BTS Army 💜 | Aliens of Bombay

“I met him in the comments of an Army fan page… I was ‘fighting’ with strangers online, and then suddenly, there was this message: ‘Fauji this side… would you like to talk?’ I thought it was a scam, but somehow, I replied. We met for the first time 25 days later in Mhow, Madhya Pradesh. I still remember – horror film tickets in hand, eating pizza, me gossiping about my college to him. That was our first date. He was so patient, just listening and I found myself falling for him without even notic

“My grandfather served in the Army, and Dad served in the Navy. So, growing up in a defence family, I was taught to lead a disciplined life. Education was paramount for us, and having inherited that from my family, I worked hard in school. I was even a merit list holder in my 12th boards, ranking 2nd in the state for Arts and 1st for French. And after completing my education, I was gunning for a career in marketing. Little did I know… life had other plans! But before we get into that, let’s rewi

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In the 1980s, late-night street food in Mumbai, known as Bombay then, was a vibrant mix of familiar favorites like Vada Pav and Bhel Puri, along with the emerging trend of Indianised Chinese food and classic non-vegetarian options such as kebabs and seekh. Vendors often used simple ingredients, serving dishes with spicy chutneys and fresh bread, creating a bustling, aromatic atmosphere, especially near iconic locations like Marine Drive and in neighborhoods with a strong cultural presence. Popul