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THE LAST LANGUAGE OF DEMOCRACY
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MAGDALEN OF THE CANADIAN ARCHIPELAGO
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BATTLEGROUND TO BOARDROOM: INNER STRENGTH
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MICRO DRAMAS REDEFINE GLOBAL ENTERTAINMENT
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BEGUM BARVE RETURNS WITH BRILLIANCE
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PINJAR REVIEW: FREEDOM BEYOND THE CAGE
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WOMEN RESHAPE INDIA'S CREATIVE ECONOMY
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FILMING MEMORY THROUGH PERSONAL LANDSCAPES
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GOLDEN ERA HEROINES VERSUS TODAY
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THE LAST LANGUAGE OF DEMOCRACY
As Sonam Wangchuk's fast enters its twentieth day, this essay examines hunger strikes worldwide, democratic dissent, capitalism, AI-driven inequality, and why governments must...
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PINJAR REVIEW: FREEDOM BEYOND THE CAGE
Saibal Chatterjee reviews Rudrajit Roy's Pinjar, a deeply humane drama about freedom, identity, gender and survival, examining how invisible cages imprison lives across class,...
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FILMING MEMORY THROUGH PERSONAL LANDSCAPES
In this exclusive interview with Utpal Datta, filmmaker Vikram Kumar reflects on memory, grief, migration, belonging, autobiographical storytelling, and how personal experienc...
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GOLDEN ERA HEROINES VERSUS TODAY
Can the timeless beauty, charisma, and talent of Bollywood's Golden Age heroines truly be matched today? Monojit Lahiri explores nostalgia, changing cinema, evolving performan...
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NO LIMITS: SAYANI GUPTA BREAKS BOUNDARIES
To make up for a briefer-than-brief conversation with her back in 2022 at the wedding of Richa Chadha-Ali Fazal, over to an insightful interview with Sayani Gupta, by Khalid M...
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BUILDING LEADERSHIP BEYOND TOKENISM
In this candid conversation with Vinta Nanda, entrepreneur Sushma Gaikwad reflects on building India's experiential industry, redefining women's leadership, mentoring future p...
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CHASING SHADOWS IN A LOVELESS WORLD
Brij Bhushan, journalist and author, reviews Khalid Mohamed's Not Quite Family: An Intimate Memoir of Bollywood. Recently published by HarperCollins, the memoir exposes Bollyw...
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THE JOY OF UNEXPECTED DISCOVERIES
At MIFF 2026 last month, Vinta Nanda discovered three extraordinary student films from Whistling Woods International that reaffirm faith in Indian cinema by privileging emotio...
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RAGHU RAI'S PHILOSOPHY OF SEEING
Utpal Datta reviews Raghu Rai: Hearing Through the Eyes, revealing the legendary photographer's creative philosophy, artistic integrity, visual storytelling, relationship with...
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RITUPARNO GHOSH'S ENDURING LEGACY
Monojit Lahiri does a flashback on his momentous life and times. He reflects on the visionary filmmaker's extraordinary life, groundbreaking cinema, creative brilliance, lasti...
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