I had a very disappointing experience with Club Resorto. They initially claimed to offer complimentary couple movie tickets as part of their package, provided we inform them one week in advance. I followed this process properly — emailed them well in time (on October 1, 2025) requesting movie tickets for Lokah Chapter 1 – Chandra at Kochi (PVR Lulu/Oberon/Forum Mall) for October 6, 2025.
There was no response for three days, and when I followed up, I received a generic excuse saying “all slots are fully booked” and to contact them after October 31. This made no sense since the movie was already showing and tickets were still available online. When I asked them to simply share the PVR voucher so I could book directly, they ignored my request.
It’s clear they don’t intend to honor their promised benefits and are only trying to fool customers with fake offers. They can’t even provide a small voucher, let alone real value. It’s a total scam, and I strongly advise everyone to stay away from them.
Save your time and money — you’ll be better off buying your own movie tickets than wasting it on false promises from Club Resorto.
This is an example of the unprofessional behavior I experienced from Mr. Sudheer Kabeer, who describes himself as “an extremely competent IT professional, Hypnotist, and Mentalist” on his WhatsApp profile.
It all started when I suddenly began receiving continuous WhatsApp messages from him. Since I don’t knowingly share my phone number publicly to avoid spam and misuse, I asked him how he got my number so I could be more cautious. Instead of answering, he ignored my question and kept spamming me with self-promotional messages. When I repeatedly asked how he got my number, instead of answering, he asked for my name. This made me wonder if he was sending unsolicited advertisements without even knowing who he was messaging. He then started mocking my genuine concern about how he obtained my contact details.
Upon checking further, I found that he works in IT and runs a YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/@IamSudheerKabeer) with a significant number of subscribers. It was surprising to see someone in his position act so unprofessionally. It turned out that he stole my number from a group I had joined and was using it for advertising purposes without consent. Just as he stole my number, it’s possible he also took other people’s numbers from WhatsApp groups without permission and used them for illicit business or marketing purposes. This is a clear violation of your privacy and could be considered misuse of your personal information.
Full message conversation can be viewed in the below video
If you receive unsolicited messages from unknown contacts, especially for promotional purposes, it’s important to protect your privacy. Avoid sharing your phone number publicly and always be cautious about who you share it with. If someone messages you unexpectedly, ask how they obtained your number; a genuine professional will provide a clear response. If the person continues spamming or fails to answer your questions, block and report them. Additionally, be aware of privacy laws in your region that protect against unauthorized use of your contact information. If the misuse continues, especially for commercial purposes without your consent, you could file a complaint under data protection laws or cybercrime laws. Stay vigilant and share your experiences to help others avoid similar situations.
If you perform activities like this, it is important that you understand the legal implications outlined below:
IT Act, 2000: Section 66C: Identity theft, including using someone else’s information without consent. ection 43 — Unauthorized Access and Data Theft, including accesses, extracts, or misuses data (such as phone numbers) without authorization, they may be liable to pay compensation up to ₹5 crore to the affected person.
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023: Section 302: Punishment for theft, applicable in cases involving unauthorized access and extraction of data. Section 354: Addresses acts intended to insult the modesty of a person, particularly applicable if the communication is harassing or inappropriate. Section 354E (Stalking): Sending repeated messages without consent can be considered stalking, punishable with imprisonment or a fine.
TCCCPR, 2018: Sending unsolicited commercial communications (spam) without consent is illegal, and penalties can be imposed on the sender.
Violation of Privacy (Article 21 of the Indian Constitution) Collecting personal data (like phone numbers) without consent breaches this right.
WhatsApp’s Terms of Service Violates WhatsApp’s terms and policies, which could lead to account suspension or banning.
Article Written by: Gem
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Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) are two of the most rapidly evolving and exciting technologies in the digital world. These technologies have the potential to transform the way we interact with and experience the world around us. This blog post aims to explore the fundamental differences and similarities between AR and VR, and how they have the potential to change the way we live, work, and play.
What is Augmented Reality?
Augmented Reality is a technology that enhances or augments the real world by superimposing digital content. This technology is typically accessed through mobile devices such as smartphones or tablets, or through dedicated AR glasses. AR applications can range from fun and playful applications such as Snapchat and Instagram filters, to more practical uses such as providing users with additional information about their surroundings or enabling customers to try on clothes in a retail environment.
What is Virtual Reality?
Virtual Reality, on the other hand, creates a completely immersive and virtual environment that shuts out the real world. VR is commonly accessed through a headset that covers the user’s eyes and ears, blocking out all external stimuli. VR applications can range from gaming and entertainment to training simulations for professionals in various fields such as medicine, aviation, and engineering.
The Differences Between AR and VR
The primary difference between AR and VR is that AR enhances the real world, while VR replaces it. Additionally, AR is typically accessed through mobile devices, while VR requires a headset. The hardware requirements for VR are typically more demanding than those for AR as VR requires high-resolution displays and powerful processing capabilities to create a realistic environment.
The Similarities Between AR and VR
Despite their differences, both AR and VR share a common goal of creating more immersive and engaging experiences for users. Both technologies are still in the early stages of development, and we can expect to see new applications and use cases emerge as the technology continues to evolve.
Conclusion
AR and VR are two rapidly evolving technologies that have the potential to transform the way we interact with and experience the world around us. While they have some key differences, both AR and VR have the common goal of creating more immersive and engaging experiences for users. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect to see even more exciting and innovative uses for AR and VR in various fields such as entertainment, education, and healthcare.
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