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Knock Knock Boys: A Queer Asian Lens

I didn't watch Knock Knock Boys as it was airing, because it didn't really seem like the kind of show I'd be into. However, this post by @lurkingshan and @waitmyturtles' enthusiastic recommendation convinced me to give it a shot. Having binged the entirety of the series in a day, I can say that the show was an absolute delight to watch.

I've seen plenty of people talking about how wonderfully sex positive the show was, so I'm not going to bother with going too much into it, but I will say that the drama clearly showed the kind of sex education and awareness that is desperately needed around the world. I also really liked how Lukpeach and Latte were the ones responsible for pretty much all of the sex education in the show. It was very realistic in that, in my experience, it's extremely common for teenagers and young adults to get a majority of their knowledge about sex from their friends and the internet. The show had a very clear message about the importance of talking freely about sex with younger generations, because the taboo on the topic only harms teenagers in the long run.

Now, besides that, there was one more issue that I thought the show did wonderfully: it showed how asian kids are often hesitant to discuss things with their parents because they assume the worst in the beginning. I'm having some trouble articulating this, because it's such an abstract, ingrained concept to me, so forgive me if this is incoherent. I'm also generalizing my experience as an Indian, so please do correct me if I'm wrong here. That being said, having been raised in a society that values respect and listening to elders without question, discussing alternate ideas with parents can be a very difficult thing for most of us. It's easy to assume what parents would say to an idea and decide that trying to convince them otherwise is a task that is either futile or requires too much energy.

The best way I can describe is that the mindset becomes "It's better to ask for forgiveness if you get caught instead of asking for permission straight away". For example, had Almond asked his mother if he could stay with three other guys, she would've most definitely flat out refused, since she would've had a lot of preconceived notions about the idea. But, because Almond is able to show her that he's happy as he was, she was perfectly fine with him continuing to stay with the others. I think that's the hallmark of most asian parents, they want us to be happy but they're convinced that they know what kind of life will make us happy. They did something similar with Peak and his father, but my feelings on that are a little more complex, so we'll come back to this.

Peak and Thanwa, man. I loved Latte and Almond but these two just stole the show for me. I know some people felt frustrated with Peak's dallying and hesitance, but I just felt so sad for him, and something about his situation just hit very close to home. And Seng, the actor that he is. One particular moment that stuck with me was the scene when he leaned against the door while Jumper attacked Max. I must've rewatched that moment half a dozen times, because his acting was impeccable. I will say, I wish that they'd given us a better resolution on the arc after Max, but those are mostly minor quibbles. What I really wanted to talk about was the arc with Peak's father. Peak gathering the courage to tell his father with the support from his found family was beautiful. The scene at Knock Knock House the day before Peak left was one of the most magnificent, emotionally charged scenes I've seen in asian ql in a while. Coming from a societ wherein arranged marriage is the norm, the storyline hit hard in all the right places.

But. I did not love the resolution of the arc. I think we've had some conversation about how some shows try to be both in the bubble and out of the bubble simultaneously, and the last two episodes of the show felt a little like that. From what we knew about the father, it felt almost too easy for him to simply accept everything right away. There should have been some struggle for reconciliation. I know that the show has a theme of assumptions and lack of communication disrupting parent-child relationships, but in this case how fast they move on just seems unrealistic. My cynicism aside, even if we assume that the father wasn't homophobic, there should've been more of a conversation on the breaking of the engagement! The social implications, the father asking him why he didn't say anything for so long, Jane's involvement (how did the father know that she knew about this?). The only argument I can see against this is that the father, while initially put off by the revelation, chose to act otherwise to support his son. But then, he most likely wouldn't have insisted they take his car. And there still should've been some sort of a conversation about the engagement. Arranged marriages have a purpose; it's to provide financial and social security. I find it extremely hard to believe that a father who arranged a marriage for his son wouldn't have so much as discuss the implications of being gay with him. They tried to have the engagement have consequences with the wedding banquet, but the resolution for that really only made it worse. This is cynical of me, but I simply cannot suspend my disbelief enough to believe that the entire wedding party was perfectly happy with the turn of events. This whole resolution just seemed out of place in a show that was otherwise so wonderfully grounded in reality while still being absolutely hilarious. I think, if the show had done something a little more similar to GAP, it would've felt more realistic.

