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Aqua Tofana- A Deadly makeup which has killed over 600 men in 17th century, Italy.   Meet Guilia Tofana who poisoned makeup which killed over 600 men throughout Italy Aqua Tofana was a deadly poison which widely used in Naples, Perugia, and Rome. Italy, during the early 17th century . Guilia Tofana , from Palermo, was running a huge business with her daughter for over 50 years selling the deadly concoction(Aqua Tofana) helping married women to kill their Husbands. It was a time when women didn't have any rights or protection, it was a time when domestic violence or marital rapes were not a thing there was no law against it, women were objects, they just have to look pretty and follow the rules and regulation that men have decided. again divorce was not a thing, husbands beat their wives and didn't face any consequences and poor wives didn't have an option or place where they seek justice from but some of them made an option and that is to kill their husbands . W...

Tarey Bhir Tarey Bhir is a beautiful, cliff overlooking the lower ranges of Darjeeling and Kalimpong range of the Himalayas. It is situated at a height of around 10,000 feet, located in a small hamlet near Sadam The  mesmerizing beauty of the landscape at Tarey Bhir in addition to that a minimal number of tourists make it a worth visiting place Reason to visit It is a long walkway which gives a thrilling trek trip, those who love trekking, exploring this is the best place to stop by  The scenic beauty is just jaw-dropping The long pathway which goes downhill from there your walk begins, the whole pathway is built on top of a mountain that is covered with bottle green pines on one side and another side is covered by grasses, mosses, and small shrubs. It is Reminiscent of the great wall of china. The walkway leads you to the cliff offering a flying view of the surrounding Himalayan ranges. You can also see the Kalimpong and Darjeeling hills from there, it also offers an amaz...

Laapataa Ladies: A Refreshing Satire on Deep-Rooted Societal Norms In a delightful twist of fate, Kiran Rao's "Laapataa Ladies" takes audiences on a humorous yet thought-provoking journey through the complexities of rural India, cleverly unraveling deep-seated societal norms and expectations. The story kicks off with the accidental swap of two young brides during a train journey, leading to a series of comical and chaotic events that challenge the status quo. Storyline and Direction: Rao, known for her haunting directorial debut "Dhobi Ghat," returns after 14 years with a sharp satire that explores themes of women empowerment, education, and equality without veering into preachiness. Her direction effortlessly blends humor with poignant social commentary, creating a narrative that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. Character Dynamics and Performances: The ensemble cast delivers standout performances, with Nitanshi Goel and Pratibha Ratna shining as the ...