In Friday Feminist Reviews

‘In this vast and great city, is there place for working women?’ Asks Satyajit Ray’s Mahanagar (1963)

By Jhilam Gangopadhyay 8th April, 2019

For a Bengali, and even an Indian, the name Satyajit Ray brings nothing but pride and certainly for good reason. He is known to have directed some ...

In Friday Feminist Reviews

Soni Movie Review: Through The Eyes Of Women At The Workplace

By Jaity Pandey 8th April, 2019

The movie Soni is one of the most subtle yet powerful performances, unravelling the insights on the functioning of a police station in Delhi. The i...

In The Breakthrough Voice

How Has Bollywood Dealt With Workplace Sexual Harassment?

By Anupma Singh Dhar 2nd January, 2019

With the expansion and outreach of the #MeToo movement, discussions and deliberations regarding stagnant evils are necessary. Sexual harassment, as...

In The Breakthrough Voice

Workplace Gender Discrimination: Still Pervasive In The 21st Century

By Anupma Singh Dhar 14th December, 2018

From the 19th century onwards, women have been fighting for equality and justice, forced into becoming objects of atrocities imposed by a patriarch...

In The Breakthrough Voice

Tumhari Sulu Review: In Pragmatic Pursuit Of Happiness

By Divya Santhamurthy 29th November, 2018

Tumhari Sulu is a feel-good Bollywood movie directed by Suresh Triveni starring Vidya Balan as Sulu whose world revolves around her family. The mov...