#vibes of yash

[vivanightcity]

Yash Vala a.k.a 'V'

[loveislandthegame]

thoughts on todays volume ! “it was so bad, i want to give you a zero, but that's not possible, so i give you a one”

tristan got booted, so much for an enemies to lovers route 😭 i’ll put my clown costume on for thinking FB would ever try to do anything remotely subversive. i lowkey only took his gem scene because i thought there would be a goodbye kiss (there wasn’t💔)

this volume is already off to a terrible start, and to make matters worse, dean is the movie night host. i honestly don’t know what to say about movie night except that it sucked. i hated having to read yash throwing tantrums because lisbeth is into MC. those 5 second countdowns were longer than a lot of the clips. nyah cheating on milo with dean was swept under the rug. at least MC doesn’t face any consequences either 🤷🏽

immediately after movie night, we’re thrown into the heart rate challenge. we don’t get any time to talk to our LI, witness some drama kick off, not a damn thing. also i have no idea what is up with the heart rate costumes (not just talking about MC’s, all of them are kinda cheap and busted looking) perhaps the beach hut got turned into a spirit halloween ?😭 i think lisbeth’s diamond outfit is nice though (i ended up seeing her free outfit because she glitched into it after the challenge lmao)

immediately after the heart rate challenge is the final recoupling ?????????

i chose lisbeth, i was ready to screenshot her reaction … BOOM. a cliffhanger. i’m speechless luv

overall, i wonder what the hell FB was doing during today’s delay. it certainly wasn’t making this volume better. it’s up there with boat party & the season 8 reunion, in terms of being a completely unintelligible clusterfuck. the writing is even worse than usual, some parts sounded like they just used voice dictation and called it a day. no punctuation, just vibes. there was also pronoun errors with lisbeth. i’m sure next week will be even more of a train wreck, since they’re somehow gonna have the rest of the final recoupling in the same volume as prom and the finale 🙃 (i’m honestly curious to know what happened though, for them to suddenly chop off two volumes. with how rushed this volume was, it doesn’t seem like a UI glitch either)

[killeroos]

going down the love triangle route, thoughts on one between mcsweeney, konstas and jaiswal? sam x yash is pretty cute to me ngl 🙈

i feel like sam and yash have such strong personalities it'd have to be a hate sex/enemies to lovers sort of deal between them. mcsweeney has the complete opposite vibe so in my mind for a love triangle to work i think yash and sam would have to be competing against each other for sweens 🤔

(but of course the rivalry is an integral part of the appeal, they're thinking about each other an awful lot for two blokes who claim to hate each other 🤭)

[aislingsurrow]

♬ Character Themes ♬

Tagged by @archaiclumina to do this!

The original question was about a single instrumental track but I couldn't possibly choose just one track, and I'm not great with instrumentals either. So here! A few songs on Aisling's playlist.

Changgwi by Ahn Yeeun Aisling has visions, and I imagine the speaker in this song to be her Visions, Fate, and Destiny, personified. The part of her that feels "Isn't it great" when things work out as they should? I first found this song when it was used in an animatic for my favorite webcomic, and as I was in Stormblood going into Shadowbringers at the time. I felt it sooo appropriate. That intense bridge section that starts with "Let me see how long your life thread be," is like a rundown of the primals, leading up to Tsukuyomi (the moon) and the greatest tiger (GUESS WHO)... I have a whole music video in my head.

God Only Knows by The Beach Boys Aisling's visions can make her melancholic. There's a feeling of inevitability she has in so much of her life, and I feel this song captures the Feeling and vibe of it nicely. I also love how dreamy it sounds- something so hopeful and yet so resigned. God only knows what she'd be without those she loves- even she isn't sure, and how that is a blessing and a curse.

Toofan by Ravi Basrur (From KGF Chapter 2) This is Aisling's battle theme! When she's super cool, this is her jam, man! Toofan means "typhoon" or "storm" or "flood"- a lot of that kind of stuff- and as a girl from the sea, I like the imagery of her coming in like a storm to wreck shit. The weather is also just as inevitable as she feels a lot of things are, so it's a nice to have a more positive side of that. Anyway, enjoy looking at Yash for like three minutes.

GUY.EXE by Superfruit WOOO something more fun! Exciting! Outgoing! Aisling isn't all creepy vibes and resignation. This song captures some of her more fun sides. She can be picky and particular, especially in romance, and I like her having fun with that- if you're not tall enough, she won't have time for you! Heehee

I... don't think I have anyone to tag! I'd normally rope Angeline in, but she was tagged at the same time as me! Uh uh uh-- @sunbeasts !! You just followed me, you're the only option I have.

