Netflix's Unbelievable, that comprises a record of both, how an investigation can go utterly wrong and how one carried out with the highest diligence can afford justice, feels like a defining show of our times. Based on real-life rape cases, the show is as much a reminder of the lapses of law and order as it is a plea that any system is as good as the people enforcing it.

While trekking in Ladakh, I find myself buried waist-deep in debris. This is it, I tell myself. This is how I’ll go out, amid the oversold beauty of this high-altitude desert, as a slight disappointment to my mother and no book contract. I leave behind a flimsy legacy of FabIndia kurtas and Nicobar dresses.

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Chennai techie Subhasri Ravi died in an accident after a hoarding announcing the wedding of a councillor’s son collapsed on her. It once again raises the question of the purpose of political banners. Are they just tools to appease netas?

Scooby Doo proved time and again how needless the idea of fearing the unknown really is. It is the reason why a scared 10-year-old me dared to enter dark alleyways and stopped fearing the demons under his bed.

In a country that thrives on a population which spends most of their waking hours trying to get by, “middle class” is a necessary armour, a shared language, a value system, and more importantly, a way of life. It makes you realise the difference between luxury and necessity, and builds character.

Raghu Ram aur Rajiv Lakshman bhool gaye hain apna brahmastra -- unka gussa. Ab woh sirf haste hain... and that's a problem. Watch how they get their mojo back.

In the distant future, when human doctors and engineers become obsolete, will stand-up comedy be the job parents want their kids to pursue?