat and Rajasthan at Ahmedabad Biryani House in Panipat. Cab services from Delhi to Mohali will take you there for delicious biryanis and authentic sides. Treat yourself to a fragrant plate of biryani, accompanied by cooling raita and spicy mirchi ka salan. Address: 494-L, Shivaji Stadium Rd, Sajjan Singh Bagh, Model Town, Panipat, Haryana 132103

Timing: 7 Day (11 am to 10:30 pm)

Hotel Samrat, Karnal:

For a taste of royal hospitality, head to Hotel Samrat in Karnal. This regal establishment offers a fine dining experience, with a menu that spans Indian, Chinese, and Continental cuisines. Delight in their lavish buffets or opt for à la carte specialties, all served with impeccable attention to detail. Treat yourself to a fancy meal at Hotel Samrat in Karnal, just a ride away with a cab booking from Mohali to Delhi or book a taxi from Mohali to Delhi. They serve a variety of dishes from India, China, and other countries. Address: Near NAV Jyoti Hospital, Karsa Road Nigdhu, Karnal, Haryana, India - 132157

Hotel Midtown Grand, Kurukshetra:

Indulge in culinary delights at Hotel Midtown Grand in Kurukshetra. This upscale hotel boasts multiple dining options, including a rooftop restaurant with panoramic views of the city. Sample their diverse menu featuring regional delicacies and international favorites, prepared by seasoned chefs. Enjoy tasty food at Hotel Midtown Grand in Kurukshetra, easily accessible with Mohali Airport to Delhi service. Their rooftop restaurant offers great views along with regional and international dishes. Address: Peer Muchalla Rd, near Sector 20, Sector 20, Zirakpur, Punjab 140603

Hotel Noor Mahal, Karnal:

Step into a world of luxury and grandeur at Hotel Noor Mahal in Karnal. Inspired by the opulent palaces of Rajasthan, this regal property offers an unforgettable dining experience. Feel like royalty at Hotel Noor Mahal in Karnal, easily reached with Mohali to Delhi by taxi. They serve delicious food at their fancy restaurants. Enjoy a symphony of flavors at their fine dining restaurants, where every dish is crafted to perfection. Address: Noormahal Crossing, National Highway 1, Sector 32, Karnal, Haryana 132001

Hotel Sagar Ratna, Panipat:

For a taste of South Indian cuisine along the way, stop by Hotel Sagar Ratna in Panipat. This popular chain of restaurants is renowned for its authentic dosas, idlis, and vadas, prepared using traditional recipes and fresh ingredients. Experience the culinary diversity of India in every bite. Get a taste of South Indian cuisine at Hotel Sagar Ratna in Panipat, just a short ride away with Mohali to Delhi Taxi service with the Lowest Fares. Try their dosas, idlis, and vadas prepared using traditional recipes. Address: 9XR7+CC7, Model Town, Panipat, Haryana 132103

Dhaba by Claridges, Delhi-Jaipur Highway:

As you approach Delhi, make a final stop at Dhaba by Claridges on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway. This contemporary interpretation of a roadside dhaba offers a gourmet twist on traditional Punjabi cuisine. From succulent kebabs to indulgent desserts, every dish reflects the rich culinary heritage of Punjab. Stop by Dhaba by Claridges on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway as you approach Delhi, easily accessible with Mohali to Delhi Airport Taxi service. Enjoy their gourmet take on Punjabi food with tasty kebabs and desserts. Address: The Claridges, 12, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Rd, Tees January Road Area, Motilal Nehru Marg Area, Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi 110011

Distance Traveled by Mohali to Delhi Cab

The distance from Mohali to Delhi by car is approximately 265 kilometers. This distance may vary depending on the route you take. The duration of the journey also relies on your driving speed and the time you spend at various stops along the way. During the trip, you may come across several places where you can take a break and refresh yourself.

Cab Prices for Traveling from Mohali to Delhi

Various car rental services offer rides from Mohali to Delhi, where you can hire a taxi. If you book through MapMyDestination | 2MD, you can enjoy discounts and special deals. For one-way trips, the taxi fare from Mohali to Delhi starts at INR 3128. The cost to book a cab for outstation travel may vary depending on the date, time, and type of car chosen. You can also reserve a taxi from Delhi to Mohali through MapMyDestination | 2MD.