[battyaboutbooksreviews]

🦇 Sleepless in Dubai Book Review 🦇

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

❝ “Be the light. No matter how much our flame dims over the year, this is a time for renewal. Don’t let the negative energy keep you in the dark. Bring your flame back to life, let it roar, and be brighter than ever." ❞

❓ #QOTD What's your favorite Middle Eastern or Indian food? OR What's your favorite holiday? ❓ 🦇 High school senior Nikki is ready to celebrate Diwali in style—not at home, but during a five-day trip to Dubai! There's only one hitch: her childhood friend and neighbor, Yash, is coming with his family. After a fight at the beginning of the summer, they've been estranged. To celebrate the true meaning of Diwali (and earn back her parents' trust), can Nikki let go of her dark resentment to let light and forgiveness in?

[ Find my review below or on Goodreads | Literal | Storygraph ]

💜 The bookish bats who know me are aware that a) I'm Middle Eastern and b) I love books by South Asian authors that make you salivate because of all the delicious food. The moment Nikki mentioned Arabic coffee, I was like, "This is my girl." I've had the fortune of traveling to Dubai before and can attest to its stunning sights, so I connected with the story right away. Yash is adorable, Nikki's little sister is a freaking HOOT (I have three younger sisters, so I felt Nikki's mixed frustration/amusement). Reading this book was an adventure through Dubai without the long, exhausting flight. Getting to celebrate Diwali with Nikki through the food and customs was an absolute delight.

🦇 Unfortunately, Nikki is a difficult character to love from the start. While this is listed as YA (Nikki is about to start her senior year of high school), she's stubborn, childish, and a bit of a crybaby. She reminded me a little bit of Usagi from Sailor Moon. Her stubbornness toward Yash doesn't relent for most of the story, and since there's technically a third-act breakup, it takes a long time for her character development to really come into effect. Nikki's voice is off at times, too; the random "Bros" and ending her thoughts with exclamation points only make her seem younger (even though she wants her parents to recognize her maturity). Though the vacation only spans five days, the story drags at times, too. The biggest issue for me was the predictability; from the first chapter, anyone YA reader can guess every plot point moving forward. While the rich culture of Dubai dazzles and lives up to the real-world splendor, the rest of the story fell flat for me.

🦇 Recommended to fans of YA, books with TONS of delicious food worth salivating over, and friends-to-lovers stories with plenty of angst.

✨ The Vibes ✨ 🌴 Young Adult 🇦🇪 Travel / Foreign Food 🎇 Friends to Enemies to Friends to Lovers 🪔 Diwali Celebration 💞 Rom-Com

🦇 Major thanks to the author @sajnipatelbooks and publisher @abramskids / @piquebeyond for providing an ARC of this book via Netgalley. 🥰 This does not affect my opinion regarding the book. #SleeplessinDubai #Netgalley

[kuyanh]

i had two kind of pfp that i officially will use all the time

this one i use ..uhh no actually that amount of stress? nuh uh

the other one ipin? god YES kampung durian runtuh yash gurl js how calming it vibes is n to live a forever kindergarten life?? dearest thats my fcking dream

We ask your questions anonymously so you don’t have to! Submissions are open on the 1st and 15th of the month.

[entertainmentyomovies]

Toxic Movie Review

Toxic Movie Review: Yash’s Bold Pan‑India Gangster Saga

Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-Ups is a high-stakes period gangster drama written and directed by Geetu Mohandas. It stars Yash in the lead alongside a superstar ensemble including Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, and Huma Qureshi. Marketed as a bilingual (Kannada & English) production set in mid-20th-century Goa, it explores crime, power, and loyalty across decades.

Cast and Crew of Toxic

Director & Writer: Geetu Mohandas

Producers: Venkat K. Narayana, Yash (KVN Productions & Monster Mind Creations)

Cinematography: Rajeev Ravi

Main Cast:

Yash as the gangster lead

Nayanthara in a pivotal sister-like role

Kiara Advani, Tara Sutaria, Huma Qureshi, Akshay Oberoi, Darrell D’Silva, Tovino Thomas, Sudev Nair, and Kyle Paul complete the stellar cast.

Toxic Movie Review: Plot & Setting

While official plot details remain closely guarded, what’s clear is that Toxic spans roughly the 1940s to 1970s. It tracks the rise of a crime boss in Goa’s drug trade, delving into familial bonds, betrayal, and the distortion of power. The director’s vision promises a “fairy tale for grown-ups” — a gritty yet stylized interpretation of historical underworld drama.

Anticipation & Production Scale

With a ₹200 crore budget, Toxic ranks among the most expensive Indian films ever made outside flagship franchises. Shooting began around August 2024 in Bengaluru, including a sprawling 20-acre set built to recreate period towns, slums, and docks. A thousand-plus crew and around 450 actors — including foreign extras — contributed to its scale.

