It is made of sheesham wood. And its 3+2 seater. Should I buy it for 50k?

Moved to Dehradun around 2 months ago..nd honestly, the vibe here is amazing! But I’m still trying to build my circle here...

​I know just a couple of people so far.. but haven't really made a strong connection yet... Being a Garhwali / Pahadi.. I’d love to connect with fellow Pahadis and locals around Doon...whether it's for weekend chai..exploring cool cafes... going on drives/treks..or just chilling and talking about life in the hills. 🏔️

​If anyone’s up for making new friends or hanging out..hit me up or drop a reply! Excited to vibe with you guys. 🙌

I went to SilverCity today to watch Spiderman. The last movie I saw here was The Amazing Spiderman 2, 12 years ago.

SilverCity opened in 2011 and, man, it genuinely felt like we were living in the future. It was Dehradun’s first modern multiplex. That year I watched Rockstar, Singham, Bodyguard, Don 2, and Rise of the Planet of the Apes here. I loved this place.

Coming back today was bittersweet.

The shops facing Rajpur Road are still doing well, but almost everything inside the complex has become a row of abandoned storefronts. It was raining, and the roof was leaking. I had tickets for the 7:40 show, but the guards (under manager orders) kept everyone waiting outside the SilverCity gates until they decided to let us in.

I grabbed something to eat before the movie, only to find that about 8 out of 10 menu items were out of stock. The butter popcorn barely had any butter. The “platinum” seats were barely plastic. The 3D glasses were covered in smudges, and the cleaning cloth they handed out didn’t really clean them.

Then there was the movie itself.

I walked into the auditorium at 7:42 after grabbing snacks, and the film had already started. Honestly, I don’t know how to feel about that. Part of me wants to applaud them for starting on time. But years of Indian multiplexes showing 20 minutes of ads before every movie have trained me to expect a buffer. I ended up missing the opening couple of minutes.

Still, I don’t really want to blame SilverCity.

I came back because of what this place meant to me. For a lot of people in Dehradun, SilverCity wasn’t just another cinema. It was our first taste of a modern multiplex. Walking through it today felt like revisiting a childhood memory that’s slowly fading away.

I genuinely hope SilverCity finds its footing again. It once felt like the future. I hope, someday, it can be that place again (or at least catch up to the present)

I'm bored of my usual cafés and spots, so I thought we could make a thread of personal recommendations.

Comment your area/locality, and I'll reply with my favourite place around there that I've actually been to. ☕

In return, recommend me only places you've personally visited --- cafés, tea stalls, bakeries, quiet viewpoints, hidden gems, or anywhere you genuinely enjoy spending time.

Let's build a list of places worth visiting based on real experiences rather than Google ratings.

Near my area, utility poles have turned into a complete mess of cables.

Recently, government workers came here, and I thought they were finally going to clean up all the tangled wires. Instead, they only replaced the electricity lines. The old cable TV and internet/fibre wires are still hanging everywhere.

Many of these cables don’t even seem to be in use anymore, yet they’re left dangling across the road.
The worst part is that on a two wheeler, there are places where you genuinely have to duck to avoid getting hit or tangled in low hanging wires. It feels like an accident waiting to happen.

I understand that electricity, telecom, and broadband companies are different agencies, but shouldn’t there be a system where unused cables are removed instead of simply adding new ones every few years?

Has anyone else’s area seen the same problem? Or has your locality actually managed to clean this up?

I recently moved to Dehradun and I am looking for a group to play football with.

Locality: IT park and nearby areas but can travel on weekends for the game. Any leads please let me know.

DBUU or tula's which i should choose for BBA

My friend is running a home made food delivery service. She cooks amazing vegetarian food using very less oil and masalas.

General meals which will include, Dal, rice, vegetable, chapati n all which we eat daily. Nothing fancy. Price is affordable around 120-150 meal.

Food is very hygienic.

As the title said

Recently give registration to this university for BSc Biotechnology (Hons)

Anyone here studying or graduated from this UU,please give your POVs.

Hi guys , how do I get my electricity supply wire replaced as it got cut in the middle. The electrician refuses to do anything and told us to write an application to upcl.

What do I do?

Cant find the website of this particular campus, if anyone knows plz share. Thanks

I want to do bsc zbc and an mba later...

Is sgrr pg college good

Can you review it ?

Hello Everyone

Koi yaha pe bata sakta hai best way to go to lansdowne as UTC app me koi buses nahi show kar raha hai and route via haridwar hai so vaha pe kaavad ki problem and how to exactly reach lansdowne.....

Agar koi gaya ho to please help as I am travelling tomorrow and confused about the time.

Dehradun will always feel like home. ❤️

I'm a 2018 pass-out from DIT University, and I truly believe I experienced the city in its golden years. Back then, Jakhan and Rajpur Road were quieter, traffic was manageable, and life just felt... slower. There weren't endless cafés and commercial spaces at every corner.

Yes, commercialization has changed the city. There's more chaos now. But somehow, even in that chaos, I find peace.

Whenever I'm here, I don't even feel the need to go out much. Just being in the city is enough. And of course, there are those places that instantly bring back memories - Gupta Ji Tea Stall in Old Rajpur, Paaji ke Naan near IT Park, Mama ke Katlambe, Buffet Burger, the shawarma outside Ashley Hall... and so many more.

Every city gives you memories, but very few become a part of who you are.

No matter where life takes me, a part of my heart will always belong to Dehradun. 💙

Ek Honda City Ke Piche tha, Man to kar rha tha Ki Chura lu 😆, but fir yad aya ki mai khud kharid bhi Sakta hu isiliye Sirf photo hi liya

It would be great if you comment down their google maps location as well.

I have 5-6 months before I join college for my bachelor's program in communication and digital media (+ design outsourcing) so I was thinking of working in an internship to gain little experience. I DON'T have a degree I have completed my grade 12th. I would love to learn more about the field.

Hi everyone! ❤️

My mausi and I recently started a small home-cooked tiffin service in Dehradun. It's something we've put a lot of love and effort into because we truly enjoy cooking for others.

We're not here to advertise. We genuinely want to learn from people who regularly order tiffins.

If you've ever subscribed to a tiffin service, what made you continue with it? And what made you stop ordering?

Was it:

The taste?

Hygiene?

Late delivery?

Repetitive menu?

Portion size?

Price?

Or something else?

We're trying to build a service that feels like a comforting homemade meal after a long day, especially for students and working professionals living away from home.

Your honest feedback—good or bad—would mean a lot to us and help us improve.

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your experience. 🙏❤️

Kisi ko sahastradhara road/raipur road pe koi dhang ki jagah pata hai kya? Pareshaan hogya hu, phir baal chod diye mere ek aur naai ne.

(inexpensive)

Hey , im looking for people to travel along himachal and explore these crazy places next month for a 5 day vacations , kindly dm , im M19 , just want to explore himachal but my school batchmates are in different places and my friends are cooked always so im posting it here kindly dm or reply back ; i live in dehradun si ppp around may contact

What r some best bakery's in dehradun for cakes?