r/indiasocial • u/Ryan_itsi_ • 4h ago
Ask India Guys Answer 🙌
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r/indiasocial • u/IndiaSocial • 17h ago
Place for Random Thoughts. Share away anything you want, and make some new friends along the way :)
r/indiasocial • u/IndiaSocial • 5h ago
Hello r/IndiaSocial, Welcome to Bi-weekly Movies, TV Series, Documentaries & Podcast Thread!
What have you been Watching/Listening lately? Or you can share your Original Content with us.
This space is not limited to just International or National content. You can share any Regional content too.
Feel free to share, recommend or discuss any content you have come across!
Note: Remember to use Spoiler Tag Spoiler Content for spoilers.
r/indiasocial • u/NeatImplement4130 • 17h ago
Like what's going on. This is the lowest amount I've personally ever found 😭😭.
I make clay miniatures so this scale is important in my workflow, that's why I have this weighing scale
r/indiasocial • u/LodaLassi • 2h ago
This happened almost two years ago, and every time I remember it, I still want to bury myself alive.
It was my friend's birthday, and I was travelling from my hometown to Delhi by metro to meet him. I had a gift with me: a photo frame of the two of us kissing a trophy we had won for academics.
But I had edited the picture.
I had replaced the trophy with a huge fucking dildo and made it look like we were both kissing it. I thought it was hilarious. I printed the picture, put it in a frame, wrapped it up, and threw it in my bag.
Now here's where my life went downhill.
My cousin uncle is in CISF and, by coincidence, he was on duty at the metro station that day. He's one of those cool, funny uncles, so when he saw me, he immediately started messing with me about the gift. He kept asking if it was for my girlfriend and joking that he was going to open it.
I kept saying, "No, no, please don't. Please don't open it."
He obviously kept teasing me.
And then he actually opened it.
He took the frame out, turned it around, and the second he saw the picture, I swear to God, the look on his face was pure shock followed by the most devastating disappointment I have ever seen.
This man was always joking around with me. Nothing really embarrassed him. But whatever he saw in that frame was apparently beyond his comprehension.
I genuinely wanted to die. I'm not even exaggerating. I wanted to jump out of the station onto the railway tracks and disappear from existence.
He didn't say anything.
He just quietly put the frame back, handed it to me, gave me one last disappointed look, and walked away.
Didn't say a single word. Didn't look back.
And I just stood there holding the world's most cursed birthday gift before quietly leaving the station.
Almost two years later, I still randomly remember his face and physically cringe.
r/indiasocial • u/kitkatgojos • 1h ago
Why is there no inflation in salary? 😭😭
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r/indiasocial • u/Sach_79 • 2h ago
I literally tasted it and i will not try again 🥲
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r/indiasocial • u/Vegetable-Report5562 • 4h ago
Some of Durga Puja pandals in my city. 🫀♥️
r/indiasocial • u/total_dilema • 1d ago
My mom packs lunch for my office every day. This is what she sent me today, probably realized late aftersomeone at home ate.
I ate it anyway, it doesn’t really bother me, and I hardly noticed the difference.
I am 30. They still love you like a baby.
r/indiasocial • u/Radar-vector • 1h ago
So a lot has been going on in life for the past few months. Had a very tight schedule but still enjoying the grind, everything was kind of working out as I was putting in a lot of effort.
But just last week I got diagnosed with a pretty serious illness. As per doctors I would recover but it is going to be time consuming, like around 4 to 6 weeks. And it's like everything has come to a halt.
Just a few days ago I used to get anxious for wasting even a couple of hours and now my whole days are spent just laying in bed. It's funny how quickly our priorities change once we get to know what is actually important. I'm still trying to make sense of all that has happened but I'm missing my 'ordinary' days and whenever I get better would be a lot more grateful to those simple days.
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r/indiasocial • u/Out_of_office_always • 2h ago
In Dino… ❤️
Some songs take you back to a person.
Some take you back to an entire phase of your life.
Whenever I listen to In Dino, I’m reminded of those days with her.
The little moments, the long conversations, the familiar streets, and the feeling of having someone who made an unfamiliar city feel a little more like home.
Funny how certain memories stay with us.
You might forget the dates, the places, and even the conversations, but somehow, you remember exactly how it felt to be there with that person.
Maybe that’s what makes this song so special. It takes me back to a chapter of my life that I can never truly revisit, but can still feel every time the music plays.
Some cities become memories.
Some people become a part of those memories.
And some songs bring both back at once.
For me, In Dino will always belong to that time, that city, and her. ❤️
What is that song for you which brings back memories with that someone ?
r/indiasocial • u/Equivalent-Method534 • 1d ago
Found this tiny little kitten at my worksite yesterday. Just had to share this little bundle of joy with you all !
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r/indiasocial • u/TheJosh15 • 1d ago
Just turned 27 and hit the milestone of 30 countries.
Some other highlights
5 continents
151 cities
50 Unesco World Heritage Sites
5/8 Wonders of the world (including Great Pyramid)
Travel has been my main hobby since many vears now and I've alwavs chosen that whenever I saved up money.
I've learned a lot and done a lot of interesting experiences in my travels such as
Northern Lights
Fly First Class
Spent a night in the Amazon Rainforest
Tier list is based on my personal opinion only!
r/indiasocial • u/TheJosh15 • 1d ago
It was funny to see a plane totally empty of any marks 😂
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r/indiasocial • u/MagmaCone1234 • 4h ago
This is the sequel to the classic shows Avatar: The Last Airbender and The Legend of Korra set in a more Indian influenced city (Ellora, named after the Ellora caves. It has many Indian coded characters like the main characters, Pavi and Nisha well as their mentor Captain Karthik. It's on Jio Hotstar, and I've been loving it so far (although animation is kinda choppy). But there is a lot of heart to the characters and some very cool action and mysteries.
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r/indiasocial • u/_aconite_cj_ • 5h ago
Supplies used:
> Wynhard Color Pencils set of 72 color pencils
> Doms Sketch Pens(the cheap ₹35 ones)
> Ibis Paint X (for the digital version)
Meow drink water people <3
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