Unique to this project, Toxic is being shot in both Kannada and English, with multi-language dubs planned for a pan-Indian and global release.

Behind the Scenes & Crew Highlights

Action is crafted by Hollywood’s J.J. Perry (John Wick), praised by The Economic Times for his dynamic collaboration with Yash: “Was a pleasure working with my friend……Can’t wait for everybody to see this one. It’s a banger!”

Music by Jeremy Stack (known for jazz-noir vibes) promises a unique aural flavor.

The teaser has drawn comparisons to Babylon and Great Gatsby for its stylized visuals, with Collider noting its “maximalism”.

Reception & Early Buzz

The teaser, released on Yash’s birthday in January 2025, generated mixed reactions — praised for its visual polish yet criticized online for feeling like a perfume ad rather than a trailer. Fans see promise in the ambition, though doubts linger on whether the film will deliver narratively.

Scheduling challenges have pushed the original April 2025 release to March 19, 2026, aligning with the festive Eid season.

Toxic Movie Review: Expectations & Challenges

Strengths:

Massive production scale with high-end set design

Strong cast and stylistic direction

Hollywood-level action (J.J. Perry) and global aspirations

Potential Challenges:

Risk of style overshadowing substance (as teaser feedback suggests)

Execution of bilingual production could affect consistency

Plot complexity and period scope may lead to uneven storytelling

Toxic Movie Review: Final Take

Toxic is poised to be one of Indian cinema’s most audacious gangster epics. With star power, scale, and global ambition, it’s hard to ignore. Success will depend on whether it balances stylistic flair with compelling storytelling — and whether the dual-language experiment works seamlessly.

Only time will tell: but until then, expectations remain sky-high for this bold “fairy tale for grown-ups.”

Tentative Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆ (3/5) — based on concept and scope; full score post-release.

Watch Toxic on YoMovies

Stream Toxic when it’s available on YoMovies — your destination for gripping gangster dramas and more.

Source URL:- Toxic Movie Review

[tellyreviews]

Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Mein 20th June 2025 Written Update: Guilt-Trips

Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Mein 20th June 2025 Written Update: Games & Guilt-Trips – When the Pooja Turns into a Plot Twist Ah, nothing screams festive spirit like betrayal, manipulation, and a surprise scandal during a Ganapati pooja. This episode starts off innocently, but by the end, it crashes harder than Srichand’s moral compass. So we open with Savi giving credit where it’s due—she announces to the family that Neil saved Ridhi. Naturally, Srichand puts on his “generous patriarch” face and says they should invite Neil and fam to the Ganapati pooja as a thank-you. Bhagyashree, ever the vibe-killer, protests like it's a crime to show gratitude, but Srichand sweet-talks her into it. Over at Neil’s place, he’s being the stubborn hero, refusing to rest despite being injured. Yash tries to get him to chill, but Neil is on a mission—he’s determined to visit the kidnapping site and track down clues related to Teju’s murder. Then ding ding, a call from Srichand comes in via Sai’s phone. Neil, naturally, refuses the pooja invite. But Srichand isn’t playing checkers—he’s playing emotional chess. He hands the phone to Sai, who goes full filmy and tells Neil he better show up or she’ll stop talking to him. And boom—Neil folds. Manipulation, 1. Boundaries, 0. Srichand’s plan is already in motion. Then comes the genius move—he asks Sai to invite Neil’s entire family too. Talk about going all in. Leena, charmed by Sai’s sweet voice, accepts. Srichand’s backup plan is no longer a backup. It’s about to be the main act. Of course, Bhagyashree and Tara are fuming. They sense something’s off. Srichand waves them off with his trademark smirk and mutters under his breath about his master plan to finally break Savi and Neil apart. You know, just festive things. Evening arrives, and so do Neil and his family, dressed for blessings and (unknowingly) for scandal. Sai greets Neil with the card she made, calling him her “superhero” like it's a Marvel crossover. Neil introduces her to his family. All seems sweet... until Bhushan drops a snark grenade about Savi. Neil tells everyone to cool it. Leena, holding the “we’re trying for Neil’s sake” badge, says she’ll try to let go of the past. Spoiler: She won’t. Sai, seeing this sudden flood of relatives, casually dreams out loud about building her own big family. When Leena asks how, Sai says Neil is already like family, and soon the rest will be too. This triggers Bhagyashree and Tara faster than a landmine. They basically tell Sai to stop daydreaming before she gets too comfortable. Meanwhile, Ridhi’s daydreaming too—about Maruti—after Bhagyashree jokes about her getting married and gaining another uncle. Weirdly cryptic but okay. Srichand arrives and gives a dramatic backstory about the temple being his father’s legacy. Bhagyashree, still publicly supportive despite her internal skepticism, praises the effort. Then he hands out pooja duties: first Ridhi (since she survived danger), then Savi, whom he deliberately pairs with Neil and Sai. The audience cringes in unison. During the pooja, Neil silently wishes for Sai’s happiness and justice for Teju, while Savi asks the universe for justice for Rajat. The family simmers. Srichand smirks. His trap is set. Everyone’s praying… but not to the same gods. Then, BOOM. Precap Preview: Festivities take a dark detour as a scandalous video of Neil and Savi kissing plays on screen—in front of both families, no less. Cue complete meltdown. Bhagyashree, Tara, and Leena lose it. And by "lose it", we mean they roast Savi like she just committed a capital sin. Bhagyashree declares she's taking Sai and Kian away. Leena goes for the jugular, accusing Savi of using her kids as bait to trap Neil into playing daddy. Ganapati must be wondering why he got invited to this pooja. Let’s just say, next episode: tears, gasps, slaps (probably), and major trust issues. Read the full article

