Bollywood CC#49 - Page 59

Originally posted by: Panditaain_ji

I lived Cloy very much⭐️ So much, I want to make my parents watch it🤣 But I'm introducing them to Korean stuff slowly.

No! Never heard about Memories of Alhambra actually. I must watch it, if it's that good.

It is one of the best thrillers I have ever seen not just in kdrama but internationally. Infact, the concept is so fresh and story and execution so neat that even I was left stunned. Do watch it, 100% recommended!

Originally posted by: Panditaain_ji

Do check it. It has some decent movies too!

And Disney Channel's That's so Raven and Girl meets world if you're into Disney stuff😛

Apne liye nahi parents ke liye.. Mera to kaam chal rha hai unko entertainment ke lite kuch chaiye.

They have seen all mythological repeats coming on tv😆

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Apne liye nahi parents ke liye.. Mera to kaam chal rha hai unko entertainment ke lite kuch chaiye.

They have seen all mythological repeats coming on tv😆

Amazon's Panchayat is nice! My family loved it.

I remember I watched aarohan during my childhood.the FL name was Nikita.

@Panditiji Yes, they are good. If you watch the untamed then the untamed cult will be proud of me 😆, but I recommend you watch Put your head on my shoulder.

@ATC Everyone liked that drama, but I heard many were disappointed with the ending, so didn't watch it. I tried only 1 epi of CLOY and dropped it.

Originally posted by: aish.

Just wanted to vent about what a joke, therapy is in India. I'm sure there are many good therapists there, but they're few in number. I've been struggling for months now, so in between, I finally decided to get help. I was just prescribed nexito immediately, without even much time or consultation.

I never bothered getting help after that.

Deep sigh. Try talking to someone about it. A friend or a family member. I understand these days most of us find it hard to find that one person who is gonna listen to us or be there for us. But if possible do try .

Medication is important, but more importantly we need solace and understanding. Loneliness isn't really a good thing. Most depressed ppl or to mildly put those upset usually want to be heard.

And it's not that am there for you / with you crap, they wanna hear that's just stressing the person has problems. Just listening and being their with them will help, along with the right medication. And like u said, there ain't very good therapist out there. Personally know a air head like this, did a correspondence course, got a job in a well reputable hospital and is called a doctor now. Aise kitne honge just imagine.

This forum. Even a week hasnt passed and people are back calling someone's mental illness 'fake' and 'attention seeking' and people agreeing to it. And we wonder why people don't open up about it.

https://twitter.com/CaseyNewton/status/1273630286434062336?s=20

https://twitter.com/SCOTUSblog/status/1273617165443387392?s=20

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Originally posted by: Khai_R_Haagi

Random thought but it's so weird to get over Sushant's death even after so many days. I wasn't even a fan, neither followed him on social media or honestly didn't even like him much as an actor but still so hard to get over him passing away. Like everything finished in a moment.😒

It affected everyone profoundly but I honestly think people started to overreact now. People are targeting everyone and everything literally and have become so ruthless, abusive and inhumane. I don't know if it's because of lack of activity in 2020. I haven't seen anything like this before. It feels like Sushant's unfortunate death gave people a common purpose.

Last time I checked, none cared about Sushant on this forum other than LoveEatLive. I hope s/he is doing well. Much love. Stay strong 🤗