All of that aside, I really did enjoy watching the show. It was hilarious and heartwarming, and the characters were absolutely wonderful. The resolution of the final arc did drag it down a little, but I would be lying if I said that watching two queer couples get to celebrate their relationships with their community didn't warm my heart at all (Also, side note- Jane having a girlfriend was a brilliant subversion). All in all, it's a great series. It definitely felt like something new and fresh compared to the kind of qls that I've been watching lately.

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Milk baths and bad smells

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Gullak, Kota Factory and Panchayat are the holy trinity of Indian OTT shows and you cannot change my mind.

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So My plan for world domination is that I'll draw

And then uh

Yeah

No so hear me out

I'm gonna conquer one side with indian lolis. Because the lahenga and sari leave so much waist exposed, it's super easy to just... tailor the clothes a little to expose more

And then I'll conquer the other side by drawing yaoi

And then I can conquer the ones nobody wanna conquer because they're a detriment to society by making an alt account, canceling myself, and then fixing my own art

And slowly, Indian aesthetics will subconsciously seep into everyone's minds and then my culture will be popular and more people will draw it because it's pretty

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THAT'S HOW THE FIRST JOSHDONNA KISS HAPPENS????????????

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Ed Sheeran To Tour In India In 2025; Details Inside

Ed Sheeran's back, and this time, he's conquering India with his '+ - = ÷ x' Tour! From Pune to Delhi, get ready for an acoustic adventure. Mark your calendars for the ticket sales!

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every time I talk about historical context with potc I need to put a disclaimer, but there’s something very haunting about the way Elizabeth’s, Will’s, and James’ personal journeys all coincide with the piracy act (which granted colonial governors the authority to hang pirates on site instead of sending them back to England). how many pirates must have made the Atlantic crossing in the opposite direction before them. how it’s not ultimately law and Englishness and Moral Righteousness that destroys the pirates, but commerce.

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i appreciate it when people from anglican countries say that they shouldn't assume that people from non-anglican countries who live in their countries will have a stereotypical accent from their native countries. but sometimes i will encounter people acting like accents simply do not exist and that is very funny to me. ''why does this character who has newly arrived to america from korea have a stereotypical korean accent that's kinda racist :/'' bestie idk how to tell you this but somebody who has lived in korea their entire life has a stereotypical korean accent T_T

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We going to Queens!! Home of a certain Web-Head, perhaps the most culturally diverse place in the world, and the best borough! (I'm from Queens btw lol)

YESSSSSSS I'm excited about Queens! The research I've been doing about your borough for the fic makes me grumbly that I didn't do more visiting when I lived close (lol 'close' - 2 hours away in good traffic, but STILL) enough that I could visit. Like holy shit, just the food variety alone in, like you said, the most culturally diverse place in the world all packed into one borough. I desperately want to go and eat everything, shop, explore, see some festivals. Your parks are gorgeous too and you have the GIANT GLOBE THING I ALWAYS SAW ON TV so at least fic-wise I have lots of indoor-outdoor options whereas that's a little limited in Hell's Kitchen LOL.

Peter loving and wanting to just help and take care of his neighborhood makes a ton of sense. This is a good place; I'll have to find more reasons for Jane to wander over.

