His latest offering, the memoir ‘Anjan Niye, is an intimate look at this era
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From being rejected at birth to clutching an orange orangutan plushy toy and finally being hugged by another macaque, Baby Punch’s journey resonates with many of us in an increasingly lonely world.
Anand Prasad's insider guide to unshackling India's legal elephant from delays, colonial legacies, and inefficiency
A provocative teaser, a court challenge, and an election-bound state have once again pushed The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond into the centre of a fierce legal and political storm, reviving debates over censorship, communal polarisation and the limits of artistic expression
Kanthapuram A. P. Aboobacker Musliyar's statement that Muslims do not face any problems in the country is being projected by the BJP as vindication of their policies
It is not having a boyfriend that is embarassing, it is the heteronormative ideals attached to him. The revolutionary potential of queer love on the other hand, embraces love and its many forms, including polyamory.
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If men choose silence in the face of sexual assaults on women and children, there will, sadly, be no last man standing
As a perfect facilitator, Jeffrey Epstein extended the perks of his sociopathic zeal—the kind of fun suitable for the world of dark web—to his peers. He offered a glimpse into some of the world’s bigwigs without their masks
A November 4, 2010, deposition mentioned that Epstein “repeatedly sexually assaulted more than forty young girls” between 2002 and 2005 at his mansion in West Palm Beach, Florida, abusing many of them dozens, even hundreds of times
For nearly three decades, Epstein refined a system to procure children and young women, but the targeting followed a chillingly consistent pattern: vulnerability
Language is a well-known tool for shaping a new reality, and compliant media are happy to push the agenda.
Epstein survivor Virginia Giuffre’s memoir was written in the hope of building a world where the powerful are held to account. It was published months after she died of suicide in 2025
In the US, the response to the Epstein files and their importance has been filtered through a media ecosystem constrained by legal risk, economic fragility and proximity to power
The repeated, inhumane, and systematically careless violation of the basic tenet of universal value is what the Epstein files have made public
As the Epstein files resurface, are we seeking justice or feeding a system that turns suffering into spectacle?
The time is right to dissect the dynamics of the spiritual wellness industry and shine the light of accountability on the powerful figures who drive it
In the US, the Epstein disclosures have opened a window into the lives of the rich and the famous, but no action has been taken. In Europe, however, heads have rolled
As Hindi cinema, by and large, continues to fail to create films depicting the regular life of an Indian Muslim sans stereotyping, The Great Shamsuddin Family comes as a breath of fresh air
Marina Abramović’s work is active, alive and pressingly contemporary. At an uncannily youthful 79, she exudes an intimidating calm, despite the brutal images she guided us through at her lecture on the history of performance art last week at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale—from live fireworks against a man’s leg to an eyeball being sliced open
The “movies can change the world, but not in a political way” stance at the Berlin Film Festival paves the way for a counter—art for art’s sake is a pretense that can no longer hold up
A handful of media enterprises have worked hard to keep the Dalit diasporic community informed of their roots and responsibilities
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Five months before his death, a BJP legislator from violence-hit Manipur urged the Prime Minister to order a central probe into a brutal mob attack that left him paralysed.
The Pakistan army accused the Afghan Taliban regime of failing to act against terrorist groups operating from its soil and urged the Interim Afghan Government to uphold commitments under the Doha Agreement.
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The Hindi cinema music scene has devolved tremendously in the last decade. Where 2016 offered full-bodied albums that ranged from being emotionally maximalist to thematic, much of today’s output is engineered for virality rather than longevity.
The 79th British Academy of Film And Television Arts Awards will take place at 7 PM GMT on February 22 at London’s Royal Festival Hall
Palestinian-Syrian filmmaker Abdallah Al-khatib delivered a powerful speech at the Berlinale, condemning the German government’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza.
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has slammed The Kerala Story 2, calling it "propaganda."
The 79th British Academy of Film And Television Arts Awards will take place at 7 PM GMT on February 22 at London’s Royal Festival Hall
Palestinian-Syrian filmmaker Abdallah Al-khatib delivered a powerful speech at the Berlinale, condemning the German government’s complicity in the genocide in Gaza.
Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has slammed The Kerala Story 2, calling it "propaganda."
Acclaimed Indian filmmaker Rima Das has marked another milestone by receiving the Special Mention for her film Not a Hero at the Berlin Film Festival.
Director Anusha Rizvi’s actions in the past suggest that feminism is good to partake in when it comes with glorification and helps make good art, but not when it comes at the cost of questioning those around us.
In light of the release of Anurag Kashyap's ‘Kennedy’ on February 20, the following selection traces a lineage of Hindi neo-noir films that reimagine crime as a structural and psychological condition.
As Hindi cinema, by and large, continues to fail to create films depicting the regular life of an Indian Muslim sans stereotyping, The Great Shamsuddin Family comes as a breath of fresh air
The “movies can change the world, but not in a political way” stance at the Berlin Film Festival paves the way for a counter—art for art’s sake is a pretense that can no longer hold up
Marina Abramović’s work is active, alive and pressingly contemporary. At an uncannily youthful 79, she exudes an intimidating calm, despite the brutal images she guided us through at her lecture on the history of performance art last week at the Kochi-Muziris Biennale—from live fireworks against a man’s leg to an eyeball being sliced open
Berlinale 2026 | Das returns to the festival with a graceful, glowing film on all the beauty slipping out of grasp.
Do Deewane Seher Mein (2025) features two opposites in love, played by Mrunal Thakur and Siddhant Chaturvedi, delivering an almost-seamless romance that thrives on self-acceptance.
Anurag Kashyap's pandemic noir is moody and political, powered by Rahul Bhat but weighed down by excess.
The Oscar-nominated Tunisian director emphasised "without accountability, there's no peace"
Berlinale 2026 | Mamjya Shajaffar and Channan Hanif deliver mercurial, charged turns in a viper-like film.
Important conversations on consent and safety emerge through the film, even as the filmmaking dwindles structurally.
Berlinale 2026 | Opening with a death, the Tamil feature cracks apart convention and structure in unembellished scraps and pieces.
Dance numbers from the 1990s to the contemporary have seen a steady rise in objectification of the female body across choreography, camera placements and lyrics.
Tuttle addressed the open letter critical of the Berlinale’s passive stance on the genocide.
During my recent visit to Benares, I found myself walking through a city reshaped by ambition, reordered by authority, and increasingly uncomfortable with the very rituals that had sustained it for centuries
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