Bangla choda stories
KAMAL RAI đ đ The MAN you are. His Character is the only one in the entire 2 Stories KCD&KFS I feel like it's a story which is happening in WEST BENGAL. His entire character do actually matches with in 1890 and 1900 times MEN IN WEST BENGAL,INDIA.
2024.05.19 23:28 Lanky_Adeptness_7857 KAMAL RAI đ đ The MAN you are. His Character is the only one in the entire 2 Stories KCD&KFS I feel like it's a story which is happening in WEST BENGAL. His entire character do actually matches with in 1890 and 1900 times MEN IN WEST BENGAL,INDIA.
 | No offense to anyone I love both the Stories. KAMAL RAI The RAI Surname is also BANGALI. In our Bengali TV shows where 1890 AND 1900 Stories are portrayed HE is perfectly that type so I can say that I as a BANGALI HE IS BANGLA VAROTER CHELE. I LOVE HIM. From supporting Women to stand up for themselves, teaching them to read and write, giving them opportunities to Stand as a INDIVIDUAL, RESPECTING them, cooking for himself or someone else EACH AND EVERYTHING MATHCHES WITH KAMAL. HIS LOOKS YESSSSSS đđ are also Matching with that time MEN that we see in our BENGALI TELEVISION. submitted by Lanky_Adeptness_7857 to RomanceClubDiscussion [link] [comments] |
2024.05.17 18:49 Jezzara67 Tell me which ones are your favorite
 | I love listening to audiobooks, but I can't find a place to share and discuss the stories. So, I want to create a subreddit (if one doesn't already exist) to build a community where people like me can share and discuss audiobooks. What do you all think? [PS: I'm primarily talking about Bengali audiobooks, but the discussion can include other audiobooks as well, with a primary focus on Bengali audiobooks.] submitted by Jezzara67 to kolkata [link] [comments] |
2024.05.10 21:30 Own_Palpitation2100 India to Thailand - Full Checklist
Hi there, I just finished a one-week trip to Thailand and wanted to create a comprehensive post here for all Indians (and others) who plan to visit. Will try to cover everything but if I miss something, please let me know so I can add it as an edit later :)
Bangkok: La Petit Sukhumvit 11 - Unclean, cramped rooms with thin walls (IYKYK). And this was the free upgrade to the premier room, can't imagine what the basic room must be like. On the 2nd night, we decided to upgrade to the Deluxe room for THB 300 (INR 700). While it was well worth it, the AC control unit was locked and kept varying between 29-32°C making it quite warm in the room. The staff was not friendly and refused to tell me why the Deluxe room didn't have adjustable AC, but location was great. All in all though, maybe don't book this hotel. Bad experience!
Pattaya: Fifth Jomtien (Pattaya) - Good location, but incredibly rude staff. The room was good quality but unclean and try refused to clean it even after promising to. Definitely overpaid for this one. Not recommended, stay at Hotel Sirin or somewhere else!
SIM Card: Avoid buying an overpriced SIM on arrival at the airport. Even the "unlimited" ones for THB 619 only offer unlimited data upto 15-20GB. After that, the speed goes down to under 1Mbps. Instead, get a genuine unlimited SIM at any 7-11. There are plenty of those in Thailand, so just take a cab back to your hotel after you land and find a 7-11 on the way to buy a SIM.
Feel free to DM me or drop your questions here, would love to help you out :)
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- Overview: Girlfriend and I planned a 7-night, 8-day trip to Thailand, 27th April to 4th May. We booked flights from Mumbai as that turned out to be cheaper and faster compared to booking from Pune.
- Cost: After a lot of planning and budgeting, the entire trip cost us ~INR 75,000 per head, including shopping worth INR 3,000.
- Itinerary: 27th-29th in Phuket, 29th-1st in Krabi, 1st-3rd in Bangkok, 3rd overnight at Pattaya and back to Bangkok DMK airport by noon for the flight out on the 4th.
- Visa and docs: Visas are exempted for Indians until May 10th (I think this has been extended). I'd been told by many to carry proof of cash, hard copies of Aadhar, Passport, hotel bookings, flight bookings. But none of that was required. I travelled with ONLY my phone, passport and wallet. At immigration, they only asked for my boarding pass and passport. No need to carry any other document. After 10th May, you may need to carry passport photos and Visa fees.
- Payments: With the intention of paying everywhere by card, I decided to order the 'Niyo' card. But two factors swayed me against it. One, Thailand being a cash-economy, most vendors won't accepts cards. Two, I'd heard a few horror stories about one being unable to retrieve money from their DCB Niyo account. After much thought, my girlfriend and I decide to carry THB 22,000 in cash and INR 5,000 in Niyo which my father could send money to in 5K increments. We also carried INR 20,000 in cash as insurance money which reminded untouched. Our goal was to finish all our cash before boarding our return flight to avoid the hassle and loss associated with exchanging the money back to INR.
