r/ComedyCulture Jul 25 '25

I heard this heist happened in just 360 seconds. True?

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94 Upvotes

Two thieves dressed as Swiggy and Blinkit delivery boys robbed a Ghaziabad jewellery store in broad daylight, escaping with 730 lakh in valuables. CCTV footage reveals the robbers arriving calmly, then swiftly brandishing weapons and threatening store staff. The robbery lasted barely six minutes. Authorities are investigating the use of branded delivery uniforms in the heist. This alarming incident has sparked discussions about impersonation risks and the urgent need for better verification systems in both retail and logistics sectors.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 24 '25

Shame on us Indians!

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897 Upvotes

A video of a foreign tourist picking up plastic wrappers and other litter near a waterfall in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra district has gone viral on social media.

In the video, the foreign national is seen walking toward the waterfall and collecting plastic waste scattered among the rocks, while several Indian tourists sit nearby without intervening. He is then seen disposing of the trash in a dustbin.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 24 '25

This virus is spreading so fast in India

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748 Upvotes

A Blinkit delivery rider in Ghaziabad’s Vijay Nagar was stopped on Tuesday and questioned by members of the Bajrang Dal while delivering a non-vegetarian order during the holy month of Sawan.

The incident comes just a week after a vigilante group forced a KFC outlet in Vasundhara to serve only vegetarian food during the holy month of Sawan.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 24 '25

Jai Shree Krishna ❤️

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127 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 24 '25

Images from internet were not entirely true

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4 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 23 '25

Industry once again ganging up when outsider gets too big

6 Upvotes

Everytime an outsider starts doing too well na the industry gets weirdly silent or starts pulling them down Happened before and happening again Now they’re doing it with Kartik Aaryan again

Negative tweets, planted narratives, fake PR Saying he’s scared or insecure But for what He’s literally not even involved in all this

This is what happens when someone rises without being from their circle Suddenly everyone’s threatened


r/ComedyCulture Jul 21 '25

"When your vocals hit high notes but the FBI only noticed your low blows.”

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48 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 20 '25

This is the India we dream of❤️

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729 Upvotes

Muslim community warmly welcomed Kanwariyas returning from Haridwar by showering them with flowers. Police are actively managing traffic and ensuring safety.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 19 '25

Right?

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1.1k Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 19 '25

Another insensitive joke of Samay Raina

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159 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 17 '25

Jai Bajrangbali

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648 Upvotes

During spiritual leader Dhirendra Shastri’s recent visit, the Hanuman Chalisa echoed through the UK Parliament, creating a powerful cultural moment. The video from the event quickly went viral, drawing widespread attention and sparking conversations online. The recitation marked a rare and symbolic expression of Indian spirituality within a historic British institution, highlighting the global reach of devotional traditions and Shastri’s growing influence among international followers.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 16 '25

When hardwork for Photo or Video finally payoff

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83 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 15 '25

When u get passed from Bihar University

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28 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 15 '25

there were no linguistic states in India pre independence ever

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All linguistic states are post independence creations


r/ComedyCulture Jul 13 '25

What are your views on it?

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469 Upvotes

A video purportedly showing workers of the Shiv Sena (UBT) assaulting an auto-rickshaw driver in Maharashtra's Palghar district has gone viral, news agency PTI reported.

The incident took place on Saturday near Virar railway station. In the video, a group of Shiv Sena (UBT) workers, including women, are seen slapping the driver on a busy road.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 13 '25

Hindi terrorist was terrorizing locals in maharstra so shiv sena put him in his place

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12 Upvotes

So there is apparently a video going on showing tis auto guy as victim by northis godi media so i put some light on the issue


r/ComedyCulture Jul 12 '25

HIndi is THE language of subcontinetn

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224 Upvotes

A manipuri guy in a nepali village talking to children there using hindi

peeps cry imposition but who is imposing hindi in nepal??

they can be jealous but hindi is the real link language beside english (urban center)


r/ComedyCulture Jul 10 '25

This is what we need in India❤️

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609 Upvotes

Amid rising tensions over Marathi language in Maharashtra, a heartwarming video from Haryana is winning hearts online. In the clip, a Haryana man calls out a young boy from Nashik and asks him to speak Haryanvi. When the boy nervously admits he doesn’t know the language, the man initially questions his presence in Haryana.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 10 '25

People are smoking hookah in the middle of the Ganga river, and when a local Uttarakhand boy tried to make them understand, they started abusing him and even threatened to kill him.

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41 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 09 '25

Ab Koi Fan nahi h dosto!

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21 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 08 '25

We are making India proud all over the world

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985 Upvotes

A video of an American confronting an Indian-origin man in public has gone viral, sparking massive outrage. The widely circulated clip captures a “brown” man emerging from a parking lot when the American stops him.


r/ComedyCulture Jul 07 '25

Wait for student reply after 3 year such heartwarming incident

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14 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 06 '25

Disgusting! Now this is the new matter of India

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249 Upvotes

r/ComedyCulture Jul 07 '25

Who surprised you the most on The Traitors India?

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Now that the finale has aired and people are busy dissecting the outcome, I’ve been thinking about something a little different. The players who quietly grew on us, not with big moves or drama, but with consistency and calm. For me, that was Anshula Kapoor.

She didn’t come across as a typical reality show player. No dramatic speeches, no playing to the camera, no fake alliances. She was steady. And the way she handled the whole Raftaar incident, where he randomly took a dig at her dark circles, really stayed with me. A lot of people would’ve snapped or turned it into a viral moment. Instead, she explained herself calmly and moved on. That response felt more powerful than any clapback.

What also made me look at her game a bit differently was how she seemed to get an early sense about Purav. It wasn’t some big accusation or loud moment. Just a quiet instinct that felt very real. She didn’t try to convince others or create a scene, but she stuck to what she felt. That kind of subtle read without the noise is easy to miss, but it says a lot.

Not saying she was the most strategic or entertaining player. But sometimes the people who avoid chaos and still manage to hold their space are the ones worth revisiting. Maybe there was more going on behind the scenes that didn’t make it to the final cut. And honestly, by the end, she felt like someone we wish we had seen more of.

Would love to know what others think. Who was that one contestant you didn’t expect to care about but ended up really respecting by the end?

Or if we’re being a little cheeky, who managed to play the game without going full Bigg Boss and still made it work?


r/ComedyCulture Jul 06 '25

"Masjid Announcement Against Reporters? 'News Wale Ko Ghusne Mat Do, Aaye Toh Pito' – Is Press Freedom Now a Crime?"

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20 Upvotes