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Coldplay's Mumbai, Ahmedabad live shows open up India’s doors to concert economy

When Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke of the “concert economy” following the success of British rock band, Coldplay in India, it was a clear indication of the opportunity in the form of a huge market. India has hosted live shows for at least four decades but just the scale of Coldplay stands out and remains unprecedented. Easily, the most important takeaway is the fact that distance was not a…

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Innovative Content Ideas for Engaging Community Radio Programs

Creating captivating and engaging content is the lifeblood of any Community Radio Station (CRS). It’s the magic that transforms your station from a simple broadcast into a beloved community staple. But what keeps listeners tuning in and, more importantly, feeling connected to your station? The answer lies in continuous innovation and deep community involvement. From educational programs to…

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No Train Coach is Safe from a Family of EVIL Bandits. "Kill" reviewed! (Lionsgate / 4K UHD and Standard Blu-ray)

Get Your “Kill” on! 4K UHD and Standard Blu-ray Available at Amazon! Captain Amrit of India’s National Security Guard boards a commuter train to stop the arranged marriage of his true love, Tulika.  As the two lovers reunite and promise each other to one another, a large family of thieves hijack the coach cars to loot the passengers.  Amrit and fellow captain and friend Verish fight to protect…

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Season 3 of Fabulous Lives v/s Bollywood Wives will air on Netflix on October 18, with Kalyani Saha Chawla, Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, and Shalini Passi joining the show.

Prepare for your favorite ensemble's much-anticipated return to Netflix on October 18, along with a new twist! The series, which stars Bhavana Panday, Maheep Kapoor, Neelam Kothari Soni, and Seema Kiran Sajdeh, is ready to premiere its latest part, Fabulous Lives v/s Bollywood Wives. This season offers an interesting mix as new faces join the current cast.

Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, a Bollywood legend, joins the ranks, as do fashionista and philanthropist Shalini Passi and Kalyani Saha Chawla. They are ready to shake things up in this spectacular showdown. The dynamics are bound to shift when these three women from the capital grab the spotlight, providing a new level of excitement and rivalry.

Viewers can expect an exciting study of opposing lifestyles and personalities as the seasoned Bollywood spouses compete against their newbies. The continuous rivalry between Mumbai and Delhi provides an interesting backdrop for this series. As the original Bollywood ladies square off against their counterparts from the north, the age-old controversy over which city reigns supreme takes center stage. Audiences will witness not only a war for glamor, but also a conflict of ideals, experiences, and perspectives.

The new season promises to be far from dull, with vibrant interactions, unexpected alliances, and, of course, plenty of stunning costumes that reflect each woman's distinct personality.

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Discover The Perfect Home Decoration Showpiece To Match Your Style

Unveil the charm of finding a home decoration showpiece that perfectly complements your style. From captivating show piece for living room to exquisite floor lamp for living room, explore table decor items and decorating items for living room to discover the essence of home decor India. Explore the art of creating an enchanting ambience that reflects your unique taste and personality.

Master The Art Of Home Decoration: Tips To Choose The Perfect Showpiece

Transform your home into a masterpiece with expert tips for choosing the perfect show piece for living room. Enhance your living room with captivating home decoration showpiece and complement them with a stylish floor lamp for living room. Explore an array of decorating items and table decor items to add charm and personality to your space. Discover the essence of home decor India and unlock the art of creating a stunning ambience in your home.

1. Aesthetics Amplified: Selecting Showpieces That Inspire

Use showpieces to add pops of colour or complement existing colour schemes.Place a vibrant abstract painting on a neutral-coloured wall, or use colourful glazed pottery as decorative accents.

Select decorating items for living room that harmonize well with the surrounding furniture and decor. Avoid overcrowding spaces with oversized or too many showpieces. For a large open shelf, you can display a set of smaller decorative ceramic figurines or a collection of small art prints in coordinating frames.

2. Harmonising Hues: Matching Colours And Themes

When creating a display, take into account the room's theme and colour scheme to make a cohesive look. Use pieces that match your room's aesthetic. For a bohemian-themed room, use decorative items with a natural and earthy feel, such as a macrame wall hanging, woven basket, and potted plants.

