7 Animated Shows On Netflix To Make Your Lockdown More Fun
Smriti Nambudiri UG’22 As we come up on almost 4 months of lockdown, there’s no doubt people’s watchlists on Netflix are growing … Keep Reading
Somewhere Between Nimbu Paranthas And Tandoori Momos
Nishka Mishra UG’22 Illustrations By Somya Wadhwa UG’22 “Where are you guys?? There’s a huge line here. The passes are almost over.” … Keep Reading
The Theatrics of Performative Activism
Isa Ayidh and Janani Mahadevan, UG’ 22 Illustrations By Ananya Bawa, UG’ 21 When your ‘usually radio silent about anything politics related’ … Keep Reading
Hollywood: Lights, Camera, and Rewriting History
Smriti Nambudiri, Undergraduate’ 22 Pull back the curtain on the enigma that is the Hollywood Golden Age and get a glimpse of … Keep Reading
Minding The Gap: Life Without The Metro
Aritro Sarkar, UG ‘21 It’s unusual to pine for the absent, empty embrace of public transport, which is why I find it … Keep Reading
Broken By Pandemic
Nandan Kaushik, Undergraduate ’22 I don’t like the pandemic. Let’s begin there. I dislike it very much, because it has taken me … Keep Reading
A Journey of Intimacy with Irrfan
Aritro Sarkar, Undergraduate ’21 If acting had subalternity, Irrfan Khan would probably be its biggest contemporary advertisement. In a realm where the … Keep Reading
Who Are You, Really?
By Tejaswini Vondivillu, Undergraduate Batch of 2022 I’m not sure what intrigued you enough to land on this page, but since you … Keep Reading
Series Review: ‘She’ is Not Really About Her
By Isa Ayidh, Undergraduate Batch of 2022 Netflix India attempts to yet again – failing with Guilty and Lust Stories – pass … Keep Reading
Guilty: Poster Child of India’s #MeToo movement
By Isa Ayidh, Undergraduate Batch of 2022 True to its title, Dharmatic’s – the digital arm of Karan Johar’s Dharma Productions – … Keep Reading