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POV How I Learned to Love My Society’s I-Day Celebration
I used to dislike the society’s I-day celebrations that sounded and felt like a repeat of the one before, but for the two years during the pandemic that it went missing, I realised its importance.
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POV Why Is It Never The Man’s Fault?
A professor was forced to resign in Kolkata, for images she put up of herself on her social media. For some inane reason this non-imposition has been deemed her fault.
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Pop Culture Laal Singh Chaddha review: A Faithful Adaptation that Never Quite Soars
Laal Singh Chaddha is a faithful remake of Forrest Gump but besides a couple of heartfelt moments it imports no language or perspective of its own.
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Modern Family Amma and I: Roommates turned BFFs
Amma and I were put together in a room by fate, but our relationship has bloomed because of trust and empathy. In fact, I can’t recall having a better friend in the truest sense of the word.
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POV My Love-Hate Relationship with Influencers
Some days I want to burn a gazillion calories and get a six-pack and on other days I want to cook my favourite meals, be a glutton and accept myself as I am. The problem is there are an equal number of people on social media giving ‘gyaan’ on both, and I tend to endlessly switch between the two.
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Pop Culture Darlings Review: Great Performances Propel a Slow-Burn Dramedy
Darlings take its sweet time to get going, but is shouldered by three impeccable performances that become the mainstay of a film happy to avoid genre clichés.
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Features Enchance Your Creative Performance with #OPPOPadAir
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Features Make Your Imagination Come To Life With #OPPOPadAir
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Pop Culture Masaba Masaba Exposes the Dark Side of Girlbossing
Though Masaba Masaba looks stylised and elite, it also captures the dark, often underexplored and unsexy side of Girlbosses.
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Pop Culture Good Luck Jerry review: Janhvi Kapoor Anchors a Delightfully Airy Crime Caper
Good Luck Jerry is anchored by a career-best performance by Kapoor and though it isn’t deep or particularly inventive, the film is charming, entertaining and ludicrously simple, but in a good way.
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Pop Culture Kumud Mishra has Mastered the Art of Empathy
Kumud Mishra plays empathetic characters with stunning elegance but in SonyLiv’s Dr Arora he also manages to add quiet angst to the portrayal of a heartbroken middle-aged man.
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Pop Culture Ranveer Singh is Changing the Rules of Engagement
Singh is known for making bold choices, but the fact that a man who is often inarticulate and carries a messy energy, the decision to bare it all opens a door for expression where none presumably existed.
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Pop Culture Shamshera Review: A Politically Intuitive Film that is Worth A Watch
Shamshera doesn’t quite deliver on the anticipation of a touted pan-India film, but its politics and front-foot stance is refreshing, even if unevenly portrayed.
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Pop Culture Ms Marvel Does Representation Right
I’ve been wary of western attempts to frame subcontinental characters, but Ms Marvel is a welcome attempt at getting representation right.
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Social Commentary The Hazards of Dating as a Successful Woman in India
Sushmita Sen’s relationship with Lalit Modi has been ambushed by a country that has no idea of the minefield, smart, successful women have to navigate when they step out to date.
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People There Really is No one Else like Amruta Subhash
Amruta Subhash has most recently been tackling middle-class disenchantment, but her range of work and portrayal of the many bittersweet agonies of life, makes her a truly unique artist.
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Pop Culture HIT: The First Case is a Return to Form for Rajkummar Rao
Rajkummar Rao plays Vikram Jaisingh, a detective suffering from PTSD in a film that though weak in its plotting , is rescued by its performances, foremost of that by Rao.
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Sports Lessons in Life From Nick Kyrgios
Kyrgios is hard to like and maybe even harder to respect, but in a world full of perfectionists and achievers doling out career lessons, he stands for doing less or not doing it at all. It's something we can use being told from time to time.
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Pop Culture Thor: Love and Thunder is A Big Smash With A Touch of Sensitivity
Taika Waititi’s Thor Love and Thunder delivers like his previous film. With lots of humour, tenderness and a deeply affecting love story at its heart.
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Pop Culture Koffee With Karan is Needed Now More Than Ever
Koffee With Karan is back and given the three years we as a country have endured, god knows we’ve needed it
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Pop Culture Milind Soman and Subtle Art of Male Elegance
Almost three decades apart, Soman plays the prize with pride, and embodies the kind of masculinity, both on screen and off it, that is rare to see.
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Pop Culture Rocketry: The Nambi Effect is a Middling Biopic Bar Madhavan’s Commitment
Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, thanks to a committed Madhavan is one of those films that you don’t really feel like criticising too much, and yet there’s little about it that outlasts its runtime.
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Pop Culture Stranger Things and the Beauty of the Steve-Dustin Bromance
The Steve-Dustin bromance is an unlikely alliance of opposites, that cut across the boundaries of type and age. It’s also the sweetest thing Stranger Things will leave us with.
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POV The Anti-Climax of Coming Out on Social Media and What it Taught Me About Queerness
Is my queerness invalidated by my lack of the conventional experiences expected of queer folks? Do I need to perform my queerness, or is the fact of it enough? Did I need to look and behave a certain way to meet some standard of queerness? A year into coming out, I’ve somewhat found the answers to these questions.
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Pop Culture Jugjugg Jeeyo review: Hits the Mark with Humour and Emotion
Jugjugg Jeeyo is a trademark Dharma film. Loud and boisterous, with a fantastic ensemble cast – especially the returning Neetu Kapoor - it follows familiar tropes too, but surprisingly packs in the kind of emotional punch that most, old-wines-in-new-bottles lack.
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Gender Navigating the Great Indian Workplace as a Woman
Workplaces are evolving, but as a working woman, it is nearly impossible to instinctively reach out for opportunities without evaluating the gendered risks of that leap.
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Pop Culture Masoom is a Gripping and Unsettling Story of Family Secrets and Lies
Masoom is fully committed to its mood and texture and more than the mystery, it is shouldered by the uncomfortable relationship between Boman Irani and his daughter, played by Samara Tijori.
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