Palak Khanna

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Palak Khanna

GENERAL

Some people find their calling. I found mine somewhere between a blank page and a story that refused to stay inside my head. I'm a passionate script writer and editor who loves turning ideas into stories that connect with people. For me, writing is more than just words on a page. It's about creating characters, emotions, and moments that leave a lasting impact. I have a strong eye for storytelling, dialogue, screenplay structure, and content presentation, but what matters most to me is the heart of a story. I'm detail-oriented, creative, and always eager to learn, whether I'm working independently or collaborating with a team. I believe the best stories are the ones that stay with us long after they're over. That's the kind of work I strive to create, bringing both creativity and dedication to every project I take on.

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Being Together All Day Can Actually Make Couples Fight More, Here's Why!

Palak Khanna07 Aug 2026

Spending more time with your partner sounds like a relationship dream. No rushing to work, no waiting for the evening, more meals together and plenty of time to talk. Yet for some couples, too much time at home together can have the opposite effect. Small habits suddenly become irritating, conversations turn into arguments and even harmless comments can feel unnecessarily personal. Here’s why being around each other all day can sometimes create more friction than closeness.

Monsoon Making Your Phone Battery Die Faster? Here’s How

Palak Khanna06 Aug 2026

Rainy weather can make your phone battery behave strangely, from dropping percentages faster than usual to charging unusually slowly. While humidity itself does not directly “drain” a battery, monsoon conditions can affect temperature, charging habits, moisture exposure and overall battery performance. Here’s what is really happening to your smartphone during the rainy season and what you can do to protect it.

Why 'I Love You' Isn't the Phrase That Saves Marriages

Palak Khanna06 Aug 2026

“I love you” may be one of the most reassuring things you can hear from your partner, but according to relationship experts, love alone does not automatically make a marriage work. What matters is what couples do when they misunderstand each other, get annoyed, disagree or accidentally hurt one another. From making small repair attempts to listening without immediately becoming defensive, therapists point to a surprisingly simple relationship skill that can make a huge difference: learning how to reconnect after things go wrong.

Your Fridge Isn’t Always Protecting Your Food During Monsoon: Here’s Why

Palak Khanna06 Aug 2026

Think your refrigerator is the ultimate safe zone for leftovers during monsoon? Not quite. High humidity, condensation, overcrowding, uncovered food and fluctuating temperatures can all make food spoil faster, even inside the fridge. Here’s what is really happening and how to keep your food fresher and safer during rainy weather.

Psychologists Say This 3-Second Moment Can Make or Break Love

Palak Khanna31 Jul 2026

Can just three seconds reveal the future of your relationship? According to psychologists, the answer might be surprisingly close to yes. Research suggests that the way partners respond to each other's emotional bids in just a few seconds can be a powerful predictor of long-term relationship satisfaction. This article explores the fascinating psychology behind the "3-second rule," why it matters, and how small everyday moments often say more about love than grand romantic gestures ever could.

Why Dermatologists Are Telling Patients to Stop Washing Their Face at Night

Palak Khanna30 Jul 2026

For years, skincare experts have insisted that washing your face before bed is non-negotiable. But now, some dermatologists are encouraging certain patients to rethink that nightly habit. The advice is not about ditching hygiene altogether. Instead, it is about understanding your skin barrier, avoiding over-cleansing, and recognizing when less is actually more. Here's why skipping the cleanser at night may be helping some people achieve healthier, calmer skin.

Why Car Buyers in 2026 Are Thinking Beyond Mileage and Focusing on Features

Palak Khanna30 Jul 2026

For years, fuel efficiency was the biggest selling point for cars. But in 2026, buyer priorities are changing. While mileage still matters, people are paying much closer attention to safety, technology, comfort, connectivity, and long-term ownership value. This article explores the five features modern car buyers are prioritizing before making a purchase and why these factors often have a greater impact on everyday driving than a few extra kilometers per litre.

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Why You Keep Procrastinating and How to Break the Cycle

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