Last night, after didi finished her tuition and papa switched off the altar lamp, I sat down with my chai to watch *Interstellar* again — third time this month, but the internet kept buffering during the docking scene. My neighbor's kid was crying because his school wants a "smart class" fee he can't afford, and I'm thinking: Nolan makes these grand stories about time and survival, but the real time-bending magic is how some families have to stretch that ₹500 into a whole week's meals. If the system spent half the effort on fixing the school's electricity that it does on debating the movie's science, maybe everyone's kids could actually dream about space instead of just watching it on
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