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India.com
30-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
From Candid Laughter To Iconic Twinning: 8 Friendship Day 2025 Poses You And Your BFF Must Recreate
photoDetails english 2938822 Updated:Jul 30, 2025, 10:37 AM IST Friendship Day 2025 1 / 10 Friendship Day is not just about exchanging wristbands or sending wishes—it's about capturing memories that last forever. And what better way to celebrate your bond than by clicking some fun, quirky, and emotional pictures with your best friend? Whether you're camera-shy or a total poser, here are 8 pose ideas to recreate with your BFF this Friendship Day 2025 that will add sparkle to your Insta-feed and make your bond unforgettable. The Classic Hug Pose 2 / 10 A warm, tight hug says everything that words often can't. Capture that emotional connection by hugging your best friend, either from the front or back. It's timeless, genuine, and radiates the comfort and support you've shared over the years. Back-To-Back Confidence Shot 3 / 10 Stand back-to-back with crossed arms and wide smiles. This pose symbolizes how you've always had each other's backs—literally and metaphorically. It's a perfect power pose that shouts, "We've grown together and got stronger together." Jump-In-The-Air Moment 4 / 10 Celebrate the energy of your friendship with a jumping shot. Whether you're on the beach, a terrace, or a field, sync your jumps and click a burst photo. It reflects the playful, youthful side of your bond, even if you're now adults. The Laughing Candid 5 / 10 Forget the camera and just laugh your hearts out. Ask someone to click while you're cracking up over an inside joke. These unposed moments often become the most cherished clicks, full of real emotions and happy chaos. Twinning or Matching Outfit Pose 6 / 10 Celebrate your friendship style by twinning your outfits. Wearing similar clothes and posing together not only makes for an aesthetically pleasing picture but also highlights your shared fashion sense and chemistry. Piggyback Ride Fun 7 / 10 Hop on your friend's back or let them hop on yours for a goofy shot. It's energetic, silly, and shows how you literally carry each other through life. This one's a must for friends who love being dramatic and playful. The Peace Sign or Hand Heart Pose 8 / 10 Use your hands to form a heart or flash peace signs together. These cute gestures are simple yet meaningful. They reflect love, unity, and the unbreakable bond you both share. Throwback Recreation Pose 9 / 10 Pick an old childhood or school-time photo and recreate it today. Stand in the same position, wear similar clothes, and even mimic the expressions. This side-by-side collage of then vs. now is a nostalgic tribute to how far your friendship has come. 10 / 10 Friendship Day 2025 is a beautiful reminder to celebrate the people who stood by you through thick and thin. These poses aren't just for social media—they're keepsakes of your bond. So grab your best friend, a camera, and start clicking!
Khaleej Times
30-01-2025
- Khaleej Times
At Dubai's Permit Room restaurant, go for the look of the thing
So here's the thing about fusion fare – it makes my hackles rise because of how badly wrong it can go. So when we decided to head to Permit Room in Al Mankhool, I was glad that I hadn't seen the menu. Upon first look, the vibe was nice and cosy; the tempered green on the walls enconsing small seating areas that yanked you back to memories of home and comfort. It was a bit reminiscent of my childhood, going up to hill stations in the Indian mountains, surrounded by the cold weather and keeping warm and munching on simple yet flavourful food. It made me wonder if the food would also tick that 'full-of-comfort' box. We were welcomed by executive chef Harangad, who explained that the homely vibe would extend to the menu, but each dish would come with a twist. One of the first things that were brought out was the Sindhi Tikka (a potato patty in a pool of tangy sauce). So far, so good; it was flaky and crunchy on the outside while being soft on the inside, and basically everything a 'tikki' should be. Then came the Pav Bhaji Focaccia, which is a fancy take on the street food pau bhaji. Fortunately, the flavours of the bhaji (a homogeneous mix of vegetables) brought the flavour and we could mop it up most efficiently with the bread. Then came a crispy mushroom momo (dumpling) with fermented chilli bean and Erachi pepper patti samosa. The thing I'd like to point out here is the presentation, which takes precedence to practicality sometimes; but hey, if you want a little somethin'-somethin' for your Insta-feed, they have you covered with dishes that resemble little works of art. For instance, the well-done cooker rogan josh (mutton) that came with a Cornish crunchy naan was actually served in a tiny pressure cooker that was opened right in front of us. Stuffed (and satisfied, I might add) we almost didn't stay for dessert – and that would have just been wrong, for what we were served next was an explosion of chocolate with every mouthful – their signature Ferrero Rocher chocobar – and the dulce de leche tart. Guess fusion fare isn't too bad after all, at least not at the Permit Room.
