The story is set in an upper-caste household that privileges the men and exploits the women, reducing them to service-providers.
Author: Shyaonti Talwar
Satire | What Was I Thinking? Of Course Rihanna Is a ‘Gandhi’, Greta a ‘Drop-Out Celeb’
A satirical take full of leaps of logic on the farmer protests in India and the international voices speaking out about them.
‘Hostages’ Season 2 Is a Refreshingly Textured Crime Thriller
What is applause worthy in the series is the delineation of largely invisibilised institutional realities through certain feminine constructs.
‘Criminal Justice’ Season 2: The Ugly Truth Behind Closed Doors
Season 2 of this Hotstar show is a very timely and sensitive interrogation into the widely prevalent reality of marital rape.
A Very Feminist Reading of Masculinities in ‘A Suitable Boy’
Who is the man who will give Lata the “space to grow”?
‘Delhi Crime’ Is More About the DCP’s Trauma Than the Survivor’s
The Netflix series won the Best Drama Series category at the International Emmy Awards 2020. Though this should be an occasion to celebrate, it is probably also an opportune …
Hindi Horror Films Continue To Remain Haunted by the Spectre of Misogyny, Transphobia
An essay on the misrepresentation of women in Bollywood's horror genre, and how misogyny and transphobia come together in Akshay Kumar's recent 'Laxmii'.
COVID-19: The Joys of Silence and Coming Together
Despite all the horror and pain COVID-19 brings with it, it has also taught us a lesson that generations to come will remember – don’t run too fast because …