Create visual interest by incorporating contrasting colours in your display. Use items with colours opposite each other on the colour wheel to create a high-contrast look. Place a yellow vase next to a purple platter or bright pink coasters next to a green vase.

3. Focal Point Mastery: Creating Visual Impact

Select a standout item that will serve as the focal point of the room. Hang a large, vibrant painting above your fireplace or position a unique sculptural piece in the centre of a room.

Place an oversized mirror above a console table in an entryway as decorating items for living room or hang a gallery wall of varying-sized frames as a focal point on a feature wall.

4. Material Matters: Exploring Texture And Finishes

Explore patterns like geometric designs, floral motifs, or abstract prints to add a visual texture element to your space. Incorporate patterned pillows or curtains with textured surfaces to create an impactful statement.

Incorporate contrasting textures to create an interesting and balanced composition. Contrast smooth, shiny surfaces with rough, matte finishes for a visually compelling result. Display a glossy ceramic vase alongside a matte concrete sculpture or place a smooth glass vase on a rough wooden tabletop.

5. Artful Arrangement: Curating A Cohesive Display

Place a tall vase next to a stack of books and a smaller decorative object to create a varied height display on a shelf or a mantel.

Create a display of blue and white ceramic vases, paired with coordinating pillows and artwork, to create a cohesive colour scheme in a living room.

Unveiling The Alluring: Trends in Home Decor Showpieces

Step into the world of captivating decorating items for living room. From modern sculptures to intricate wall art, explore the latest trends that add charm and elegance to your living space. Create a captivating ambience that reflects your unique style and personality.

1. Nature's Bounty: Seek Inspiration From Natural Elements

This home decor trend draws inspiration from the beauty of natural elements. One such example is the Radiance of Nature Ceramic Showpiece and Serveware. Crafted with intricate details, these pieces emulate the elegance of flora and fauna. Featuring earthy hues and organic textures, they seamlessly blend into any interior style, adding a touch of serenity and bringing the outdoors inside. 

2. Cultural Embodiment: Explore Artisanal Pieces From Different Cultures

The cultural embodiment trend in home decor embraces the exploration of artisanal pieces from diverse cultures. A stunning example of this trend is the Tranquility Inspiring Buddha Showpiece for Table - Set of 2. These meticulously crafted showpieces showcase the beauty and serenity of Buddha sculptures. Incorporating such artisanal pieces allows you to celebrate and appreciate the rich heritage and artistry of different cultures in your home.

3. Unexpected Finds: Look Beyond Traditional Stores For Unique Showpieces

This home decor trend encourages exploration beyond traditional stores to discover unique and striking showpieces. One such example is the Timekeeper's Treasure Metal Wall Clock Panel. This industrial-inspired piece adds a touch of elegance to any space with its intricate metalwork. Sourcing decor from unconventional sources gives homes character and personality. 

4. Travel Souvenirs: Bring Home Unique Pieces From Your Adventures

Travel souvenirs is a trending theme in home decor, encouraging people to bring back unique pieces from their adventures. An excellent example of this trend is the Orbital Odyssey Resin Decorative Showpiece - Black. This eye-catching piece captures the essence of exploration and discovery with its swirling patterns and cosmic vibes. Each souvenir carries memories and stories, infusing your space with a sense of wanderlust. 

5. Personal Storytelling: Find Showpieces That Reflect Your History And Interests

Personal storytelling is a captivating trend in home decor that encourages individuals to find showpieces that reflect their history and interests. An exceptional example of this trend is The Jaipur Royal Elephant Family Table Decoration Showpiece. By incorporating showpieces like this into your home decor, you are not only adding visual appeal but also sharing a part of your personal journey and passions.

With a wide range of options available, you can discover the perfect home decoration showpiece to match your unique style. From floor lamp for living room to table decor items, there are plenty of decorating items for your living room. Explore home decor India for inspiration and elevate your space with stunning accents. What type of home decoration showpiece will perfectly complement your living room style?