Sponsored

Recent Blog Entries

  • The expansive waters of Skull and Bones present numerous opportunities, not just for engaging in naval battles to seize plunder, but also for discovering concealed wealth. For aspiring pirates seeking to rule the Indian Ocean, mastering the art of treasure hunting is vital. This guide provides a com...
  •   Read This First: 5 Essential Tips for Selling & Trading Fallout 76 Caps Successfully In Fallout 76, standing out in the wasteland isn’t just about the power of your weapons — it’s also about style. Weapon skins and cosmetic items allow players to personalize their gear, ar...
  • When I first started my journey in Elden Ring, one thing that wasn’t immediately clear was how Talisman slots worked—and how important they would become to my build and survival. As someone who’s spent countless hours exploring The Lands Between and experimenting with various build...
View All

Sponsored

3 Idiots: Three Reasons why I Love this Movie!

  • Hi! My name is Charlize and I am just new here. On my first blog, I wanted to share three reasons why I love watching the film “3 Idiots” over and over again. In case you haven't heard or watched it yet, “3 Idiots” holds the record as the highest-grossing Bollywood or Indian movie of all time. Well, why not? It stars Aamir Khan as the lead actor and supported by a powerful cast plus it has a story worth-telling to the general public.

     

    I first got a hold of its DVD from my cousin who lives in India now. He gave me a copy and told me to watch it because I would definitely love it. At that time, I was pretty frustrated and exhausted from finishing my research paper writing service tasks for school so I obliged to get rid of the stress. And after that, I watched it over and over again and started recommending it to my friends here in CA.

     

    First reason why I love this film is it starred Aamir Khan, one of the most gorgeous Indian guy I know and second, the story is really tear-jerker. It made me really cry a lot on how each of the situations developed and how hard education is in India. And lastly, it is the first Indian film I have watched and now I am hooked into watching more.

Comments

0 comments

Sponsored

Sponsors