The brainchild of rights activist Sharif Rangnekar, the song puts out some much needed cheer and love in 2020.
Movies
‘Aśvins’: A 20-Minute Horror Short Shot During Lockdown
Tarun Teja Mallareddy's horror short is about a pair of haunted doll-horses and the millennial need to constantly create 'new content'.
As a Pakistani, I Grew Up Watching a Very Different India in Bollywood
Was this an India we never knew or was this an India that had finally come to a boiling point after years of allowing hate to be hidden from the …
Waiting For the ‘Robotic Shuttle’ of South Asian Representation
Characters in shows like 'Indian Matchmaking' and 'Never Have I Ever' merely adhere to the West's idea of what a majority of South Asians are like.
‘Hamilton’: The Quintessential International Student Experience
The American musical with all of its genius writing, characters, themes, and motifs directly inspires me – an international student – to become better, and to do more.
The Lost Art of Revisiting Cinema
It's important for you to return to what once touched you and changed you at some point in life.
On Sense and Sensibility in Muhammad Musthafa’s Malayalam Film ‘Kappela’
The woman in the film is able to deal with the unplanned consequences of her choices without wanting to be saved, much like the women we are and know.