IMO it depends on where u drive most.
If it is city then automatic saves u lots of leg pain
If u drive long distance a lot normal cars wud do
Manual-ஐ ஒப்பிடுகையில் AT, AMT வகை வண்டிகள் விலை கூடுதல் என்பதோடு மெயிண்டனன்ஸ் சர்வீஸ் காஸ்ட், எரிபொருள் வகையில் வைக்கக்கூடிய செலவும் அமோகம். ஐந்து ஆண்டு காலம் கழித்து கணக்கிட்டால் மேனுவல் வண்டி வைத்த செலவும், AT - AMT வகையறாக்கள் வைத்த செலவும் மடுவுக்கும், மலைக்குமான வித்தியாசமாக இருக்கும்.
வண்டியை ஓட்டுகையில் கிளட்ச் அமுக்கி, மேனுவல் கீர் போடுகையில் கிடைக்கும் கண்ட்ரோல் AT, AMT-களில் கிடைக்காது. அதாவது விபத்து ஏற்படக்கூடிய வாய்ப்பு மேனுவலை ஒப்பிடுகையில் AT, AMT-க்கு அதிகம். குறிப்பாக ஹைவே டிரைவிங்கில் ஓவர்டேக் எடுக்கும்போது AMT-க்கு தாவூ தீர்ந்துவிடும்.
AT, AMT-களோடு மேனுவலை ஒப்பிடுகையில் டிரைவிங் கம்ஃபர்ட் மட்டும்தான் பிரச்சினை. சொகுசுக்கு ஆசைப்பட்டு காசை கரியாக்க வேண்டாம்.
உடம்பில் தெம்பு இருக்கும் வரை மேனுவலே ஓட்டுவோம். AT, AMT-யெல்லாம் 60+ ஆட்களுக்கானது 🤣 புரியும்படி சொன்னால் மேனுவல் என்பது நாமே சேணம் பிடித்து குதிரை ஓட்டுவது. ஆட்டோமேடிக் என்பது பல்லக்கு சவாரி போல.
எந்த காராக இருந்தாலும் சம்பளம் கொடுத்து டிரைவர் வைத்து ஓட்டப் போகும் தொப்புளுக்கு மேல் கஞ்சி என்று ஓஹோவென்று வாழ்பவர்களுக்கு இந்த comparison chart எல்லாம் பொருந்தாது.
This is the best explanation ever 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Jean failed on Peter for one biological reason: she assumed his brain controls his body.
Hulk and Punisher have standard mammalian neural architecture. Frank is driven by singular trauma, and Banner is driven by fractured rage. Both have a centralized steering wheel in the prefrontal cortex, Jean just reached in and took the keys.
Peter’s biology doesn't work like a human's. The spider bite mutated his nervous system into a decentralized arachnid network where motor functions operate completely detached from conscious thought.
We saw the proof in No Way Home: Strange knocked Peter’s entire conscious soul into the Astral Plane, and his empty physical body was still effortlessly dodging a Sorcerer Supreme on pure autonomic reflex.
Jean was successfully hijacking Peter’s thoughts, but his limbs don’t wait for cognitive permission when a threat is present. She took over the driver's seat of a vehicle operating entirely on autopilot.
We don’t even know Priya has 6yr old daughter. She managed her personal and professional life well.
Why so much hate here? @PriyarajanDMK file a defamation case please.
@galattadotcom Also can’t u praise a lady, without degrading another. Shame on u
Unconditional Apology to Worshipful Mayor of the Greater Chennai Corporation Ms. R Priya
@PriyarajanDMK @saravofcl
What?? Fall?? How did he fall??
The rise and fall of Vijay Sethupathi as an actor has to be studied. He was the first real indie star of Tamil cinema: someone who didn’t need the usual mass-hero packaging and for a stretch in the mid-2010s he was quietly one of the most reliable, interesting leads in the industry.
From 2012 to 2017 he was on a tear. Pizza, Naduvula Konjam Pakkatha Kaanom, Soodhu Kavvum, Idharkuthane Aasaipattai Balakumara, Naanum Rowdy Dhaan, Sethupathi, Iraivi, Aandavan Kattalai, Vikram Vedha. No wonder he was Makkal Selvan
Low-budget films, Sharp and astute writing, performances that felt lived-in, and director writers who had the hunger to prove something.
He proved you could be a proper star without the six-pack, the entry songs, or the family banner.
Then the volume caught up with him. He started saying yes too often: sometimes for friendship, sometimes for directors he liked. By 2021–22 he was releasing six, seven, eight films a year.
A few of the antagonist roles sparsed (Master, Vikram) still worked because the bigger stars carried the films. But his own leads started misfiring: Laabam, Tughlaq Durbar, Annabelle Sethupathi, DSP, Sangathamizhan, Sindhubaadh. Production ventures under his banner lost money. People began saying the career was done. The overexposure flattened the specialness.
Jawan (2023) gave him a high-profile villain turn opposite Shah Rukh Khan and reminded everyone he still had presence when the material was big enough. But the real reset was Maharaja (2024). His 50th film. A barber in a non-linear revenge thriller that worked in Tamil Nadu and then exploded in China.
And people attribute this to making a lot of money; but I feel Vijay Sethupathi went back to what worked for him; a grounded excellent story, a writer who had made such a devastatingly good movie in Kurangu Bommai, and his subtle expression acting. And even though Baththa commercially didn't do amazing, it still feels Vijay Sethupathi has to take the same route to keep rediscovering his passion for making good movies.
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Connor Storrie via Lolita IG
“What if Michelangelo sculpted a face that would reappear in Hollywood more than 500 years later?
American actor Connor Storrie, best known for his breakout role as Ilya Rozanov in Heated Rivalry, is drawing attention for an unexpected comparison to Michelangelo's legendary sculpture, David.
The side-by-side images have sparked fascination over the curly hair, facial proportions, defined profile, and striking expressions that some viewers believe share an uncanny resemblance.
Created between 1501 and 1504…Standing over 17 feet tall, the marble sculpture has fascinated generations with its extraordinary anatomical detail and timeless representation of human beauty. Now, more than five centuries later, a modern Hollywood actor has become part of a surprising conversation connecting Renaissance sculpture with contemporary pop culture.
….this unexpected meeting of art history and modern celebrity culture proves how a centuries-old masterpiece can still capture attention in entirely new ways.”
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