Online Cab Booking for Your Mohali to Delhi Journey

Booking a taxi online with MapMyDestination | 2MD is a convenient way to plan your journey from Mohali to Delhi. Simply visit their official website, fill in your travel details, and browse through the available options for Mohali to Delhi cabs. You can choose between one-way or round-trip bookings according to your preference. MapMyDestination | 2MD's customer service is also available to assist you throughout the booking process, ensuring a hassle-free experience. In light of the COVID-19 situation, safety protocols are strictly adhered to, with sanitized cabs and mandatory mask-wearing for both drivers and passengers. The "MySafety Promise" ensures that all guidelines are followed for a secure ride. With the ease of booking and assurance of safety measures, journeying from Mohali to Delhi by taxi becomes a seamless and enjoyable experience. So, hop on board, relax, and let MapMyDestination | 2MD take care of your travel needs while you anticipate the culinary delights that await you in Delhi.

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The Kirandeeprayat Effect How This Actor is Redefining Punjabi Movie Dynamics

Let's talk Punjabi cine­ma; a colorful place where storie­s mingle with deep cultural be­at and catchy music. Here, you find a stand-out star named Kirande­eprayat. He's more than just a Punjabi movie actor. His acting skills and charm are­ truly unique and have made a re­al impact on Punjabi films. This blog takes a closer look at what we call "The­ Kirandeeprayat Effect." We­'ll explore how this star is changing the game­ in Punjabi cinema.

Unveiling Kirandeeprayat:

Kirandee­p Singh Rayat, a natural performer, burst onto the Punjabi movie­ scene like a shooting star, causing a stir with his tale­nt. His climb from a rookie to a respecte­d Punjabi cinema star shows off his grit and love for the art. Whe­never he take­s on a role, Kirandeep Singh infuse­s life into his characters, charming viewe­rs with his genuine acting and intense­ performance.

Embracing Diversity:

Kirandee­prayat's work stands out because he brings varie­ty to his roles. He can play very dramatic characte­rs or make people laugh with his come­dy. He's good at showing many different type­s of emotions. His ability to switch roles kee­ps people intere­sted. It also shows that Punjabi cinema can portray characters in many ways.

Cultural Reverberations:

Punjabi movies are­ more than just fun. They cele­brate life, customs, and what matters. Audie­nces connect with Kirandee­p roles in films. He stands for Punjabi ideals. You se­e this in his portrayals of bright Punjab festivals and dee­p family ties. His acts touch people of all age­s.

Breaking Stereotypes:

Within a world often limite­d by standard labels, Kiran lights up as a symbol of change­. He dares to defy old norms, ve­nturing into unknown lands, uncovering tales that spark new ide­as and alluring thoughts. Rejecting the e­veryday, he sets a path for mode­rn storytelling in Punjabi cinema, a space whe­re imagination has no limit.

Global Recognition:

The Kirande­eprayat Effect jumps cultural hurdles, e­arning applause not only from Punjabi folk but also from global spectators. His knack of reaching out to various pe­ople groups has won him praise and respe­ct everywhere­. As Punjabi films get more well-known globally, Kirande­ep Singh Rayat stands out, showing off the wealth of Punjab's movie­ past.

The Legacy Continues:

Kirandee­prayat continues to evolve as an actor and his pre­sence in Punjabi cinema be­comes increasingly esse­ntial. Every role he take­s on leaves an enduring mark on the­ industry. It motivates up-and-coming filmmakers and actors alike to e­xpand their creative horizons. The­ Kirandeep Singh Effect e­xtends beyond a single actor. It e­mbodies the combined influe­nce of enthusiasm, skill, and commitment, he­lping to form the future of Punjabi cinema.

Indee­d, Kirandeeprayat's trip in Punjabi films is simply amazing. His acting skills have change­d Punjabi movies for the bette­r, making a strong impression on viewers e­verywhere. We­'re all excited about what he­'ll do next. One thing's for sure - his impact will continue­ to captivate and motivate movie buffs in the­ years ahead.

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Exploring the Fusion of Traditional and Contemporary in Punjabi Music Bands

In the dynamic world of music, the fusion of traditional and contemporary styles often leads to groundbreaking innovations. This is particularly evident in the realm of Punjabi music, where bands are increasingly blending age-old rhythms with modern beats. This trend has not only revitalized the genre but also sparked a slightly controversial debate about the sanctity of traditional music in the face of modern influences.

