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CRB Tech Reviews write about the special episode where Twinkle Khanna revealed about hubby Akshay Kumar on the Karan Johar’s show

In their first small screen appearance on Karan Johar’s show Twinkle made huge revelations and even said that Dimple Kapadia actually thought Akshay was a gay.OMG!

The first episode with Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt left us all laughing and the second one gonna make you leave pretty shocked. The guest for the second episode was star couple Twinkle Khanna and Akshay Kumar. Twinkle talked about her Bollywood career and about her successful love story.

Here are the 6 shocking revelations:

Twinkle came very clear when she was asked about the Levi’s ‘unbutton’ controversy. Twinkle cleared the air that she did it on Akshay’s insistence and it was only the top button. The following day, Akshay was receiving his Padma Shri and Dimple called and told Twinkle that police was looking for her owing to the act. Even people pee on the wall with their danglers out and it was only she who got arrested and got a bail at Rs. 500 fine.

It was Twinkle who was first got the offer for the role of Tina in the film Kuch Kuch Hota Hai as she was Karan’s best friend. But the actress did not like the role and eventually, it went to Rani. And to mention it is considered among Rani’s best movies till date and Mrs. Funnybones takes the credit.

Twinkle and Karan grew up as childhood buddies. During their schooling, Karan had a crush on Twinkle but for a brief period. Twinkle also added that the reason was she had a moustache then and a testosterone of level 11, which was equal to any man. To this Karan became speechless and Akshay laughed out his heart.

Though this star couple have the Bollywood industry relationship goals, but their relationship started as a fling. Twinkle came out of a long relationship and was in no mood to commit. She only wanted a fling of 15 days but got married and now completed 15 years of blissful marriage. CRB Tech Reviews congratulate.

The story goes this way, Akshay wanted to marry Twinkle but she had some Bollywood dreams, but when Mela flopped, Akshay’s luck shined. But things were not easy as Dimple thought Akshay to be a gay and instructed both of them to live together and then the rest could be seen.

Twinkle did lots of research on Akshay’s family background. Not in terms of money but in terms of his family health. She wanted to marry primarily to have kids and wanted to ensure that the family don’t have any genetic diseases. This method was even recommended by Akshay Kumar. I think this is a very wise and practical approach and can be taken as advice for who are planning to tie knots.

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A good quality that I have is... I think. I study. I am open-minded. I am inquisitive. A bad quality I have is... I over think a lot. I believe what I over think most about is human behavior. This prompted me to major in Forensic Psychology in college because I am utterly fascinated by why people believe what they do, and why they do what they do. The media is probably what intrigues me most, namely social media. 

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, blogs, etc. enable news and opinions to reach large audiences in an expeditious amount of time. This is helpful and convenient, but it is also disheartening. Everyone voices their opinion on articles, pictures, statuses-- and anyone can say whatever they want. They can also do this anonymously or behind a fake avatar. 

The older I get, the more I pay attention to the worlds [media] opinion on women. I see a plethora of comments degrading women as they grow older and/or after having children. The stigmas are endless: women are only beautiful and desirable in their youth, women are only taken seriously if they look and dress a certain way, women need to ensure they engage in this and this to please a man or else he will leave or cheat. My list could go on (to no ones surprise). Being young and blissful enabled me to never give a prolonged thought about these opinions, but now that I am getting older, I find myself disgusted at times by things I read. 

Below are just a few statements I have heard or read on media outlets, social media, and/or have been said about me personally:

I read and see things written like this everyday. The media and the world is hard on everyone: men, women, black, white, young, and old. Everyone has issues they encounter on a daily basis-- no race or gender is exempt. Comments and posts about women just hit me specifically because, well I am one. Due to todays prodigious amounts of news outlets, magazines, television and reality shows, social media platforms, and so on, it is more imperative to know your worth and define yourself and value by your own standards.

Part of the reason why I am so adamant about finding happiness within yourself and firmly believe happiness is a choice, is because of how these degrading and disheartening opinions are voiced. Maybe the world has always been this way, but due the readily accessible information and opinions about everything, it is easier to see it.

This has made me come to the realization that I need to be strong.

How profound that must sound, right?

I realize I need to be stronger than I initially thought. I truly need to realize and know my worth. This is me "practicing what I preach write". If I feel like others need to know their worth, I first have to know my own.

Here are thoughts I have on issues that I feel hit me directly: 

Men are so much sexier with age; yet women just become ugly, crazy, and undesirable. This scares me. I am 25 years old and I want to find my life partner just as much as anyone else. However, I do not know when that will happen nor do I feel as if this is something I would ever want to rush or settle for. Nor is it something I feel like my life needs to revolve around. Due to the fact that I am growing older, will that make me become less desirable? Do I need to rush out and find someone now so I do not die alone? 

I know my worth: I am more than a body. I am more than skin. Just because I have not settled down does not mean I am undesirable and/or crazy; it just means I have not found the right person yet. It means that I take relationships and marriage seriously, and I would rather be alone that settle for anything less that what feels meant for me. It shows that I can be alone and be OK until the time is right.

I hope that one day those qualities will be able to triumph the wrinkles I may have on my face.

 Because I enjoy wearing makeup, I look like a "hooker" and will never be taken seriously. Why does makeup appear to so easily define a persons morals or values? If one wears makeup they must be covering insecurities or trying to hide themselves. If one wears too much makeup, they have to be sleazy, easy, and stupid. 