- Forex - We got the best exchange rate at Orient Exchange, DP Road, Pune. We exchanged INR 51,480 at THB 1 = INR 2.34 and received THB 22,000. This might seem too low an amount for two people for 8 days but we had backup cash, a Niyo card and wanted to finish our cash to avoid exchanging again.
- Flights: Wanting to do this trip on a budget, we booked the cheapest possible flights. BOM to HKT was at 5pm IST (direct). The return was DMK to BOM at 8pm Thai Time (direct). Each flight cost ~INR 13,000. Internal flight from HKT to DMK cost INR 3,500. IMPORTANT - The internal Thai AirAsia flight did not include check-in luggage. I had to pay THB 1,300 (INR 3,000) for my check-in bag. Just something to keep in mind.
- Hotels: Phuket: Lub d Phuket, Patong - Excellent hotel for the price. Good room, good location. Recommended!
Bangkok: La Petit Sukhumvit 11 - Unclean, cramped rooms with thin walls (IYKYK). And this was the free upgrade to the premier room, can't imagine what the basic room must be like. On the 2nd night, we decided to upgrade to the Deluxe room for THB 300 (INR 700). While it was well worth it, the AC control unit was locked and kept varying between 29-32°C making it quite warm in the room. The staff was not friendly and refused to tell me why the Deluxe room didn't have adjustable AC, but location was great. All in all though, maybe don't book this hotel. Bad experience!
Pattaya: Fifth Jomtien (Pattaya) - Good location, but incredibly rude staff. The room was good quality but unclean and try refused to clean it even after promising to. Definitely overpaid for this one. Not recommended, stay at Hotel Sirin or somewhere else!
SIM Card: Avoid buying an overpriced SIM on arrival at the airport. Even the "unlimited" ones for THB 619 only offer unlimited data upto 15-20GB. After that, the speed goes down to under 1Mbps. Instead, get a genuine unlimited SIM at any 7-11. There are plenty of those in Thailand, so just take a cab back to your hotel after you land and find a 7-11 on the way to buy a SIM.
- Transportation: 'Grab' and 'Bolt' are the 'Ola' and 'Uber' of Thailand. Make sure to check for applicable offers before booking. The scooter option is cheap. The in-built map on these apps was glitchy. It was hard to pinpoint my and the drivers' locations. Be sure to double-check.
- Food: I want to highlight the convenience of 7-11s. These stores are everywhere, sometimes within a few metres of each other. While the packaged food available there is not healthy, the cost and convenience are great assets for any tourist. My fav options there were: Plain Greek yogurt w/ chocolate muesli (THB 22) Sausage and cheese sandwich (THB 39). 7-11 only accepts card payments above THB 200 so be sure to have enough cash on hand. On the other hand, local food is cheap, good quality and available everywhere. Some standouts were - Mango sticky rice, chicken satay, mangosteen fruits are definitely to be tried, yellow Thai curry, etc.
- Phi Phi islands tour: We decided to visit Phi Phi islands via a speedboat tour. I'd recommend booking after you reach Thailand as the prices are cheaper than what you see online, at least in India. Be sure to carry water cases so you can click pictures and LOTS of sunscreen.
- Other places we visited: Phuket - Bangla road Krabi - Night market, Techo Vayo for some excellent red curry 𤤠Bangkok - Nana plaza, Soi Cowboy, Platinum mall, Indra square and Rock Eagle for metal bands merch Pattaya - Floating market, Jomtien night market for food, Pattaya walking street
- Miscellaneous: We ran out of THB on our last day but none of the 3 exchanges at DMK airport had INR, which was surprising. The Niyo withdrawal fee was THB 200 which is exorbitant! Do not attend ping pong shows, they're mostly a scam. The 1,000 and 100 THB notes look pretty similar, could be a little confusing.
Feel free to DM me or drop your questions here, would love to help you out :)
2024.05.10 11:57 lollipop_laagelu My experience with a prospect who was shorter and balder
As it goes, my parents got me a prospect who is shorter and balder than me. No issues. I met him, he had a surgery on his face which looked like a cleft lip surgery ( I am a doctor, he is as well as his whole family) he denied it flat out.
Made a huge story out of how he hates Holi because he had an accident. I still let it go. I am no pari as well.
Next he showered me with gifts. Got my iPhone ( I refused to use it at all, primarily because I wasn't sure but our families pressurised me) Next he came to my work place and was outside and asked me WhatsUp? I didn't reply.
My mother calls me how busy are you that you cannot give a minute to speak with him. He came to surprise you. Okay I apologised.
He had no interests. He was 6 yrs older than me but in typical UP fashion He had faked his birth certificate.
Next He just did mbbs because his father was a doctor. And his father had huge plans for him and his sister and wanted to open a hospital.
