Marinette Dupain-Cheng

Fantastic movie. Throughout the movie, we see men lusting and women criticizing Malèna for her beauty. Renato, a teenager fantasizes about her while slowly learning to love her. He's the only one in town to defend her. This movie proves how sexism and misogyny can destroy lives. Her husband returns after the war with one arm missing and faces disrespect as same as she did. Renato, informs him through a letter that his wife has left the place and she has always loved him. A year after they both return and to see the same women praising and following maleèna is disheartening because they beat her to death and humiliated her as she pleaded for her life. Malèna is a gem of a woman despite all the circumstances she faced. And I'm so proud of my boy Renato for helping her husband :) I'm almost in tears while writing this. An absolutely beautiful movie.

Fantastic book. Shows how a business started with Nusserwanji Tata and its line of succession. JRD Tata's resilience is applaudable. Given with nationalization craze, changes in the economy, and the loss of his beloved sister and wife. He never gave up. I must say I have never seen such a legendary family where all the family shares the same ethics, values, and discipline. And kudos to Ratan Tata too for bringing and continuing into the path of success. Despite facing many legal battles and questions about his ability, he never feared and showed everyone what it is to have an industrialist with values. I still can't believe 60 percent of Tatas turnover is from foreign countries, but we all have got the proud feeling that The Tata group is an Indian company. ❤️👏✨️.

This is a light-hearted movie. I've always been a fan of Bhumi and this movie can be added to her collection of breaking stereotypes. Kanika always wanted a fairytale romance and a price charming. I've loved how she never changed her self for someone else and finds happiness in herself. Most of often woman's needs are ignored but kanika showed that you can always fulfill them yourself. I didn't have much expectations in the beginning but as it got close to the ending it was perfect. Kanika started with a goal in mind to get married to the perfect guy and ends with accepting herself just the way she is, which his also a positive message about woman's sexual and mental well-being.

This book really dwells into where Buddhism originated and how long it lasted in India. Buddhism is often left but the author showed how some of the ancient rulers were patrons of it. I love how it starts from the author trekking to find relics and tablets. I generally find most history books focused on mughal and British invasion. But this book showed how India evolved before it. With each new chapter you learn a new thing. And it also tells the lives of those who perform funeral rites along yamuna and Ganga river banks, which I found very unique. And jainism in South is worth noting. Author also gives you his personal experience on everything and a few of his thoughts. So, this book doesn't feel like a chore. With wonderful photos of many architectures, you'll love it. ❤️ This book is for all those who want to learn about history but want it to be refreshing and light. 😁

Simply amazing. I thought it was a bit pricey at first but simply worth it. It classifies so many species of warblers, ducks, cranes, bee-eaters, pelicans, flycatchers, quails, parrots, and so on...... I didn't even know most of these bird names at first. Those maps are helpful because I identified 3 of those birds in my area. And those pictures are marvelous ✨️. I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn about birds and their migratory and native areas but doesn't know where to start. 🐦 🦉🐥.

It was certainly entertaining and I loved it. The costumes, musicals, and dialogues are perfect. It's different from mainstream films you see nowadays and it's a good change. And what kind of film has a message to give younger generations these days? This film does. They added depth to each character. You can't expect a strong acting and emotions because the film's meant to be light hearted teenagers. ✨️. It may not be zoya's strongest film but it's definitely worth watching. This film gives a message to younger generations to fight for what's worth. They all saved green park at the end. They all have different stories and but they strived to achieve what's right. It shows Veronica, a spoiled but a big hearted girl who's first targeted of the construction project but she doesn't know what's happening herself. When she learns of it she too fights for it. It's meant to replicate friendship and friends fall out sometimes and also make up too. That's how it works. Green Park is the heart of this story. My favorite was Betty but I loved vedang rania's acting more. He nailed it. 👏 🙇🏻‍♀️.

Excellent acting and story line. Eventhough it's a fictional story it has the best lines. Good chemistry between actors. Nothing done excessive and everything's on point. Even the supporting actors played their characters well. I love the fact that the series explores each character's background on a personal level. It's well connected and easy to understand. There are also many heartfelt moments. At the end when Charlotte and George are under the bed having a nostalgia about their past and a hope about the future, left me in tears. Would love it even more if netflix gives it a season 2. I know it wouldn't be possible since most of the story has been used in this series. Anyways, all of the cast did a good job.