Today, be the best version of yourself! Don't worry about what people have to say, because each one of us is fighting a battle. Just be you, celebrate yourself, and your life!

Transformation video on Money heist look

Black is everything ?♠️♣️

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Wings of fire ❤️

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Grandma's Magic on my hands?and then straight onto my tummy ?♥️ I Can't wait to go back home and try all the new recipes my dadi must have come up with!! ? This was something made out of semolina and mashed potatoes and ofcourse a lot of unconditional love!! ? .

Reminiscing the days of monsoon when my friends and I would bunk from college and go on long drives to airport road and have this super kadak nukkad Vali chai! ??⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ While I love to drink tea 24/7 even during summers but piping hot tea in a weather which is all cool, rainy and breezy is just love!?☕⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Relatable? ?

A picture with a cup of coffee is a story in itself!

Some dishes certainly have their own distinctive look and they also bring along with them stories which are reminiscent of one's culture, tradition and quite a many times- necessity. Story alert !!! The dish above- "Bunny chow" has its origin from South Africa and It was created at the time of apartheid but it is known to be a creative solution for the indentured Indian labourers, who were brought to work in sugarcane fields. Because of laws which prohibited black Indians from entering the restaurants and the normal flat roti that would fall apart ( Roti n beans were the popular dish at that time ), The proprietors began using loaves of bread as take-out containers, scooping them out and filling them with the bean curry. The bread, while not as ideal as roti, became an accepted accompaniment to eat the curry with. The word ‘bunny’ comes from ‘bania’, the caste of the Indian businessmen who sold the curry, while ‘chow’ is, of course, slang for ‘food’. There are a lot other stories for the same, but the Crux is The dish arised because of the lack of no take-away containers... Rightly said "Neccessity Is The Mother Of Invention" and we Indians have never failed to surprise the world :)