Fine with me. But he wanted me to bear the stress of our incoming work and personal life. He was using my strong will to get out of his household because I don't want to go to a tier 2 city.
He never clicked pics with me because he was short and bald. Every conversation where I didn't respond with adequate love and mushiness was met with apprehension that I don't like him.
He called my mother and told her he wanted to speak about me and didn't want me or my father to know.
Me because he was bitching about me. My father because well he didn't want to think of him as less of a man.
I persevered . Why I don't know. I just felt bad for him. Maybe because I have insecurities and he has them as well and so I wanted to comfort him.
But a man with no interest friends or anything, how do I expect him to contribute anything to the marriage.?
Why do men reach the age of 30 plus and think that texting a girl they just met about all the problems of their life and that confessing love , is enough?
The problems bit is fine. Actually I am the twisted one who gets attracted to broken souls. Maybe because I want someone to heal me.
But he wants me to hold hands, video call, meet him every week. And had nothing to contribute in those calls texts or meets.
Every unreturned call and text meant I hate him for being short and bald. Every second call he would sneak in why me I am short. I bought heels but he sneaked in , you do know I am short right? Wtf
I told him he needs to find newer passions and that marriage is not a hobby. That he didnt do anything for 30 plus years and so now lets marry. Returned his unopened iPhone.
That's when I realised. He thought of me how majority men online think of women. Paisa feko , sab fit ho jayega.
He thought I would buy into his and his family's narrative of how they can provide me with Bangla Gaadi and paisa and I would come running behind this rishta.
Sad part was he called my parents once again and started cribbing about me. He used my biggest weakness of my overbearing strict parents against me and expected I would be okay.
Little did he know, my parents hate this bitching attitude more than they hate me.
And that was it.
He took the iPhone and asked for extra money as well. Because well ab ye iPhone Kaun use karega lol. My dad said fuck it rakh le.
I was free. But disappointed. He didn't even know what he wanted. He just knew that he had money so anyone would say yes. He just wants a wife for love and physical intimacy.
He hasn't spent a second thinking what would happen after we get married Maybe 1 yr later , Maybe 10 yrs later.
He is 36 unprepared.
So guys over here. Please I get it many women want love only. But I will never get the logic of it.
You are in AM, how do you know love is there within 2 3 months of meet. But what is definitely significant is the spark. The excitement of discussing a f1 race or watching animes and discussing the outcomes. Or being excited to tell them about your day.
Sirf kiss smileys se zindagi chal jayegi kya?
You can always love anew but how do you make a personality and life for yourself?
Is love enough to sustain a marriage?
Was I in the wrong to let him go? He wasn't the best prospect I have met but to make others understand I said no because he had nothing other than love to give me is difficult!
I read here how fast men and women progress to love talks. Spins my mind. Where is the hopes and aspirations and dreams that are to be discussed.
No wonder majority marriages turn boring. My sister told me always marry someone with similar interests. That will be enough to carry your marriage to the death bed.
She told me the love you will feel for your guy when he is panicking because his team is going to lose is exciting. To be explained how that goal was offside is exciting.
Har din I love you bolkar kya karlenge. But sitting at home having a smoke and crying over Nanami dying is and being comforted isse love barkarar rahega.
Is my ideology wrong?
Tldr - said no to a guy who blamed me for not liking him because he is short and bald. But didn't understand that marriage needs more than love to sustain.
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Made a huge story out of how he hates Holi because he had an accident. I still let it go. I am no pari as well.
Next he showered me with gifts. Got my iPhone ( I refused to use it at all, primarily because I wasn't sure but our families pressurised me) Next he came to my work place and was outside and asked me WhatsUp? I didn't reply.
My mother calls me how busy are you that you cannot give a minute to speak with him. He came to surprise you. Okay I apologised.
He had no interests. He was 6 yrs older than me but in typical UP fashion He had faked his birth certificate.
Next He just did mbbs because his father was a doctor. And his father had huge plans for him and his sister and wanted to open a hospital.
Fine with me. But he wanted me to bear the stress of our incoming work and personal life. He was using my strong will to get out of his household because I don't want to go to a tier 2 city.
He never clicked pics with me because he was short and bald. Every conversation where I didn't respond with adequate love and mushiness was met with apprehension that I don't like him.
He called my mother and told her he wanted to speak about me and didn't want me or my father to know.
Me because he was bitching about me. My father because well he didn't want to think of him as less of a man.
I persevered . Why I don't know. I just felt bad for him. Maybe because I have insecurities and he has them as well and so I wanted to comfort him.
But a man with no interest friends or anything, how do I expect him to contribute anything to the marriage.?
Why do men reach the age of 30 plus and think that texting a girl they just met about all the problems of their life and that confessing love , is enough?
The problems bit is fine. Actually I am the twisted one who gets attracted to broken souls. Maybe because I want someone to heal me.
