My father’s generation of men have never once looked up and questioned the men in power, both in their personal and professional lives.
Author: Bhawna Jaimini
IIM-Ahmedabad Hostel Demolition and Everything Wrong With the Architecture Fraternity
The collective cry to save a white man's legacy exposes the hypocritical stand of India's architecture community.
‘The Queen’s Gambit’ Should Be a Blueprint for Writing Inclusive, Entertaining Shows
The seven-part series released by Netflix in October is a masterclass in making inclusive cinema.
India Can’t Claim Kamala Harris Until It Addresses its Unapologetic Racism
When we repeatedly ask Kamala Harris to embrace her Indian roots, are we ready to accept her blackness?
‘Indian Matchmaking’: A Regressive and Cringeworthy Ode to Arranged Marriages
The last thing arranged marriages need is a celebratory Netflix original.
What Priyanka Chopra’s Performative Woke-Ness Tell Us About Indian Celebrity Culture
I decided to go through Priyanka Chopra’s Instagram feed to find traces of solidarity to those protesting in India – and wasn't surprised about what I found.
Telling Your Parents Your Child Sexual Abuse Story
How do you tell the story of your abuse? Where do you start? Am I telling a story of a girl who is victim or a story of a …
Review: Never Have I Ever… Seen so Many Stereotypes in a Show
Is Never Have I Ever watchable? Definitely. But its USP is not its South-Asian storyline.
How to Mourn Rishi Kapoor and Other Problematic Uncles
Is there a guide to mourning problematic uncles we share a love-hate relationship with?
Period Pain: My Thoughts on Pill Shaming
The notion that the women have to bear their menstrual cramps is deeply steeped in the patriarchal idea of womanhood.