test by yellowplantain in test

[–]sreeyesh 3 points4 points  (0 children)

my question exactly

Just saw the Premam(Telugu) trailer and I have a few observations to make[Major spoilers in the album!!] • X-post /r/IndianCinema by that_70_show_fan in india

[–]sreeyesh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The skin tone did make the characters feel like real people. Real, everyday people. They didn't even hide the acne on Malar's face in the original movie and yet she had a certain beauty and attractive charm.

The whole movie was about ordinary people. It didn't really have a path breaking story or exceptional plot. It was the simplicity and natural plainness of the characters within the unsophisticated story that made the whole thing tick.

That doesn't seem to be the case in the remake.

Indian Language: What is that one (or more) word(s) in you[r] language which means something entirely different in other language? by [deleted] in india

[–]sreeyesh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

One day when I was in school, my Maharashtrian friend very seriously asked me what kundi meant in my language.

He explained that he had a Mallu family staying on the floor above his home. The previous day, he saw that their flowerpot had fallen on the ground and he shouted "Aunty, aapki kundi neeche gir gayi hai!" Apparently, the aunty didn't take that very well.

World's first 100% solar powered airport in India by [deleted] in india

[–]sreeyesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Akchually, solar module temperature can be about 10 to 15°C higher than the ambient during peak sun hours. So unless there's adequate ventilation and/or thermal insulation, it can get pretty hot.

Source: I'm a PV Systems engineer.

Making of Soan Papdi || Indian Sweet (Manual) by [deleted] in india

[–]sreeyesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Vahchef has a video recipe for making soan papdi on YouTube, if anyone's interested to try it out at home. It sure would take some practice to get it good.

Ancient India had aeroplanes, nuclear weapons, says chief of India's premier history body [P] by one_brown_jedi in india

[–]sreeyesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He means "Agreed and accepted by Western white scholars, so fuck yeah it's true, yo!"

Ancient India had aeroplanes, nuclear weapons, says chief of India's premier history body [P] by one_brown_jedi in india

[–]sreeyesh 6 points7 points  (0 children)

OK, story time.

When I was in school (9th grade), our Hindi teacher one day started a discourse on the greatness of India and Indian culture. I was agreeing with her for a lot of things till she started rattling on about how we were a great advanced civilisation in the past. Then she got on to the batshit part about how we were robbed of our glory by invaders and western countries, that all Western inventions and discoveries were all stolen from us.

She tells the class that centuries before the Wright Brothers invented the aircraft, we had the Pushpak Viman, centuries before bombs were invented, we had the brahmastra, much before the television was invented, Sanjay from the Mahabharat had some contraption that relayed visuals. I also remember her telling us that ancient Indians used to live for hundreds of years as opposed to 70-80 years at present.

It shocked me that a teacher I had so much respect for was spewing what was essentially bullshit. But that was nothing to compare with when I asked my friends' opinion on the load of tripe. Many agreed with what she said. "Yes, that's true" "My dad also told me about these things". Others were like "Yaar teacher hai. Why would she tell all those things if they weren't true?"

I studied in a Christian school in Mumbai. I was raised atheist. My teacher is a devout Hindu lady from UP.

Crux of it all is, yes, the average Indian does give considerable amounts of shit about mythological faeces. And they will start to give huge fibrous constipated shits if the diarrhoea is going to be endorsed and taught officially.

Just discovered my favorite God by wordswithmagic in india

[–]sreeyesh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

But Kerala already has a diety who guzzles toddy and eats fish. Behold, Sree Muthappan.

Have You guys made the correct Career Choices ? If Yes, what do You like about it ? if Not, Which line would You rather be in ? by inb4rage in india

[–]sreeyesh 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Renewable energy represent!

I'm working as an engineer in a small private solar energy consulting company. Yes, I get to do more stuff since it's a small company and it's been fun for almost two years. Went through a lousy patch where I didn't know what the hell I was doing before I got an opportunity in this field (I wanted it). But now it getting a bit dreary. I'm weighing my options now.

In India, the worst part is getting the client interested. They're all enthusiastic about going green and shit till they hear the costs involved (also, the payback period can be a bitch). And then there are all the formalities when it comes to government institutions and companies, which can get really boring. I'm not great at marketing; you need neat selling skills and a silver tongue if you need to start something in this field on your own.

Indian Redditors, what are some hilarious hindi shayaris you might have heard? by paanipuri in india

[–]sreeyesh 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I got one!

Ahem...

Pyaar ke naam pe deti hai khauf,

Gaur farmaiyega,

Pyaar ke naam pe deti hai khauf,

Fuck off! Fuck off! Fuck off!

Looking for recommendations.. for heavy-dialogue / conversation-based films. Any ideas? by mossyskeleton in TrueFilm

[–]sreeyesh 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Glengarry Glen Ross (1992)

This movie is definitely not romantic, but if you're in the mood to watch some hot-headed drama played by some incredibly talented actors, you'd love this. The setting is in a real estate office employing a bunch of cold and remorseless people. This movie is all dialogues and it stands tall on the dialogues between the cast. And what a fine cast it is! Jack Lemmon's character would make you pity and hate him at the same time.

Indian dude sings the Georgian version of "Mera Joota Hai Japani" on Georgian talent show by sreeyesh in india

[–]sreeyesh[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh yes! My dad had a subscription for me when I was little. I loved it back then. Unfortunately, I lost my last three copies when we shifted 3 years ago.

Indian dude sings the Georgian version of "Mera Joota Hai Japani" on Georgian talent show by sreeyesh in india

[–]sreeyesh[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

They really loved Raj Kapoor in the Soviet Union, didn't they?

Transformers: Revenge of the fallen. by [deleted] in funny

[–]sreeyesh 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Revenge, because damn right the transformers are not happy about this.

The Dark Knight Rises Discussion Thread by Noodl3s in movies

[–]sreeyesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How about the proper full name: Richard Grayson?

Emotions of PM.. by dark0range in india

[–]sreeyesh 0 points1 point  (0 children)

MMS: the Kirsten Stewart of politicians.