But he wants me to hold hands, video call, meet him every week. And had nothing to contribute in those calls texts or meets.
Every unreturned call and text meant I hate him for being short and bald. Every second call he would sneak in why me I am short. I bought heels but he sneaked in , you do know I am short right? Wtf
I told him he needs to find newer passions and that marriage is not a hobby. That he didnt do anything for 30 plus years and so now lets marry. Returned his unopened iPhone.
That's when I realised. He thought of me how majority men online think of women. Paisa feko , sab fit ho jayega.
He thought I would buy into his and his family's narrative of how they can provide me with Bangla Gaadi and paisa and I would come running behind this rishta.
Sad part was he called my parents once again and started cribbing about me. He used my biggest weakness of my overbearing strict parents against me and expected I would be okay.
Little did he know, my parents hate this bitching attitude more than they hate me.
And that was it.
He took the iPhone and asked for extra money as well. Because well ab ye iPhone Kaun use karega lol. My dad said fuck it rakh le.
I was free. But disappointed. He didn't even know what he wanted. He just knew that he had money so anyone would say yes. He just wants a wife for love and physical intimacy.
He hasn't spent a second thinking what would happen after we get married Maybe 1 yr later , Maybe 10 yrs later.
He is 36 unprepared.
So guys over here. Please I get it many women want love only. But I will never get the logic of it.
You are in AM, how do you know love is there within 2 3 months of meet. But what is definitely significant is the spark. The excitement of discussing a f1 race or watching animes and discussing the outcomes. Or being excited to tell them about your day.
Sirf kiss smileys se zindagi chal jayegi kya?
You can always love anew but how do you make a personality and life for yourself?
Is love enough to sustain a marriage?
Was I in the wrong to let him go? He wasn't the best prospect I have met but to make others understand I said no because he had nothing other than love to give me is difficult!
I read here how fast men and women progress to love talks. Spins my mind. Where is the hopes and aspirations and dreams that are to be discussed.
No wonder majority marriages turn boring. My sister told me always marry someone with similar interests. That will be enough to carry your marriage to the death bed.
She told me the love you will feel for your guy when he is panicking because his team is going to lose is exciting. To be explained how that goal was offside is exciting.
Har din I love you bolkar kya karlenge. But sitting at home having a smoke and crying over Nanami dying is and being comforted isse love barkarar rahega.
Is my ideology wrong?
Tldr - said no to a guy who blamed me for not liking him because he is short and bald. But didn't understand that marriage needs more than love to sustain.
2024.05.08 17:46 XenoPsyTron [TOMT][Sci fi Story] I have Been searching this Sci-Fi Short story for 7 years now!! Two massive water blobs are about to collide with earth...
The story goes like this:
Two massive water blobs floating in space are about to collide with Earth. So humanity is preparing for the upcoming calamity. The story focuses on a bird scientist who's collecting DNA samples of birds in hopes that if humanity and nature survive, they can recreate the birds using genetic engineering. The scientist hires a lab assistant who's a dumb, giant guy. Throughout the story, they bond with each other in a father-son-like relationship. Then comes the day of the collision. Humans have made massive underground domes to survive. And the government has only reserved seats for selected personnel who can be useful to keep humanity alive. The scientist is one of them. So his dumb, selfless assistant gets left out. The collision is in a few hours, and even then, the assistant keeps running to people who need help getting into the dome and carrying their stuff. The scientist just stands in front of the gate and watches his assistant, wondering how can a guy like him even exist. Who's about to die but still helping people out without showing any fear or emotion? At the last moment, the scientist calls his assistant, hugs him, and keeps a strand of his hair. The gate closes, he sheds tears, and he promises himself that someday his assistant will be reborn in a world where life will be fair with him.
The story was much more intense and emotional, as far as I remember.
I'm from Bangladesh, and I read this one from a popular magazine in my country back in 2016. As a 13-year-old kid, I didnât bother memorising the title of the story. And then I lost my precious magazine...with that, my beloved sci-fi piece. I can't remember the author's name either. But I'm sure that it was a foreign name, English maybe? I can't remember. The sci-fi was translated into Bangla.. Does anyone know which sci-fi short this is? Please help me out. I'm literally dying for this đ Reddit was my last resort.!
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Two massive water blobs floating in space are about to collide with Earth. So humanity is preparing for the upcoming calamity. The story focuses on a bird scientist who's collecting DNA samples of birds in hopes that if humanity and nature survive, they can recreate the birds using genetic engineering. The scientist hires a lab assistant who's a dumb, giant guy. Throughout the story, they bond with each other in a father-son-like relationship. Then comes the day of the collision. Humans have made massive underground domes to survive. And the government has only reserved seats for selected personnel who can be useful to keep humanity alive. The scientist is one of them. So his dumb, selfless assistant gets left out. The collision is in a few hours, and even then, the assistant keeps running to people who need help getting into the dome and carrying their stuff. The scientist just stands in front of the gate and watches his assistant, wondering how can a guy like him even exist. Who's about to die but still helping people out without showing any fear or emotion? At the last moment, the scientist calls his assistant, hugs him, and keeps a strand of his hair. The gate closes, he sheds tears, and he promises himself that someday his assistant will be reborn in a world where life will be fair with him.