[stokesy55]

So, I think you’ve taken this in a different direction to where I’m going to. Some vibes line up with my plans, but Yash won’t be scared of physical abuse. Sure, it might have happened a bit when he was WAY younger, but as he gets older the alphas are going to want something else from Yash…

^^ re this i feel whatever physical abuse or mistreatment yashasvi suffers through happens in his early childhood. but it doesn't happen with regular frequency or horrific intensity. sometimes he gets whacked over the head or slapped across the cheek when he messes up with the preparation of a meal. a couple of times, he's gotten locked in the cupboard as a punishment. the only time yash can recall things getting really bad with the abuse is twice in his life: the first time when he's around six, his dad finds him trying to learn his abcs from his brother's textbook or discovers that yash sneaked out of the house to attend school despite being expressly forbidden. he goes berserk, beats up yash with any object nearby and afterwards, yash can hardly even get out of his bed on his own for the rest of the week. the second time happens when yash announces his desire to pursue cricket professionally and refuses to back down when he's forbidden and scoffed at. again, his dad beats the pulp out of him for being a stubborn and insolent brat. but those are the only two times when it gets really bad for yash as far as the physical aspect of the abuse is concerned.

for the majority of his childhood, the biggest problem yash has to face is the neglect, the utter disparity between the way he is treated and how his siblings are treated. they have toys to play with, stuffed animals to cuddle, but yash's hands are full of blisters from having to do housework all day long. his sisters get new frocks and matching sandals, ribbons to put in their hair on every birthday, whenever there's a festival but yash gets nothing except greasy tattered rags to dress in. all his siblings go off to school in the morning, and yash is hunched over the stove, coughing, as he prepares a meal. yash is never allowed to watch his favourite cartoons, or a cricket match on tv. he's always excluded from family gatherings, festival celebrations, simple outings, dinners, etc. he has to constantly put up with taunts about how he's a burden, a waste of space, good-for-nothing. it awakens in him a quiet resentment and a blazing hunger to prove all these conceptions wrong. not for a second does he actually believe his family when they tell him he's useless, in fact contrary to that, he's very sure of his capabilities as a cricketer and determined to become international and rub it in their faces.

when he escapes to mumbai, that's when the physical abuse exacerbates. he's employed as child labour at a dairy shop, and honestly child labourers get treated like dirt. especially as yashasvi has admitted he couldn't complete his shifts due to his cricketing commitments... well child labourers get beat black and blue for lot less than that. won't be too far to assume that he got beat up day in and day out at his job, eventually resulting in him being kicked out. as he canonically admitted, the groundstaff and the gardners too bullied and beat him frequently. but all that doesn't leave him scared or traumatized of being hit. more likely he toughens up real quick, learns ways to defend himself and remove himself from situations likely to get violent.

what does leave him frightened is the way alphas twice his age look at him with lust in their eyes, look at his body for the pleasure it can provide them. he's hardly 10/11, but an omega on the cusp of adolescence, young and untouched is considered a hot commodity. yash is terrified when alphas approach him because he knows there's nothing he can do to fight them off. so he decides to willingly give to them what they would have taken by force anyways. at least, like this, it hurts less, he consoles himself. he hones his youth, his virginity, his desirability into a weapon that unlocks avenues which would have otherwise remained closed to people of his class and status. a quick fuck in exchange for hot food and a warm bed. a blowjob in exchange for a place on a youth team. all of it becomes routine. yash convinces himself it's for the best, at least he's getting something worthwhile out of all this, if he didn't trade away what he did he wouldn't have gotten where he was.

but all of his sexual encounters are so toxic in nature, because all the alphas he's dated look at him, and the omega race in general as objects to possess, that yashasvi eventually begins equating the idea of sex with pain instead of enjoyment. he thinks of it as a transaction, something he needs to grit his teeth and suffer through because the end result will be desirable and beneficial.

