In the web series A.I.SHA, the programmer Sam develops a self-learning AI for the purpose of being a virtual assistant and companion – a scenario not far from reality. Most of us spend more time interacting with electronics than with people. New-age chatbots double up as friends and therapists.

I am from a post-Partition migrant family, but I have no idea where my roots lie. My grandfather, my last “sarhad paar” connection, passed away and I grew obsessed with the idea. I pined away for a name, but all I had to go on was a “Jhelum kinare” village. How do you feel a longing for a place you’ve never been to?

The open bar is the maggot-infested wound on the carcass of the Big Fat Wedding. Shout, whistle, wave – you will still fail to capture the bartender’s attention, and end up being crushed to dust by the weight of the crowd piling up against your back.

Not all autopsies happen like they do on TV. In India, chances are you will wind up at your local morgue in the hands of the indifferent Balu kaka.

Dear Modi ji, since you barely sleep for four hours a day, this new role of India’s chowkidar is just perfect for you. Will you watch out for rabble-rousers and hate-mongers? You could also add a few lashings to city administrators who let bridges crumble, denude lush forests, nurture potholes like babies, pretty please?

Despite no alliance offers coming their way, AAP is putting up a brave front. Their latest masterstroke involves reaching out to bright young prospects from Delhi, and who better than the next big thing in Indian cricket, Rishabh Pant.

Episode 2 of Arré Sunte Ho! a weekly podcast featuring hot takes on even hotter topics. This week, we're having a "Chowkidar Pe Charcha" to wrap our heads around the BJP's latest viral campaign - #MainBhiChowkidar.

A break up is followed by a round of post-break-up confessions. What could be wrong with straightforward honesty from the person who deeply cared about us? But in this seemingly friendly break-up match, no one wins – and most importantly, you lose the hardest.

Ustad Kallu Khan Khalifa is one of the few remaining pigeon trainers of Old Delhi, popularly known as kabootarbaaz. He has over 100 piegons in his house, but his most revered bird costs Rs 2 lakh. This is the story of India's finest birdman and his chirpy family.

The flood of fake news on social media has made our judgement of the information we consume weaker than ever before. But if we wish to gain an understanding of the “truth”, we must question the very pillars we base our lives on, like Bauji in Rajat Kapoor’s 2014 film.