The story was much more intense and emotional, as far as I remember.
I'm from Bangladesh, and I read this one from a popular magazine in my country back in 2016. As a 13-year-old kid, I didnât bother memorising the title of the story. And then I lost my precious magazine...with that, my beloved sci-fi piece. I can't remember the author's name either. But I'm sure that it was a foreign name, English maybe? I can't remember. The sci-fi was translated into Bangla.. Does anyone know which sci-fi short this is? Please help me out. I'm literally dying for this đ Reddit was my last resort.!
2024.05.07 08:51 Mudi_Xi Aaj story ni sunaunga, Aaj tehelka story sunaunga (img change krdi mods)
 | To all my regarded aspirants have some popcorn and sitback. Y ek aisi kahani h jiske baare m sirf main ar Mera dost jaanta h. The first time he heard this he was flabbergasted. submitted by Mudi_Xi to JEENEETards [link] [comments] To mods đĨē: delete mt Krna yaar I'm trying to cope a bit, also science h daba k story m to it's legal :) ~Love, TARS, love. It's just like Brand said. My connection with M*rs, it is quantifiable. I was 11-12 yr old. Ar jawani aane s pehle mene kudh ko applied science k torch-bearer ki mehtvapoorna zimmedari saunp di thi. Ab marte jeete mera ek hi kaam tha; motor khojke manuj-peedhi k liye zaruri avishkaar krna. Mere Ghar s kabadi wala kabhi ek tukde m saman ni le jata tha, kyuki jb bhi koi electronic appliance kharab hota tha to ghar ka ek zimmedar beta hone k naate, m uska purn roop s vishleshan krne k baad bolta tha ki Naya lelo ye to ni bnne wala. Ar ab vo lawaris device mere mazboot haatho m aa jati thi. Ar jb kisi ka dhyaan ni hota tha to pechkas, machis, hathodi, bhala-talvaar leke m usko shundar-shundar kr deta tha. Ek din aise hi purani tv m se ek bhi motor na Milne k baad, main apne agle sikhaar k talash m tha. Ghar p majoor lge the Jo Ghar m kuch fix krre the ar mauka sahi tha. Poore Ghar ka ghanto tk chkkr lgane k baad mujhe kuch kabaad ni mila.. Apun ko lga, aaj science ki haar hogyi h ar duniya ko apne avishkaaro s jagmagane ka sapna, sapna hi reh jayega... Har k seedhi p baithe baithe mujhe Curie ar Archimedes ki yaad aai. Ar mene khudko saameta ar paripakvata ka ek paath pdhaya. âNi mere jeete-ji, science ni haarega. Ye kaam asan ni h, iss lone torch-bearer of science ki haar aisi choti rukavato s ni hogi.â Aisa smjane k baad ek baad firse mene Ghar scan mara ar apne beeshma pratigya ko safal krne m mujhe sirf maut dikh ri thi. Mujhe kuch aisa mil gya tha jisme sucess rate to find motor ar death rate maximum the. Mere haath peeche hore the tb firse mene khudko smjhaya ki brother soch agar Madam Curie bhi maut s dar gyi hoti to aaj hum manushya kitne peeche hote... Apne bahubali haatho ka prayog mene uss vish ko uthane m kiya jo meri maut ka karan bnne wala tha. Ar science ka naam leke mene bahar nikala vo kaala, bhaari, dhul m sana hua magar sbse sundar electric appliance: vo DVD player đ. Hn vahi DVD player đ jo didi hath bhi lgane s mana ki thi. Mummy ne bola tha isko chuoge to taang tod denge. Maut ka dar ar jeevan ka moh chorke mene pechkas nikala ar fata fat us DVD player đ ko dekhte hi dekhte shundar-shundar kr diya. Ar usko kholne k baad smjho kayanaat palat gyi. 1 nahi 2 nahi balki 3 motors. Ab mujse control ni hora tha mene pechkas ki kabiliyat p zyada bharosa kr liya tha (fuck you do muh wale pechkas). Vo chote wale screw apne pe ad gye the, mene pyaar s unhe manane ki koshish ki magar vo mere ar mere namakool pechkas k incompetence p hasse jaa rhe the. âBhaya binu hogi na preetiâ, madam Curie lgataar mere dimag m ye chaupaai bole jaa rhi thi. Naa chahte huye mujhe vo kadam uthana pda jo m ni krna chahta tha. Mera plan tha: chup chaap kholo. Dheeme s motor nikaalo, motor kabze m aate hi chup chaap dhkaan lga k vapis aa jao jaise kuch hua hi ni tha. Magar un choote screws ne apni shudra-vyaktitva ko zaahir kr diya tha. Mene apne namakool pechkas ko choda ar apne har dukh k saathi; hathodi ko uthaya. Those screw saw the wrath of lone torch-bearer of Science that day. Trr trrr khatt-khattt. Aakhirkaar universe k is mushkil kasauti ko m paar kr gya. Ar ab vo teen motors sirf ar sirf