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• Pop Culture Sardar Udham Review: A film like no other

  Bafflingly large in scale, immaculately detailed, resoundingly acted, Shoojit Sircar’s Sardar Udham is revolutionary filmmaking in the context of the patriotic Bollywood film.

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• Pop Culture Rashmi Rocket, despite its predictability, asks the right questions

  Rashmi Rocket, despite its predictability is shouldered by excellent performances and a crucial question that applies not just to the world of sport but more so, outside it – the question, what constitutes a woman?

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• Social Commentary Dear Men, You Have Made Things More Difficult For Us After MeToo

  Four years after the MeToo, not much has changed, except men’s ability to readily claim victimhood when confronted and the ease with which - thanks to the pandemic - they can expect women to play second fiddle.

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• POV Cassettes, Cards and Flowers: Why The World Needs To Express Through Objects Rather Than Emojis

  In a world overrun with links and emojis, I want to resurrect mix-tapes, love letters, and physical greeting cards, not out of a misguided romantic notion of the pre-digital era but as tangible evidence of the relationships I’ve had and worked hard to keep alive.

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• Books In Defence of Chetan Bhagat’s ‘Books’

  For years I followed the dictum that rejecting Bhagat’s work was some sort of qualifier for a better, more intellectual palate. It is perhaps ‘woke’ to trash his books. But it took me years to realise that he may have done more for reading in this country, than any other author writing in his time.

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