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Are we barking up the wrong tree?

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T V Ramachandran
"Chalo, picture dekthe hein” is a sentence that has withstood the test of time. In 2019 though, it sets forth a different sequence of events compared to a decade ago. Now, most likely, it results in a group chat about whether to go to a movie theatre or watch a movie or show over a streaming service. If the decision is to go to the theatre, someone usually looks for show timings online, and books tickets on BookMyShow. A few might travel by Ola or Uber cabs to get to the destination. Did the event even happen if a group
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