mere the. Mene nazar-chakshu bagal m ghumaye to DVD player đ ka haal dekha ni jaara tha. Isse pehle koi ye murder dekhe, mujhe iss laash ko thikane lgana tha. Maine saare tukdo ko sametna shuru kiya. Ar DVD player đ ko antim vidaai di. Plastic k jhole m uss DVD player đ ki atim yatra hui ar boht door jaane k baad mene ek sahi location paai; ek koode ka spot jaha kisi ki nazar ni pdegi. Mitti khod k uss DVD player đ ki laash ko mene apne Bahubali haathon s thikane lga diya ar vapas Ghar aa gya. Ghar to aa gya tha but ldai khtm ni hui thi. Chup chap gate bnd krke m didi no 2 k pass gya ar ek plan sochne lga. Didi no 2 tv dekhne m mashroof thi ar bahar s majooron ki awaz aari thi. Mere shatir dimag m neurons shoot hue ar ek nayab plan soojha. Mene didi ko bola: đž ooye paagal! Kyaa krri h?? Ghar m majdoor lge h ar andr aise baithi h! Hosh khabar rkha kriye thoda! Abhi kuch utha k nikl jayenge sb to pta bhi ni chlega! Abhi hm ek bnde ko kal s dekh rhe h us âTV AR DVD PLAYER đâ k bgl m khada hoke kuch dekhra tha! Sochiye abhi hum ni hote to utha k nikal jata vo âDVD PLAYER đâ! đž The idea was incepted. All I needed was it to ripe. Kuch mahine beete mummy diwali ki safai krri thi ar didi no 1 chilla k bulai. BAABUUU... m iss situation k liye m poorna roop s taiyaar tha. M saamne gya ar bola kya hua. Didi no 1 was on fire. KAHA H VO DVD PLAYER đ??? I said: ni milra na! Hum bhi khoojre itne din s humko lga aap log chupa k rkhi h. Jeshtha purna roop s vismrit thi. Vo kuch ar kehti usse pehle bagal se didi no 2 aai ar boli hn hum bhi dekhre h itne din s. Humko lgra h vo last time kaam lga tha tbhi s gaayab hua h. Vo sb the bhi chor type k. Mauke ka faida utha k maine bola: hn hn aap to bolri thi na ki dekhi thi kisi ko tv bgl m kuch dekhra tha. And she thought and said: hn hn pta ni kaise kb utha k le gye... Itne m mummy aai ar boli: jaane do kon ab usme dekh bhi rha h movie voovie. And I ended the conversation: jaane dijiye tsk tsk le Jana hi tha to kamse kam humko bta diya hota hum us DVD player đ m s motor to nikal liye hote |
2024.05.05 13:13 OwnBasis7143 So Kota factory wasn't lying đ
 | Disclaimer: Kota factory se kuch Lena Dena nahi hai story ka wo to bas ese hi dialog match ho gae to socha dal du submitted by OwnBasis7143 to JEENEETards [link] [comments] Context: my tution has initially 6 director who were teachers also and all of the tution was running bc the bond of friendship (they were actually very good friends) but as time passes 2 teachers left and so on that at last only 3 teachers were left till November I knew they eventually gona crash so I started studying at home and occasionally just started visiting tution to show I'm alive and now biggest PLOT TWIST has been revealed that one of teacher was actually a imposter and he was the reason behind everyone leaving he manipulateed every teacher in convensing that he is with them no matter what,but when institute gets into more and more loan he just wanted to leave and a week ago he left . Our main director was so stun he didn't knew this could ever happen (also the person in recording is not him) , ab hamare tution me sare achhe teacher katam ho gae par mujhe fark nahi padta par phir bhi behencho absolute cinema jis cutiye ne choda or ye director dono madarchod the Bina mtlb gussa karte or syllabus hamesa late karate ab mera 11 hi cal raha tha abhi Tak behencho ab Aya kuch maja Mai to ab jata nahi tution isiliye ek dost ne beja recording |
2024.05.05 06:52 Stargirl_-_ Cake for Marmie(mother)
 | Had fun making this⥠submitted by Stargirl_-_ to Jamshedpur [link] [comments] She didn't really wanted to celebrate but as soon as she was surprised with this cake, she couldn't wait any longer to cut it and have it the most lol. She definitely enjoyed it:> Just a funny back story~ Marmie always celebrated her birthday on 7th of May and she obviously didn't know her actual birth date as most mothers don't, sadly. She just liked the number 7 and we used to celebrate every year on the preferred date. But according to Bangla Calendar, it's on 4th. So yeah, Marmie got her birthday preponed XD |
2024.05.04 07:24 uwu_llol Husband gave triple talaq to wife in moving train .
