The Tea Kada Raja Show

Pushpa 2: The Rule lethu ra, The Roast

In this episode , we dive into the film's over-the-top action, melodramatic performances, and unforgettable dialogues. With a mix of humor and sarcasm, we break down the absurdities, plot holes, and mind-boggling moments that make Pushpa 2 a guilty pleasure for fans and critics alike.

Kanguva—the kind of film that feels like a lost project from a director who just discovered Vikings, screaming, and family sentiment, then thought, “Why not use all of them for every scene?” The story is less a coherent narrative and more like a fever dream after playing Uncharted and GTA Vice City, while binge-watching Mad Max: Fury Road on a loop. The hero's journey? An endless cycle of melodrama and recycled tropes that somehow still manage to feel fresh… in all the wrong ways. The CGI looks like it was borrowed from 2003, and the dialogue? So over-the-top, it could be a parody of itself. I cant wait for Tamizh Padam 3.

Kanguva is the kind of movie you’d watch ironically at 3 AM with friends—only to regret every decision you made by sunrise.

On the latest episode of The Tea Kada Raja Show, me and my sister dive into an entertaining discussion about each other's pet peeves and explore pet peeves in general.

The conversation starts with a broader discussion of common pet peeves that people experience—everything from using the phone in the cinemas and poor discipline to miscommunication and inconsiderate actions. Abi and I share funny anecdotes from our own lives that highlight how pet peeves can sometimes lead to amusing, yet frustrating, situations.

As the conversation deepens, we expand the topic to include a lighthearted exchange of personal annoyances, where we both humorously call each other out on quirky habits or behaviours that irk one another. From small household annoyances to pet peeves that stem from everyday life, the banter is filled with laughs and relatable moments.

Join me on a captivating journey through the heart of Melbourne's Shiva Vishnu Temple, where spirituality, culture, and community intertwine. In this episode, we delve into the temple's rich history, its stunning architecture, and the vibrant festivals that bring people together.

Discover the stories, traditions, and the transformative power of faith in this unique spiritual sanctuary, and learn how the temple fosters a sense of belonging in an ever-evolving world. Tune in for an enlightening experience that bridges the past and present!

The art of understanding is a delicate dance between listening and empathy. It invites us to step outside our own perspectives, to engage deeply with the thoughts and feelings of others. In this intricate exchange, we learn to appreciate the nuances of human experience—where words are often just the tip of the iceberg. True understanding requires patience, the courage to ask questions, and the humility to acknowledge that our own views may be limited. As we cultivate this art, we not only enrich our connections with others but also deepen our own sense of self, discovering that in the spaces between us, profound truths often emerge.

As a devoted fan of Thalapathy Vijay, I found "The Greatest of All Time" to be a bit disappointing, though it still had its merits. While the film didn't quite live up to the sky-high expectations set by Vijay's previous works, it still offered a solid performance from the star and showcased his undeniable charisma and acting prowess. The storyline, while engaging at times, felt a bit uneven and struggled to maintain momentum throughout. Despite these shortcomings, the movie rem...

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2 years later.. we're in the same position.

lets go for drive

This episode talks about anger and how to control and handle it. But basically, konjam chill pannu maapi, not everything in life should be so serious. Let live and let go.