Manjiri Indurkar, Author at Arré

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Manjiri Indurkar

Manjiri Indurkar is a poet who hails from the small central Indian town of Jabalpur. She is one of the founders and editors of the literary magazine Antiserious.

Love and Sex The Toughest Part of Breaking Up is Learning to Live with Yourself, Just for Yourself
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Gender What an MRI Scan Taught Me About the Lifelong Burden of Sexual Abuse and Trauma
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Gender A New Wish for the New Year: #MeToo Must Reach Small Town India, And How Bollywood Can Help
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First Person I Am Fat Because My Body Houses All My Trauma
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Bollywood Ranjish Hi Sahi: How Sad Bollywood Songs Make Life Bearable
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Love and Sex “Almost Lovers”: The Ones Who Make Heartbreak Bearable
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Gender Cat Person and the Complexity of Consent
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