Ok - lots to dissect here (and I freaking LOVE it)

I think in terms of being brutally beaten up, I'm not going to go there. Not because I don't think it would happen, I just think it happens to someone else...

Let us not forget, the bigotry towards Yash is fully and completely fulled by his father. His sisters believe its how Yash should be treated because that is firstly the example they're set and secondly how they're told to treat him.

Yash's mother and brother are the exceptions.

When Yash's dad discovers he's omega, he's more than happy for the doctors to take the baby away. He doesn't want anything to do with it, doesn't want any association with it. However, that's his mother's baby boy, she carried him for nine months. Irrelevant of what he is, she loves him and she can't give him up. Her husband blames her for the burden and shame she will bring on this family with this thing. It's the ONLY time she stands up to him.

She is punished for this.

She's very much left to her own devices raising a baby Yash. The girls are instructed to go no where near it (their father worried more people will feel compassion for the burden). He doesn't think to instruct his son the same because what interest could a boy possibly have in a baby? This is where he's mistaken. Tejasvi sees his mother struggling on her own and wants to help. Secreted from his father, he does what he can to help her with raising Yash until he's able to stand on his own two feet and grows heavily fond and attached to his baby brother.

He knows he can't speak of it, however, for fear of what his father will do to Yash or his mother.

When Yash is old enough, his father sets him to work around the house. The family is instructed to treat Yash alike all the other house staff. Tejasvi can't, his mother is complicit in silence, the girls love making Yash run around and do things for them, pointing out with giddish delight when he's slacking. They don't know what they're doing; they're young and following taught behaviour. They don't understand the ramifications of what they're doing.

Tejasvi gives Yash his old clothes, his old toys, helps him find places to secret them away so that he can have something. Yash is caught learning abcs because Tejasvi started to teach him. Yash is caught trying to sneak to school beause Tejasvi had already got him in the supply cupboard three times this week, and Yash was enjoying learning.

Their mother is punished for this.

Because Yash is seen as house staff, and no way can there be house staff wondering around looking half beaten to death. That's not the reputation Yash's father wants. He keeps his punishments discreet, so they cannot be seen by the outside world.

The first and only time Tejasvi stands up to their father is when he tries to drag Yash away from playing cricket with him in the garden. He expresses how good Yash is, how he should be the one going to cricket camp, not learning second hand from him. That Yash is so much better. It's the first time he's ever been struck by their father.

This relationship, and moment, is important because now it's Tejasvi and indirectly their mother who give Yash that fight. He needs a reason to believe in himself, not believe that he's a useless burden. The fact that his mother stood by him and Tejasvi supports him lets him know he is worth time and effort.

So he leaves. Tells no one by Tejasvi and heads to Mumbai. Tejasvi tries to get him to stay, but Yash knows there is nothing to stay for. "I hope to see you on a cricket pitch someday," Yash would say tearily, and then he would leave.

I agree it gets worse when he's on his own in Mumbai. It's difficult until Aruz picks him up and pulls him out of the torture of it all. As I said, in overse, I think it's less physical and more... very very dark and something that won't be written, mearly hinted at. It's why Aruz is so desperate to get him out, and pays handsomely to do so.

I also think it's his belief, from his mother and his brother, that gets him through this. He knows he can't fight the alphas - he could never fight his father - and he needs the job/accommodation to be able to continue with his cricket. He also knows he can't go home. He no longer has a choice and must get thick skin to this. Not to fight back, but to tolerate, accept what is acceptable. Once he's in the international cricket squad, then he can show all these people.

I do also start think he'll start using alpha desires to his advantage. When Aruz first approaches him, his first response is "what will this cost me?" Aruz frowns. "It won't cost you anything." Yash rolls his eyes. "I know you don't want money. They never want money." Aruz knows he has to protect this kid with everything he has.

Not a chance Yash has ever dated. Not until he's in a youth squad and he attaches to an alpha who he trusts enough to tell him everything. And that blows up in his face when that alpha changes, invites him to a party with others and explains Yash is a little whore. Anyone is welcome to a go. Yash runs. Runs home, and sobs. He won't tell Aruz what happened.

So now when Shub starts seeming interested, Yash not only thinks Shub is only interested in a notch on his bedpost, but also that if he ever told him of the past he tries so hard to forget, he would be exposed, now to the full Indian International team. And he will not give up his dream of playing cricket for his country because of some horny alpha.

