See behind the scenes of how I make my YouTube videos in Kitchen Studio. I've never faced a camera before I started YouTube channel. Taking selfies is still a very difficult task for me. This is what happens to me when I'm in front of the camera. Some funny moments were caught.

These days, blaming women for everything has become a trend. During Navratri, some women ordered jewellery and dresses from Meesho, Flipkart and Amazon, wore them and then returned them. Sellers are at a loss. But men also order kurtas, shoes and other things and return them, but they blame only women. Blaming women for everything has become a trend, and it needs to stop.

Trust me, if possible, leave your overcrowded city and move back to a small town. You don't need a metro city to live a good life. A town with good roads, hospitals, schools, restaurants, gardens, banks, a theatre and a railway station can give you almost everything you need. Less traffic, less pollution, lower living costs, less stress and more peace of mind. You can save more money, spend more time with family and actually enjoy your life instead of spending hours stuck in traffic. Stop running behind big cities if you have a choice.

I think Swiggy should add an option for customers to submit reviews with photos. This would help people judge what the product actually looks like. It’s a very basic feature to have.

Caste reservation is not about giving someone an advantage for their birth. It is about correcting generations of injustice where people were denied education, dignity and opportunities because of their caste. Everyone deserves equal opportunities, but equality cannot be achieved by ignoring unequal starting points. Reservation alone cannot fix everything, but removing it without removing caste discrimination will not create a fair society either. The goal should be a country where caste never decides anyone's future, and every person gets a fair chance to succeed.

Gujarati = Business + Masti Dussehra in Gujarat means business on another level. People will buy and sell crores worth of jalebi and fafda, enjoy hot snacks with family, and burn Ravana's effigy. For Gujaratis, every festival is also a business opportunity. And then comes Chandi Padvo in Surat, where approximately 200 tonnes of ghari are consumed in just one day. And then comes Diwali, and then Gujarati New Year. Holidays, shopping, food, meeting friends and family, and a different kind of happiness all around. For us, this is the biggest festival of the year.

I just read about the Sitapur man in UP who ended his 17 year marriage and allowed his wife to leave with her partner. But honestly, if two people no longer want to stay together, forcing them to continue a marriage makes no sense. Marriage cannot survive on pressure, social shame or fear of what relatives will say. Our society needs to stop treating divorce as a bigger shame.

Every year, I throw away so much junk, but I still don't know where all this stuff comes from. Diwali ki Safai.

99.9% of my relatives told me that I was making a mistake by choosing agriculture as my career and becoming a farmer. They said I would regret it later.

The Badlapur egg extraction racket is a reminder of how far people can go to make money by exploiting vulnerable women. When fertility becomes a business, desperate women can end up paying the price with their own health. Egg donation is not something that should be done secretly, through pressure, or without proper medical checks and informed consent. Hormonal injections and egg retrieval carry real health risks. No amount of money can justify putting women's bodies in danger. Women are not factories for producing eggs, and their poverty must never become someone else's business opportunity.

I just read about the tragic truck accident near Sheetla Mata Temple in Gwalior, and the same question comes to mind. How many more innocent lives must be lost before road safety is taken seriously in this country? Every time such a tragedy happens, there is outrage, condolences and promises. Then everything goes quiet until the next accident. Families lose their loved ones, but the system carries on as if nothing happened. What has really changed on the ground? Are dangerous roads, careless driving and weak enforcement being addressed, or do we only wake up after people die? Prayers and compensation cannot bring back the dead. We need accountability, strict enforcement and real safety measures, not another round of statements.

The internet is no longer just a tool to share information. It is a weapon to destroy reputations, divide societies and damage entire countries without firing a single bullet. Spread a lie a million times, attach it to a face or a flag, and millions may start believing it. Use the same internet to spread selective truths, fake praise and manufactured support, and you can make a failure look like a hero. The most dangerous weapon today is not the one that kills people. It is the one that controls what people believe. - A country can be made to look evil - A criminal can be made to look innocent - A good person can be turned into a villain - A propaganda can be made to look like public opinion In the digital age, controlling the narrative can be as powerful as controlling the battlefield. Not everything you see on the internet is true.

Climate action is not just about planting trees and posting green photos. It is about cleaner air, less pollution, saving water, better public transport and holding big polluters accountable. India is already facing extreme heat, floods and water shortages. Ordinary people are paying the price. Protecting the environment today means protecting our future.

Casteism in India is a disgusting reality. People are judged by their surnames, denied houses, blocked from buying property, and stopped from marrying the person they love, all because of their caste. On paper everything is okay and everyone is equal but reality is still different. If your pride comes from your caste and your power comes from keeping others down, you are not superior. You have an ugly mindset. STOP DISCRIMINATION.

I saw a signboard with a speed limit of 30, and I’m pretty sure most people don’t follow it.

I would love to see that happen, but at the same time, I don't think I would want to see it happen because if it happens, then it's already happened, and there's honestly nothing we can do about something that hasn't happened yet.

I will never buy a Thar in my life. If I get into an accident where it’s not even my fault, I feel like people will still blame me just because I’m a Thar owner. That’s the kind of image Thar owners have developed today. So, I’ll never buy a Thar.

Their billionaires are investing billions of dollars in research and coming up with unbelievable technologies and products. Android, Google, Maps, OpenAI, Tesla, and whatnot. And if you look at our billionaires, they are making thousands of crores in profit, but they spend very very little on R&D. Launching an ice cream brand is seriously the lowest. You’re a billionaire, at least put your money into building something extraordinary.

What a beautiful village. Yesterday, I visited Sevani village near Surat. Just look at the beautiful bungalows and clean roads. The village looks so clean and well developed.

These days, IAS, IPS and police officers are making too many reels with Singham-style entries, trying to show how powerful they are. The government should ban such reels in all departments. Your job is to do work, not make reels. People want to see your work, not your style. Fake products are sold everywhere in India. Many places need raids, and many criminals are still free. Instead of wasting time making reels, use that time to catch criminals. Step out of your police stations and ask people where fake products are made and sold. People can tell you a lot. We need officers who do real work, not officers who act like movie heroes on Instagram.

The new trailer for Ramayana has been released. Trust me, it will become another Adipurush. It will attract some audience, but as I said earlier, people already know the full story, so they are not too excited or interested in watching the movie. There is no real reason to watch this Ramayana except for the new characters, new theme, and VFX effects.