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Looking Back At Pop Culture That Influenced Me: Million Dollar Baby

By Mehar Kaul 5th March, 2020

Whatever society expects from you, to be a certain someone at a certain age, especially when you are a woman - none of it matters when you have big...

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Bakor Putek Film Review: How Norms Can Ruin Lives

By Subhalaxmi Borah 3rd March, 2020

Set up in a relatively isolated village in Assam, the 2012 film Bakor Putek (directed by Chandra Mudoi) vividly portrays the grappling issues of so...

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Super Deluxe Movie Review: The Weaving Of Separate Fragments

By Shubham Gupta 18th December, 2019

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Thiagarajan Kumararaja and Vijay Sethupathi gifted Tamil cinema with an impeccable game-changer.

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Village Rockstars Film Review: Poetry And Feminism In One Frame

By Subhalaxmi Borah 2nd December, 2019

Rima Das’s Village Rockstars is a refreshing departure from the traditions of film making. Set in the quiet village of Chhayagaon in Assam, i...

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The Ghoul Series Proved Just How Strong Women Characters Can Be

By Shivanshu Awasthi 19th September, 2019

The show also indicates that women can excel in stereotypically non-masculine activities - such as combat and analytical abilities.

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What The Two Main Characters Of Pride And Prejudice Taught Me

By Afrin Shakeel 12th September, 2019

Pride and Prejudice is the first Jane Austen novel that I read after having watched the movie version. I loved the movie and that persuaded me to r...

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Kahaani Review: The Woman-Centered Action Film We Need

By Riya Joshi 26th August, 2019

DIRECTOR: Sujoy Ghosh CAST: Vidya Balan, Parambrata Chatterjee, Nawazuddin Siddiqui CINEMATOGRAPHY: Setu After a long time (or should we say finall...

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A Feminist Review Of ‘And Then There Were None’

By Mehar Kaul 26th July, 2019

The book is placed on the bedrock of masculinity - where masculinity is most active and leads the narrative in the story.

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Kabir Singh Review – Please Do Not Call This Character A ‘Hero’!

By Aditi Shankar 27th June, 2019

How can people accept such a misogynist creature for a ‘hero’? Kabir Singh is definitely not a representative of masculinity.

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What Did Arya And Brienne Say To The God Of Death? “Not Today”

By Shivanshu Awasthi 21st June, 2019

Nevertheless, Arya and Brienne persevered, suffered, fought back and in the end - were able to become what they desired.