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2024.05.01 23:53 Colourless-Bloom Advocate Achinta Aich - besh bhalo
Onekdin por ekta decent bangla series dekhlam. Saswata Chatterjee, Ritwick Chakraborty, Bandopadhyay... Highlight. Unfortunate banglai sherokom director nei r. But ekhono prochur bhalo bhalo actor achhe. And really good story too.
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2024.05.01 12:24 Icy-Part-7632 Urgent! Kindly help please.
Hello,
Anyone who taking English Language B and Bangla have any strong predictions for,
English Language B - Lettespeech/article/report ( which one is more important ) - Story ( theme or topic )
Bangla - Essay ( theme or topic ) - E-mail ( theme or topic ) - Translation ( theme or topic )
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Anyone who taking English Language B and Bangla have any strong predictions for,
English Language B - Lettespeech/article/report ( which one is more important ) - Story ( theme or topic )
Bangla - Essay ( theme or topic ) - E-mail ( theme or topic ) - Translation ( theme or topic )
2024.04.30 20:21 anandapub Bangla epub, Anandamela Golpo Sonkolon
Bengali childhood and Anandamela magazine are practically inseparable. For the past so many years, Anandamela has undoubtedly been the companion of growing Bengali youngsters. Anandamela accompanies one on a mental journey to escape from the boredom of the mundane day to day life. It can also educate how to perceive reality from a different perspective. The pace of this well-known magazine that began in the seventies, still continues.
The readers who used to curl up with the magazine when it was first published, losing themselves in the world of brand-new tales and books, are most likely parents by now. Anandamela continues to routinely see their children now.
Anandamela has published a wide range of articles, but what is the source of the magazine's original richness? The story, of course! Young readers have been enthralled with stories of all kinds that have been written at various points of time. Fifty pieces from the collection of stories published in the first 26 years (1975-2000) of the Anandamela general issue have been published as part of the Anandamela story collection. There are biographies of contemporary writers in addition to those of deceased authors like Premendra Mitra, Sukumar Sen, Satyajit Roy, Shivaram Chakraborty, Niharranjan Gupta, and Bimal Mitra. Readers interested in bangla epub can visit the website www.anandapub.in and buy Anandamela Galpa Sankalan.
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The readers who used to curl up with the magazine when it was first published, losing themselves in the world of brand-new tales and books, are most likely parents by now. Anandamela continues to routinely see their children now.
Anandamela has published a wide range of articles, but what is the source of the magazine's original richness? The story, of course! Young readers have been enthralled with stories of all kinds that have been written at various points of time. Fifty pieces from the collection of stories published in the first 26 years (1975-2000) of the Anandamela general issue have been published as part of the Anandamela story collection. There are biographies of contemporary writers in addition to those of deceased authors like Premendra Mitra, Sukumar Sen, Satyajit Roy, Shivaram Chakraborty, Niharranjan Gupta, and Bimal Mitra. Readers interested in bangla epub can visit the website www.anandapub.in and buy Anandamela Galpa Sankalan.
2024.04.27 13:50 Top_Remove_7723 āĻĒāĻžāĻāĻāĻāĻŋ āĻŦāĻžāĻ¨āĻ°ā§āĻ° āĻāĻ˛ā§āĻĒ - Story of Five Monkeys Bangla Moral Stories Jojo Tv Bengali stories 2024
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2024.04.24 09:32 Outrageous-Notice111 đ Calling All Bengalis in Gurgaon
Being a bangali, i understand the longing for home-cooked meals, the desire to share stories in your mother tongue, and the need to connect with others who share your cultural heritage.I have been craving the warmth of adda, the aroma of bangla khawar and the emotion of LYADH! I have somehow managed to bring together a few bengali fellows and created a group but i am sure there are loads of other people who do miss the same emotion. If you are one of those, let me know and we can add you in the group.
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2024.04.21 15:01 babushka From prison to Coke Studio Bangla: Story of Hamida Banu
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2024.04.18 10:44 F1sh3rm4n Toddler level Bangla books/apps/resources
Hi everyone! I am born and raised in Europe and I was lucky to learn Bangla during a 3 year stay as a kid (Madrasate porayse amare koto bhalo chele hoya gesi /s). I am mostly fluent and speak with my parents regularly.