[janedoooo]

Yeah stark was abused like thaat with that bottle

Ye mere sammne huaa hai

Ahh also niranjan ka mein bola huaa hai

So the way behaved with me after janhvi and Yash gt in relationship

Is nt my call

Becz jo saba mere bare mein bolti thi

Vo usko un mein dikhne lag gaya

So u can check all call logs and msgs

He himself told me ki u were right Abt them

There is no running away from him

But he got mad annd I am nt supposed to answer what has happened to him in 80

Like marahrutka se chale janaa yeah phir shilpa ke birthday party mein dance karna

Sry mhuje dhong nhi hogaa

Jab bat marne tak aai thi - tab tum uske khilaf sun bhi nhi rahe the

Aur agar relationship mein Jane. Ke bad tumhe apnaa pyar yad aaraha hai ki aage ga aage dekhnge to aage dekh

Ki vo sun rahi hai

She is smart thaat she allowes ppl to come in room and bed and party

And lotion and timely seduction

Vo negative vibes apne aap feel hoti

I mean ab sath to the na

I am nt responsible

Aur janvhi usse bat kar thi hai aur mhujae nhi ye mhuje kis bhi halt mein nhi chalega

Agar tumhe bad mein lagtaa haai ki understanding usse mein jada hai aur mein zagd rahi hu

Joo bhi huaa

[vivanightcity]

New V!

Pls know, he has the most east london voice. Like. This is a lad. A right little bastard. Named Yash Vala.

He's probably going to lose the strong jaw next time I play, but I was futzing and figuring out clothes and things and figured I'd share!

[itsjustanemotion]

The City That Paused Her Storm

2024 had been a year of extremes for Meera—moments of joy followed by storms of chaos, testing her resilience like never before. It was as if the universe had decided to put her through a cosmic audit, scrubbing away the toxicities in her life. She had read somewhere that Shani Dev’s way of blessing was to first throw you into the fire, then drench you in unconditional grace. Well, if this was the fire, Meera was sizzling.

The year started on a high—a string of travel plans and professional triumphs. She traveled with her close friend's group, nailed two incredible trips, and dreamed of ticking off destinations. But then came the tumble. A big-budget project slipped away, and her manager was replaced, throwing her into a workplace purgatory filled with politics and a team that revealed its ugliest sides. Trust became the ultimate scam.

And just when she thought it couldn’t get worse, it did. Her personal life mirrored the mess. A "hotelier" who seemed too good to be true turned out to be just that—a walking life lesson in why actions speak louder than words. Amidst it all, her saving grace was Aishoo, her consultant-turned-sister. What started as professional camaraderie blossomed into an unshakable bond. Aishoo became her anchor, helping her stay sane as the world around her crumbled.

One weekend, the chaos peaked. Meera decided to escape—just for a day or two. No planning, no overthinking. She booked a flight to Bengaluru, a city she’d adored from afar. For once, she let destiny take the reins.

But drama seemed to follow Meera like a shadow. Her flight was delayed, and she found herself sprinting from one terminal gate to another. At security, she endured the usual awkwardness of being patted down a bit too thoroughly—a recurring indignity she chalked up to sheer bad luck. By the time she landed in Bengaluru, she was ready to cry and laugh simultaneously.

Bengaluru embraced her like a long-lost friend. The city felt familiar, yet new. Her stay at the Hyatt was a splurge—a gift to herself, and perhaps an assurance of comfort in this uncharted solo adventure. It was her first time traveling alone, and every step felt like walking a tightrope over her fears.

On her first day, she met Yash—a friend she’d known only through texts and the one call. Seeing him in person felt surreal. He greeted her with genuine warmth, and his easy charm soothed her nerves. He introduced her to Bengaluru’s quirks: Rapido rides for quick and cost-effective ways, Uber Go with no AC (a revelation that left her speechless during her travel to the hotel from the airport), and the joy of exploring places. Their day was punctuated with messy streets, deep conversations, and a memorable Kerala dinner at one of his favorite spots.

The second day brought her back to reality. Meetings, mall visits, and quiet meals filled her schedule. Sitting by her hotel window during lunch, she observed the streets below. Bengaluru was a city of contrasts: chaotic traffic on one side and serene cultural vibes on the other. As she watched life unfold, loneliness crept in. Tears followed—silent, unrelenting. It wasn’t just the city’s beauty that moved her; it was the weight of months of disappointments and betrayals that finally broke through her defenses.

That evening, she reflected on the lessons life had been throwing at her. People who truly cared made the effort, while others simply faded away. She thought about the hotelier’s words: “A boy for his girl will do anything. For the rest, it’s just casual.” She realized she’d been chasing people who didn’t deserve her energy. Those who mattered—Aishoo, Anwesha, Krishna—stayed effortlessly.

Her final day in Bengaluru was a comedy of errors. A ticket booked for the wrong date, a missing Aadhaar card, and a frantic argument with airport security over the absence of a surname. Chaos unfolded like a scene straight out of a soap opera. But in the end, she managed. Sitting at the gate with idli and filter coffee, she chuckled at her dramatic life.

