The new film about the exposure of Weinstein keeps its focus on the poster villain for #MeToo – but misses a chance to expose the “girl bosses” who protected …
Rohit Shetty’s ‘Cirkus’ Has Plenty of Errors But No Comedy
This adaptation of Shakespeare's 'Comedy of Errors' doesn’t just feel like shoddy filmmaking; it feels like a scam.
I Am Told
The poet writes about her grandfather, whom she lost at a young age.
What the Casual Hate in Our Classrooms Says About New India
If we are to regain a democratic future, we need to do everything in our power to stem that rot in the hearts of our children.
‘Titanic’ at 25: How Cameron Captured 1990s Anxieties With Pure Golden-Age Hollywood Style
25 years on from the release of James Cameron’s epic, a film expert reflects on how the late-Nineties blockbuster explored the anxieties of the new Millennium.
Fight for Your Right to Be Lazy
In the late nineteenth century, French Marxist Paul Lafargue put forward a demand that still resonates nearly a century and a half later: workers have a right to be …
A Day With the Bharat Jodo Yatra in Haryana
From the size of the yatra to the desperation of the people who have come to take part in it, there are many things that are striking about the …
Navigating the Great Caste Divide
‘Don’t generalise’ is the response I get when I try to convey the reality of my life and the lives of many like me to my friends. That reality …
Thoughts on Turning 23
The author writes about how navigating the world as a young person comes with a sense of confusion and frustration.