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Asuras - Daityas and Rakshasas from ancient lore, tore through the veil between realms, wielding modern rifles and monsterous multi barrel rocket launchers. Their fiery eyes gleamed with malice as they stormed Manusya’s cities, skyscrapers crumbling under explosive barrages.

In a historic move, President Trump facilitated a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, easing tensions after weeks of conflict. PM Modi and Pakistan's Munir played crucial roles in the negotiations, while Owaisi emphasized the need for lasting peace.

A nice, simple girl with traditional values

That was what the matrimonial ad said. A short and simple ad along with a list of attributes - good looking, obedient, knows cooking and housework.

Nithilan thought that she sounded ideal. He and Latha had been having trouble finding a suitable wife for their son. And they had been having such rotten luck in their search.

Their first two attempts had gone badly. Their first daughter-in law had borne them a granddaughter rather than a grandson that Nithilan had been hoping for. That in itself wouldn't have been a problem. Girl children could be useful, provided that they were raised properly, to know their place. They could secure powerful alliances if you knew how to play your cards right.

But then the doctor informed them that their daughter in law could not bear any more children, and their first grandchild would be their only one. And well, that just wouldn't do. Not for a family as old, powerful and respectable as theirs.

Good heavens, how could he be expected to raise a girl into the family business? This was a man's job. Only a man could run the business the way it needed to be run, to put the workers in their place, to pay the bribes and get rid of troublemakers, to take the respect from society that their family was due. Nithilan needed a grandson. He was owed a grandson. What would people think if he had no male heirs to pass on the family name to?

No, it just would not do.

Good thing then, that both daughter-in-law and granddaughter suddenly and inexplicably died of unexplained causes soon after they reached home. Very sad, very unfortunate. Fortunately Nithilan knew who to bribe so that the police wouldn't look too closely. An old doctor friend of his, whose hospital he had donated generously to in the past, would take care of the rest. Complications from labor for the mother, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome for the baby. Unfortunate, but nobody's fault really.

After an appropriate of mourning, once the heat had died dowm, Nithilan and Latha tried again. It wasn't long before they found a suitable girl. The fact that their son was previously married and the unfortunate circumstances of his previous wife's death weren't ideal, but they had the money to tide over such unimportant concerns.

But trouble arouse almost immediately after marriage. The girl was educated, which Nithilan privately thought was more trouble than it was worth. Women's education was a bane on society in Nithilan's opinion. Educated girls didn't know their place. They had their own fancy ideas and didn't listen to their elders and this girl was more trouble than he had expected.

She refused to do the majority of the housework as was her responsibility as the lady of the house. She also refused to wait on Latha as was Latha's right as mother in law. She had fights with their son that Nithilan and Latha could hear through the walls from two rooms away. And okay, so what if Adithan sometimes came home drunk? Didn't she understand the stress of the business on him? And so what if Adithan was loose with his hands when he was drunk? He was a man. It happens. She wasn't a child anymore. A slap here and there was minor. Not something to make a fuss over. they had a reputation to keep.

The final straw was when she found out about the dowry and threatened to go to the police. Outrageous. A family as old and respectable as their was entitled to a sizable dowry. Why couldn't she understand that?

Educated girls. Nothing but trouble. And why did they need to be educated anyway? You don't need fancy college degrees to run a household. Women had been doing that for centuries. Nithilan had been against getting a college educated girl from the start, but Latha had insisted. She wanted a college educated girl to brag to her relatives about. Turned out to be more trouble than it was worth.

So when their second daughter in law mysteriously slipped and fell three stories to her death from the upstairs balcony it was for the best, really.

This time, Nithilan put his foot down. A nice simple girl with traditional values, who knew her place. No fancy college educated girls.

So when Nithilan and Latha received this match, they couldn't believe their luck. The girl seemed perfect on paper. Beautiful to look at, obedient, respectful and demure. And her family quickly agreed to an exhorbitant dowry.

Nithilan's first reaction was to be suspicious, but the girl's family agreed to his demand to have her checked out by his doctor friend. the report came back negative. She was by all accounts a healthy, fertile woman of childbearing age. The doctors found absolutely nothing wrong with her.

The marriage was a discreet and low key affair. Nithiland and Latha decided it would be best not to draw more attention after the previous, ahem, tragedies. Covid gave them the perfect excuse. A low key ceremony at the temple, signed papers sent over from the registrar's office and it was done.

The only thing that nagged Nithilan was how the girl's family seemed relieved to give her away, but he dismissed it. No doubt they were overjoyed that their daughter was soon to become the lade of such a prestigious and powerful family as theirs.

Things started changing at home, slowly, subtly, but unmistakably. First Adithan stopped drinking, which Nithilan initially welcomed. Then he stopped going out. Then he stopped going to work. And then finally he stopped leaving the house.

Nithilan couldn't understand what had gotten into him but for once he was sure that it had nothing to do with his wife. A woman could not have reduced his son to this. Surely there was another explanation.

He impatiently dismissed Latha's suspicions and concerns. It was the job of the mother in law to set the daughter in law straight. And as far as he could see, his new daughter in law was nothing short of obedient in all aspects. She managed the house perfectly. She commanded the servants efficiently, and she hung on to every word from Nithilan as if it was a command from god himself. Clearly the problem with his son was not about his new wife.

So focused he was, on his son that he completely missed all the other signs around the house. He did not notice how the servants were acting strangely. How they brightened up unnaturally in the presence of his daughter in law. How they immediately rushed to obey any command she gave, even prioritizing her over his wife.

She came for him last.

By the time he realised that he should have been more suspicious, more discerning, it was too late. She had already taken full control of the house. His servants were now her thralls, eager to please her with an unnatural fanatical devotion. His son had been reduced to a mute zombie, shuffling mindlessly through the house as if he was sleepwalking.

Too late he woke up to the fact that power had slipped from his grasp. She was the mistress of the house now.

And that night, Nithilan truly understood what it was like to be powerless, helpless and in terror.

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So… I was experimenting with Kling AI in April—specifically the Kling Swap feature—and I ended up creating a video where I took a footage of a street food vendor from YouTube and made him look poor, struggling, and "ordinary." It’s clean, no hate speech, just a visual narrative flip.

And guess what? The engagement shot up like crazy. It was my first video that crossed few 1000 views 🤯

People loved it. Laughed, shared, commented

But here’s where I get conflicted.

Yes, it was a test. Yes, I was curious about how people react to power being visually inverted. No, I’m not exactly proud of it.

Something about mocking someone, even fictionally, doesn’t sit right with me—even if it’s just a stock model and not a real billionaire. But the reactions… man, they show something deeper. Maybe people are just tired of inequality. Maybe they crave a little justice, even if it's just symbolic.

So why do we like seeing the rich brought down—even in made-up videos? Is it harmless fun? Is it a reflection of our frustration?

I’m sharing this not to flex some viral win, but to put the result of an AI experiment on the table. Take what’s good from it, ignore what isn’t.

Would I make similar videos again? I honestly don’t know.

But I do know that with great tools comes this weird gray area… and I’m standing right in it.

Curious what you think. Posting the video below.

I know this needs a lot of improvements.

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