The lessons she learned from these situations is to double-check details instead of blindly trusting others. Panic never solved problems—calm thinking did. Overpacking was pointless and made life harder. And perhaps most importantly, dating apps weren’t a solution; they were often a cesspool of disrespectful men. Genuine connections came from real-life encounters, not endless swipes.

As her flight soared into the sky, Meera gazed out of the window. Bengaluru had been more than a getaway—it was a revelation. A city that taught her to let go, trust timing, and embrace life’s messiness.

"In chaos, there is clarity. In endings, beginnings. Sometimes, the city you escape to becomes the home of your peace."

[therentalgram1]

Enjoy a festive vacation in a Panchgani private villa

Introduction:

You already know what the arrival of the festive season means:

friends, family, and plenty of fun! Now is the time to get together with your tribe and locate a spot where you can rest, unwind, and take in the festival of lights.    Panchgani is the breath of fresh air you’ve been longing for, nestled in the verdant Sahyadri range. This quaint hill village is well-known for its breathtaking valley vistas, rolling green hills, and cold, clear weather. You’ll want to grab your camera every five minutes. It’s like entering a movie set, complete with twisting roads, foggy mornings, and breathtaking scenery that will leave you speechless. 

Panchgani is at its best from October to February, when the temperature is just right to give you the ideal festive mood. This destination will win your heart whether you’re visiting for Christmas, Diwali, or just a much-needed vacation.    What are your options in Panchgani? The list goes on and on! There is something for everyone, from walking up Table Land (the second-largest alpine plateau in Asia) for breathtaking views to indulging in fresh strawberries at the well-known Mapro Gardens. If you’re feeling adventurous, go paragliding at Parsi Point or take a leisurely drive to Mahabaleshwar, which is nearby, for even more breathtaking views. And let’s not even talk about the sunsets — believe us, they’re incredible.

Greetings from Arlington Heights: Your Panchgani Luxury Villa for Rent

Let’s now discuss Arlington Heights, the location that will elevate your joyous festivities to a whole new level. This is an experience rather than merely a poolside villas in Panchgani. Arlington Heights offers the finest of luxury and nature in one gorgeous package. It is a four-bedroom villa that can accommodate up to 12 people (yes, even your pet is welcome!).

Imagine this:

You enter a large terrace that provides a stunning 180-degree view of the foggy Panchgani hills. It’s a scene that would go in well with a Yash Raj movie; it’s the kind of perspective that makes you feel like you’re on top of the universe. Arlington Heights isn’t just a villa on rent in Panchgani — it’s a slice of paradise where the only agenda is relaxation and fun.

The villa’s interior is the ideal balance of style and coziness. It has a stylish yet homey feel because to the earthy furnishings, striking industrial details, and muted beige colors. A private swimming pool, a fully furnished kitchen (whether you’re cooking or hiring the in-house chef), a large living area (ideal for family movie nights), and one bedroom with an ensuite bathroom are all located on the ground level. 

Three roomy bedrooms with individual modern bathrooms are located upstairs. Coffee in the morning while seeing the Panchgani hills? Sure, please! This villa is made to make you feel like a king or queen, whether you’re relaxing in your room, stargazing on the terrace, or by the pool.

Bollywood vibes, fun, and festivities

No holiday season is complete without having a good time, and Arlington Heights has plenty of that. Whether you’re in the mood for BBQs by the pool, late-night conversations under the stars, or intense board game battles in the living room, this villa is all about living your best life. And the best part? You and your loved ones are the only ones enjoying your own little piece of heaven, with total privacy and no shared utilities.

Don’t forget to take those Instagram-worthy pictures while you’re at it. From the terrace overlooking the Panchgani hills to the entire villa designed for Instagram, Arlington Heights provides some truly breathtaking scenery.

Envision yourself standing in your favorite holiday attire while the hills are illuminated by golden light at dusk. It resembles something from a Bollywood film, and you know what? The star is you!

Reasons to Reserve Arlington Heights

Now is the ideal time to reserve your stay at Arlington Heights and lock in your dates because the holiday season is quickly approaching. This villa in Panchgani with a pool is prepared to provide you with a memorable vacation, whether you’re organizing a Christmas retreat, Diwali escape, or just a leisurely trip with your family.

Additionally, Mahabaleshwar is not far away if you would like to do a little more exploring. In search of a Mahabaleshwar villa with a swimming pool? You can choose from other equally gorgeous selections on The Rentalgram. Visit the website to view our other properties.    What’re you waiting for, then? Prepare to have the most amazing holiday vacation ever by making your reservation now. Arlington Heights is prepared to greet you with open arms (and stunning vistas) this season as your Panchgani adventure calls.