Sexy is subjective; that is the best thing about it. Sexy does not have to mean nudity or sex. Sexy also means appealing and/or exciting. I find makeup sexy, and it it something I enjoy. I know I look fine without it. I look younger without it, and I do not always wear it. I consider makeup an art and my face a canvas. Makeup is how I express myself. This stigma that comes with wearing makeup, tattoos, piercings, and/or colorful hair (for example when I had red streaks) is frustrating. Just because a woman enjoys feeling sexy and/or wearing makeup does not mean she lacks morals, values, and a brain. This may sound absolutely unheard of, but it is entirely possible to have all of those qualities. 

This when I have to know my worth. I know that I am more than the makeup on my face-- and sure, I could change it... but then I would be changing something that I love to do, and express myself with, so the world will look at me differently. I refuse to do that, so I have to be strong, understand the judgement and stereotype that comes along with it, and know my worth. I can only hope that maybe by reading my words, someone out there will judge someone less critically because they have a different physical appearance. 

Cheating is the norm these days. It just happens -- we see it so often that it is not a big deal anymore. Because of social media, lines are so easily crossed with inappropriate picture comments, posted pictures, and private messages. For anyone married, in a relationship, or battling this: know you worth. If there is ever something that that can make you feel so worthless, its being cheated on. Am I not beautiful enough? Am I not desirable? Do I not do enough? Why did I cause someone to engage in this behavior? Its not you, its them. Men and women who are labeled as the most beautiful on earth have been cheated on. Sometimes people are selfish. Sometimes people make compulsive decisions without thinking of the consequences. That is not your problem; its theirs. That is when you have to remember to know your worth.

To be frank, relationships in the day and age really do scare me. So often people never seemed satisfied. So often people to seem to only care about sex -- the quantity of partners seem to matter; not the quality, chemistry, and connection someone has with one person. We can easily keep in touch with ex-partners, share racy photos of ourselves to strangers, secretly text on applications that hide phone numbers... it is so easy in this world to not be in love or take relationships and vows seriously. If you put your heart and soul into someone, and it is not reciprocated, you deserve better because you obviously value the relationship your in. Value is worth, and your worth is more than that.

Those are just a few of the issues I am touching on, because the stigmas people attach to issues similar to those above are endless. This blog post could go on for days. This is just the beginning of my understanding of growing older. 

It is hard to change the way that people think. Often times voicing your opinion on matters is similar to speaking to a brick wall. Though we can not always change the way that someone thinks, acts, and/or feels about us, we can always know our own worth. That is what has helped and is still helping me overcome  unrealistic expectations, judgement, and stereotypes that I have personally encountered throughout my life.

If you are going through a hard time, if someone is making you feel less than you are, or if you read something is immensely discouraging; remember your worth. Before you consider media standards and others opinions... know who you are, what you stand for, and what you work hard for in life - that is your worth.

Problems are the innate part of life! In this blog topic CRB Tech Reviews will discuss the potential of mind to do away with the problems and for that you need to know how to get out of negative feelings.

Problems vary person to person and the cause are also different. Let’s say my problem is my mood. I might want to be happy yet some negative feelings get way into.

Now it is to wonder what is the cause of the problems or the negative feelings. It could be lack of sleep. Too much bad junkies. Time of the monthly cycle. Too much sodas or caffeine. Those words of my spouse, co-worker,friend, many to mention. Nope!that’s not the reason. They are mere triggers, and we in in this hotchpotch. 

So what could be the reason? Well that’s the habits of mind. You might have the good intentions and desires to change your mind state, but until your habit of mind changes, you can’t get away with your problems.

Now what is Reality?

To explain that let me paraphrase the teachings of E-Squared: Nine Do-It-Yourself Energy Experiments That Prove Your Thoughts Create Your Reality Paperback authored by Pam Grout: 

E=MC^2 that says energy=matter and matter=energy. 

Matter is mere potential energy. 

All energy, which includes self, are connected to the field of potentiality, which says if you want something, the power for that exists. 

Thoughts are energy.And wherever you focus your thoughts or energy your reality gets created.Thoughts are rather directional. 

Next question is how to use the focus of your mind. CRB Tech Reviews write about that HOW! Keep moving through the lines to know.

The fact is that mind is a creature of habit. And the good news is that you can change your habit. But How?

I would like to keep things simple and short. To mention our mind establishes some very strong patterns over the lifetime. We spend the lifetime spending thinking the way we can.So what to practice is to change the current negative limiting thought patterns each time they appear along with the thoughts that has the potential to bring good stuff into our life.

The simple fact is that what we want we go for....So what we keep bringing to our mind over and over will happen to us. You should realise the power of your belief and intentions.What you have to do is you keep focusing on what you want and consistently bring the mind back to that again ad again.

Steps:

1. You choose an intention. “I want ____________.”

E.g. I want a new red car. Thoughts will line up like this: I deserve it. I will care for it. I will enjoy it everyday. I can feel it.

2. After making choice of that intention, you focus on that the whole day. 

3. Converge all your senses to visualise: how will you feel? what will it look, smell, feel and taste like? what emotions and thought and experiences will you be having? The more you focus the more power it will have.

4. Again and again bring your mind back to your intention all day.

Very sooner this will become your new habit of thoughts. No sooner you will see the fruits of your thoughts.

Fixative attitude towards Past or Present Situations.And to do away with it you need to change your thought pattern and habit. You need to move on! You need to question your goal.

The best help would come as meditation for 5 to 20 minutes a few times everyday.

Sharpen your thought process and take care of sleeping habits and food habits too. Keep faith on your positive vibes and energy and everything will seem rewarding for you. Good thoughts will make you know how important you are and the importance of your emotions, ideas and success

We conclude here.

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