In today’s day and age, if you are not on Social Media, you are considered to be the ‘odd man out.’ We are constantly hooked on to our Social Media platforms. Whether we are in the train, office, lounging at home, or even studying, FaceBook or Instagram is always on.

Now that everything is easily accessible through Social Media at just a few taps and scrolls, information is available in surplus. However, is this extensive information true and valid? We look at people’s ‘perfect’ life online and feel bad about our ‘normal and basic’ life offline. We start comparing the ‘reel’ life to ‘real’ life. For any information to become knowledge, it is important for it to go through some filtration.