Tags: Homestays in Lonavala | Homestays in Mulshi | 3 bhk Villa in Mahabaleshwar | Best homestay in Panchgani | Homestays in Sri Lanka | Villas in Lonavala with pool | Luxury villas in Goa | Alibaug Villa for Rent | Luxury villas in Sri Lanka | Villa in Alibaug with pool | Homestays in Goa.

[darshanghanaathe]

TOXIC Movie Vibe | Yash Edition | A Visual Treat for Yash Fans

Dive into the world of Toxic with this fan-made video featuring Yash's electrifying performance. Witness the intensity, the action, and the charisma that make Yash a true cinematic icon. Enjoy a visual treat as we synchronize Yash's photos to the rhythm of the film's music, creating a captivating experience for fans.

Don't miss out on this exclusive look behind the scenes of Toxic. Subscribe for more updates on the film and Yash's upcoming projects.

Starring: Yash in the lead role.Release Date: April 10, 2025.Genre: Action, Drama.Production: KVN Productions and Monster Mind Creations.Language: #Kannada, with plans for releases in #Telugu, #Tamil, #Malayalam, and #Hindi.

#Trailer As of now, there's no officially released trailer for "Toxic." Stay tuned for updates as the release date approaches.

[shree-ganga-maa-dining-hall123]

Gujarati Restaurants in Vadodara: Enjoy Authentic Flavors at Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall

Are you craving traditional Gujarati food in Vadodara? Visit Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall for a real taste of Gujarat in a cozy and friendly setting. From tasty vegetable dishes to delicious sweets and snacks, this restaurant offers a delightful experience of Gujarati culture.

Discover Gujarati Cuisine

Gujarati cuisine is known for its tasty vegetarian dishes. At Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall, you can try various traditional dishes like:

Lilotri (Fenugreek): Cooked with spices for a healthy dish.

Sev Tomato (Tomato with Gram Flour Noodles): Tangy tomato curry with crunchy noodles.

Bateta (Potato): Spiced potatoes, a classic favorite.

Kathol (Pulses): A hearty dish made from a mix of pulses.

Pair these with:

Roti (Flatbread)

Puri (Deep-fried Bread)

Dal-Bhat (Lentils and Rice)

Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth

No meal is complete without dessert. At Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall, enjoy two types of sweets that will delight your taste buds.

Enjoy Snacks and Drinks

Besides the main dishes and sweets, try our snacks (farsan) like:

Yogurt (Dahi)

Buttermilk (Chaas)

Salad

Papad (Crispy Flatbread)

Don't miss our flavorful farsan chutney and garlic pickle.

Experience the True Taste of Gujarat

Dining at Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall is not just a meal but an experience of authentic Gujarati flavors, warm hospitality, and a welcoming atmosphere. Visit us today for a memorable dining experience.

Contact Information

Name: Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall | Gujarati Thali In Vadodara | Baroda Best Gujarati Thali

Phone Number: 099096 55267

Address: Yash Complex, Gotri Rd, Sundaram Nagar, Gotri, Vadodara, Gujarat 390021

In Conclusion

Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall is the best place to enjoy authentic Gujarati Thali in Vadodara. With a menu full of traditional dishes, sweets, snacks, and drinks, this restaurant offers a delicious taste of Gujarat that will make you want to come back for more. Don't miss out on this culinary delight.

Baroda's Best Gujarati Thali - Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall

Looking for an authentic Gujarati dining experience in Baroda? Visit Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall! Serving the best Gujarati thali, this restaurant is a must-visit for food lovers. From delicious sabzis to aromatic dal and fluffy rotis, Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall offers an unforgettable dining experience.

Why Choose Us?

Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall stands out for its quality food made with fresh, local ingredients. Enjoy a wide range of traditional Gujarati dishes, perfect for vegetarians and Indian cuisine fans.

The Ambiance

Our restaurant has a warm and inviting atmosphere with cozy seating, friendly staff, and a lively vibe, making it the perfect place to enjoy a meal with family and friends.

Visit Us Today

Name: Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall | Gujarati Thali In Vadodara | Baroda Best Gujarati Thali

Phone Number: 099096 55267

Address: Yash Complex, Gotri Rd, Sundaram Nagar, Gotri, Vadodara, Gujarat 390021

Conclusion

If you're in Baroda and craving a traditional Gujarati meal, visit Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall. With delicious dishes, a welcoming ambiance, and excellent service, we offer the best Gujarati thali in town. Come and see why everyone loves dining at Shree Ganga Maa Dining Hall.

[stoookes]

Shubman tops, I think! He's older and more experienced than Yash, plus Yash looked so very babygirl in that reel. I can see Shub just baby-ing Yash around and wanting to spoil him as much as possible. They might switch later, when Yash grows more comfortable and gains more experience.

Side note: this ship is especially cute to me, bc Shub-Yash give me baby Virat-Rohit vibes 😭🥰

Naawww 🥰🥰