Childhood memory
Location: Kolkata Posted on: 3/21/2026 4:28:05 PM
Somewhere in summer afternoon 1994. Friends at home. Life was good. Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa...
Watched this movie at a cinema hall at Hatibagan... I was in class VII then... #shahrukhkhan #childhood #srkfan #srkforever #SRK
Childhood memory
Location: Ranaghat Posted on: 4/11/2026 4:34:44 AM
Yeah, life was good at those days... #childhood
Childhood memory
Location: Ranaghat Posted on: 6/6/2026 7:18:02 AM
Nostalgia Unlocked: 1990s South Indian Village Nights 🌙📺
Take a trip down memory lane to a quiet 1990s night in a Tamil Nadu village. 🌿✨ The streets are swept clean, the warm glow of the houses spills onto the earthy roads, and everyone gathers on the thinnai (veranda) to drift off to sleep watching a classic movie on the old CRT TV. From the resting street dogs and peaceful village cow to the magical star-filled sky, this Studio Ghibli-inspired artwork captures the pure, uninterrupted peace of the good old days.
#childhood
Football Fever
Location: Ranaghat Posted on: 6/30/2026 11:08:11 AM
Japan's dream of winning the 2026 FIFA World Cup came to a heartbreaking end on June 30. In the Round of 32, Japan faced Brazil at Houston Stadium and made a brilliant start. In the 29th minute, Kaishu Sano scored the opening goal, giving Japanese fans hope that their team could pull off a famous victory.
For much of the match, Japan fought with determination and defended well. But Brazil's experience eventually made the difference. In the second half, Casemiro scored a powerful header to level the match. Then, deep into stoppage time, Gabriel Martinelli found the winning goal, giving Brazil a dramatic 2-1 victory and ending Japan's World Cup journey.
After the match, Japan's head coach, Hajime Moriyasu, appeared at the post-match press conference with tears in his eyes. He struggled to hide his disappointment as he spoke to reporters. He said, "I am very frustrated right now, but I want to accept the result... I could not deliver victory as a gift. My ability as a coach was insufficient. I want to say I am truly sorry." Later, he also told ESPN, "As a head coach I told them that I was really sorry that I was not good enough to lead them to that level."
Many fans praised Moriyasu for taking full responsibility instead of making excuses. His emotional apology stood in sharp contrast to South Korea's coach, Hong Myung-bo, who returned home after his team's group-stage elimination without publicly responding to or apologizing to waiting fans. Moriyasu's honesty and humility earned respect from football supporters around the world, even in defeat.
#football