Now I am raising a 2 year old kid, who I would love to teach Bangla to, but she has not much exposure to other Bangla speaking kids. I try to speak with her as much as possible and her grandparents are around too. But I would love to find some toddler appropriate stories that I can read to her. I got the teaching alphabet books but those are boring because they don't have a story or have words/sentences I have never used in my life.
We would prefer non-religious resources and also anything "offline/non-digital" is preferred over apps/websites.
How do you teach your children Bangla? Any advice?
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Now I am raising a 2 year old kid, who I would love to teach Bangla to, but she has not much exposure to other Bangla speaking kids. I try to speak with her as much as possible and her grandparents are around too. But I would love to find some toddler appropriate stories that I can read to her. I got the teaching alphabet books but those are boring because they don't have a story or have words/sentences I have never used in my life.
We would prefer non-religious resources and also anything "offline/non-digital" is preferred over apps/websites.
How do you teach your children Bangla? Any advice?
2024.04.13 15:14 Top_Remove_7723 āĻ˛āĻŽā§āĻŦāĻž āĻĒāĻžāĻ¯āĻŧā§āĻ° āĻāĻ°ā§ āĻāĻŦāĻ āĻā§āĻŽāĻŋāĻ° - Long legged Cow and Crocodile Story in Bengali Bangla Moral JOJO TV - Bengali Stories
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2024.03.26 04:59 nosurf787 You never really hear anyone talk about Indonesia or Bangladesh in North America
Two of the most populated countries in the world. Both of them combined is almost half a billion. They have large economies. Bali, which everyone knows, is in Indonesia. Bangladesh makes almost all your clothes and lots of large cities in North America have Bengali communities. They both have incredibly rich histories.
A lot of people won't be able to tell you that Bungalow is literally a fucked up English pronunciation of "Bangla" and is inspired by one story tin houses in the villages there. You've probably heard of the volcano Krakatoa right? You probably don't know that it's in Indonesia. Everyone knows about the Bengal Tiger. Yet I feel like few know about the actual Bengal region. Bengali is also the third largest ethnicity in the world
Yet I still hear more about Oman and Chad because of some gay memes. Also I specified North America because people in the UK and Australia are very aware of them.
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A lot of people won't be able to tell you that Bungalow is literally a fucked up English pronunciation of "Bangla" and is inspired by one story tin houses in the villages there. You've probably heard of the volcano Krakatoa right? You probably don't know that it's in Indonesia. Everyone knows about the Bengal Tiger. Yet I feel like few know about the actual Bengal region. Bengali is also the third largest ethnicity in the world
Yet I still hear more about Oman and Chad because of some gay memes. Also I specified North America because people in the UK and Australia are very aware of them.
2024.03.25 17:11 Illustrious_Duck8358 Bangla Song Recommendation
Hi Kolkata Folks, Not a native Bangali.
Recently came across a song called Bridashrom. Background Story: Was travelling from Bally Halt and the bus strats this song. An elderly sat next to me started humming and vibing to the song. Later we crossed Dikhineshwar Temple where we both bowed down. He then started the conversation - " Ar ei sob gan gulo pawa e jayena" to which I nodded with a smile.
Looked for the song and meaning and it was indeed a good song somewhat sad though.
Have been a fan soothing Bangla songs Some of which are . Amar Bindhesitara Tomake Chue Dilam Bojhena Shey Bojhena Loved the movie too Kicchu Chai Ni Ami Bishonno Chimney Shei Tumi Male Version Amake Amar Moto Milon Hobe Koto Dine And ofcourse the Durgo Pujo Songs played.
Can anyone please suggest few songs with more or less the same taste.đ
Thanks and Happy Holiđ
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Recently came across a song called Bridashrom. Background Story: Was travelling from Bally Halt and the bus strats this song. An elderly sat next to me started humming and vibing to the song. Later we crossed Dikhineshwar Temple where we both bowed down. He then started the conversation - " Ar ei sob gan gulo pawa e jayena" to which I nodded with a smile.
Looked for the song and meaning and it was indeed a good song somewhat sad though.
Have been a fan soothing Bangla songs Some of which are . Amar Bindhesitara Tomake Chue Dilam Bojhena Shey Bojhena Loved the movie too Kicchu Chai Ni Ami Bishonno Chimney Shei Tumi Male Version Amake Amar Moto Milon Hobe Koto Dine And ofcourse the Durgo Pujo Songs played.
Can anyone please suggest few songs with more or less the same taste.đ
Thanks and Happy Holiđ
2024.03.23 10:45 Top_Remove_7723 āĻāĻžāĻĻā§āĻāĻ°ā§ āĻā§āĻšāĻž āĻāĻŦāĻ āĻ˛āĻŽā§āĻŦāĻž āĻāĻ˛āĻžāĻ° āĻ¸āĻŋāĻāĻš - Magical Cave and Long-Necked Lion Bangla Golpo Moral JOJO TV - Bengali Stories
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