What to do on a 16 hour flight?

Have a Mumbai flight from BLR on Sunday morning at 6 am. Any suggestions on how to plan the Saturday night?

I have to attend 2-3 hour long zoom meetings daily. Its basically a scrum call where I get the limelight for 15 mins and for the rest of the time , I sit idle. In the remaining time, 1. I watch pubg gameplay videos in mute on YouTube. 2. Surf social media on mute 3. Apply for jobs 4. Remain calm and meditate by watch my breath go in and out. Can someone please give me more productive/ non- productive ideas to pass time. Thanks.

Onboard the vistara flight from Mumbai to Delhi, I happened to strike a conversation with my fellow passenger, looking at a book he was holding in his hand. Not able to contain my curiosity, I asked him what book he was reading! It was the Bhagavad Gita! Since my father has been asking me to read the book for quite some time, I ended up asking him how he actually picked up that book to read! It was more the circumstances that led to it- the man said! There began a conversation about Gita, Sanatan dharma & the education system. Amidst all of this, my mind hovered over the profession the man might have been in & it zeroed down on a businessman! But boy, I was so wrong in my judgement when the man started a discussion about Higgs-boson particle! And to my astonishment, the man was working with their Nuclear power corporation of India- an engineer! And from there on, the conversation took an entirely different turn, discussing the 123 deal to the Rocket boys and then ofcourse the BARC! The 1.5 hrs flight was over in a jiffy and I can only revel in the learnings I have had through that conversation! What's the most interesting conversation that you have had?

I have a Malaysian Airlines flight with a ~5 hours layover on KLIA Terminal 1. Given that I have not explored the city, should I exit the airport? If yes, what should I do? Considering: - Not sure if they will automatically check-in my baggage to the second flight. - There are many things to do at KLIA as well: thecrowdedplanet.com/kuala-lumpur-layover-guide - I have already filled this form: http://imigresen-online.imi.gov.my/mdac/main and since I'm a first time visitor, I'd also need to enroll and verify my passport at manual counter.

I’m graduating in October, and wanna take a break for 2 months before I officially become a “corporate slave”. As a girl I’ve never had the freedom/opportunity to travel solo internationally and I am planning on visiting Thailand in mid Oct. I’d love some tips on: 1) How to overcome the fear (I’m someone who’s watched wayyy too may true crime shows and I’m paranoid lol) 2) How to calculate expenses for a week long trip to Thailand from Blore (I’ve heard it’s mostly b/w 60-75K) Any help would be appreciated! ✨

If you ask how bad could it be, it is crazy out there! A relative reached aipprt 4 hours before their flight to reach 10 min before boarding started (didn't even get something to eat) There are huge huge queues, flights have been delayed over 48 hours!, people are shouting beating up airline staff, lounges are packed, security and immigration taking own sweet time or even delaying once you tell them you might miss the flight. Please pack homemade food with you. Delays can go too long, and you may not even be able enter the lounges. It is sad situation coupled with NCR people at their worst. Glad I didn't go anywhere at this time, not that I had the money but that's not the point 😅

I was thinking of travelling abroad for vacation in December. Any tips/hacks for a first time traveller? Like should I get the air tickets done now, or closer to December. What would be cheaper? Travel package or booking myself? Any place is fair game, South East Asia or Europe, what would you suggest?