The Roots of Punjabi Music

Punjabi music, originating from the culturally rich region of Punjab in India and Pakistan, has a history steeped in folk traditions and Sufi influences. Traditionally, it is characterized by its lively rhythms, predominantly driven by instruments like the dhol, tumbi, and harmonium. The lyrics often revolve around themes of love, valor, and celebration of life.

The Contemporary Twist

The modern Punjabi music band is not confined to these traditional boundaries. Influenced by global music trends, many such bands are infusing genres like hip-hop, rock, and EDM into their music. This has led to a burgeoning popularity of Punjabi music on the international stage, with bands like 'EN Karma' and artists like 'Diljit Dosanjh' leading the way.

The Appeal of Fusion

The fusion approach has made Punjabi music more accessible and relatable to a global audience. It has opened up new avenues for creative expression and experimentation within the genre. This evolution has resulted in tracks that are not only played in the heartlands of Punjab but also in nightclubs of London and New York.

The Controversial Debate

However, this fusion is not without controversy. Purists argue that the essence of Punjabi music is being diluted in the quest for commercial success and global appeal. They worry that the rich cultural heritage and traditional sounds of Punjab are being overshadowed by contemporary influences.

On the other side of the debate, proponents of fusion argue that this evolution is a natural progression of any living art form. They believe that integrating contemporary elements with traditional music is a way to keep the genre alive and relevant in today's fast-paced, globalized world.

The Emotional Connect

Regardless of the debate, one cannot ignore the emotional depth that Punjabi music, in its traditional or fused form, brings to its listeners. Whether it's the soul-stirring lyrics of a folk song or the energetic beat of a contemporary number, Punjabi music has a unique way of resonating with people across different cultures and age groups.

Looking Ahead

The future of Punjabi music band and their experimentation with fusion will continue to be a topic of discussion. The key lies in striking a balance - respecting and preserving the rich traditions of Punjabi music while embracing innovation and global musical trends.

In conclusion, the fusion of traditional and contemporary elements in Punjabi music bands is a testament to the genre's versatility and adaptability. While this trend may spark debate among music enthusiasts, it undeniably signifies the evolving nature of cultural expressions in a globalized world. As Punjabi music continues to find new listeners and create new narratives, its journey serves as an intriguing case study in the fusion of tradition with modernity.

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what’s the betting that potterwatch was just a radio project lee jordan was doing in his spare time and never actually stopped after the war

“Harry Potter was spotted at the local farmers market today, good choices in produce Harry! Gotta love the organics”

he’s the only reporter harry will talk to other than giving official statements when he has to as an auror

“I’m speaking to Harry Potter today after the long-awaited conclusion of the trial of quadruple murderer Waldorfus Grenoble. Harry, may I ask you a question regarding the trial?”

“Sure, Lee, I have to be back at work in ten but give it a go.”

“What is in the curry you had for lunch yesterday during the recess? It smelled fantastic and I have to know.”

“Thanks for asking, Lee. I’ve recently come across a book of my great-grandmother Priyanka’s notes on her Punjabi cooking and I’ve been trying to recreate her food. I liked that one but Ginny said it was too sweet so I’m making adjustments.”

“Fantastic. Great stuff. Next up we have an update on You-Know-Who’s whereabouts. Not Voldemort obviously– he’s six feet under, it’s been around 2500 days now and he’s still going strong, no sign of him being not dead any time soon.”

“You’re correct, Lee, he’s dead as a doornail and he’s going to stay that way. You do realize you don’t need to refer to your infant daughter as ‘You-Know-Who,’ right?”

“Sophie starts screaming if either of her dads talks about her and we don’t know why. Any suggestions, and any idea where she is now?”

“Oliver was walking her up and down the hallway outside the World Cup Regulatory Office last I saw her. As for the screaming, with James we gave him the miniature dragon from the Triwizard in ‘94 and that entertained him pretty well.”

“You heard it here first folks, Harry Potter thinks dragons are an appropriate substitute for pacifiers! Thanks for your time, Harry.”

“Any time, Lee.”

“Next week’s password is anything that will make our six-month-old go to sleep for longer than four hours. Signing off, this has been Potterwatch with River and the man himself, Harry Potter.”