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Unpopular popular opinion: Jawan's feminism is partly superficial

Killers of the Flower Moon review: Plain story, incredible performances and Scorcese's mastery

Kaala Paani review: A gripping and relevant tale about survival of the fittest

Kaala Paani mid-series review: This intriguing survival drama is a slow burn

Jawan review: SRK and Atlee deliver 2023's grandest blockbuster with relevant politics

27 years of Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge: On the inherent Indianness of its charm and follies

The sudden birth, death, and extremities of Twitter's 'micro trends'

Why the brilliantly written women of Ponniyin Selvan-I stand out in the world of historical fiction

How the moon is at the heart of romantic Bollywood songs

Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein: A misogynist reminder of the evolving interpretation of art as per changing times

9 years of The Lunchbox: To the lovers who write, be it letters or a hey on DMs

Revisiting Mughal-e-Azam and its unmatchable grandeur as it completes 62 years

13 years of Love Aaj Kal: A look at the trinity of modernity, love, career and the legacy of its successor

12 years of Peepli Live: Why the film sadly continues to be refreshing yet relevant today

Charles Boyle and the art of being a selfless friend

Dear Zindagi: A therapy session, a fun watch, and a warm hug all-in-one

Elle Woods walked so Barbie could run by reclaiming pink and feminine potential

Ganapath review: Tiger Shroff fights and dances

Detoxing from the Scroll- Understanding social media fatigue

Moving Towards Zero Waste Homes- Steps for Beginners

Is social media destigmatizing mental health or making it worse? We asked mental health professionals to understand its impact!

Nirali Shah and Hana Nakhwa tell us how Pinterest is making content creation more 'satisfying' for artists and creators!

Thank You For Coming Review: This fun chick-flick mostly stumbles but entertains a bit

Wes Anderson short films on Netflix review: Fun, simple, yet an intriguing telling of Roald Dahl stories

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar review: A typical yet renewed short film by Wes Anderson

The Great Indian Family review: Predictable but fun and simple with a genuine sociopolitical message

Scam 2003: The Telgi Story: Gagan Dev Riar gives career-defining performance in a dragged series

Goldfish review: An overwhelming film that explores dementia and damaged relationships

Asteroid City review: Wes Anderson's latest film is to be enjoyed more than understood

Gadar 2 delivers its promise: Nostalgia, hyper masculine jingoism, and gore

The Hunt for Veerappan review: A masterclass in stirring, fascinating, and ethical documentation

Polite Society: Girls literally fight patriarchy as Bollywood meets kung fu in the UK

Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan is a violent cringefest desperate to appease Salman Khan fans

Tu Jhooti Main Makkaar is a masterclass in misogyny and an underwhelming rom-com

What's Love Got to Do With It? is a pleasant and refreshing cross-cultural rom-com

Qarib Qarib Singlle: A note on how to make a non-stereotypical yet winning rom-com

Is Instagram the new Tinder? Social media and dating seem to be a match

Gadar 2 delivers its promise: Nostalgia, hyper masculine jingoism, and gore - Social Ketchup

The Hunt for Veerappan review: A masterclass in stirring, fascinating, and ethical documentation

Sweet Kaaram Coffee: Feminist yet regressive but significant nevertheless

Tiku Weds Sheru brags of empathy and genuineness, but serves crass and absurdity

Dahaad review: A repetitive serial-killer story with significant politics

Mindful parenting: Prioritising children's mental health while taking care of your own

Why Joy and Evelyn's 'mommy issues' in Everything Everywhere All At Once feel cathartic to South Asian women

Afwaah is an intriguing and crucial film with lessons for all

The Song of Scorpions aesthetically displays a poetic but repulsive story

Beef is full of anger, catharsis, and our anti-heroism in our own lives

Happy Family: Conditions Apply is wholesome in its Indianness with a few hiccups

The Romantics: A dreamy ode to Bollywood when its not a PR exercise

Shehzada, with its muddled and regressive sociopolitics, is barely funny

Pathaan review: SRK reigns in this adventurous yet politically mature blockbuster - Social Ketchup

Cirkus review: This 'Comedy of Errors' is not funny despite its skilled cast

Goodbye: A sentimentally appealing but Baghban-like centrist guilt trip

Qala: A spectacular and aesthetically poetic but cynical tale with few hiccups

Drishyam 2 lets down its predecessor and actors with a lousy plot and little mystery!

Monica, O My Darling is a perfect balance of thrill, noir, and humour in a retro get-up

Double XL review: Predictable, preachy, and an unimpactful story coupled with mediocre acting

Doctor G review: A refreshing and praiseworthy accomplishment with a few problematic moments

Chhello Show review: A visually aesthetic and emotionally mature ode to cinema and filmmaking

An otherwise weak thriller, Chup: Revenge of the Artist is a daring but dull ode to Guru Dutt

Everything Everywhere All at Once – A never-seen-before, absurd, chaotic, and hilarious multiverse of madness!

Netflix's 'Indian Predator: The Diary of a Serial Killer' meanders without structure or gore

Has Marvel’s ‘Moon Knight’ done justice to ‘Dissociative Identity Disorder’?

An effort that could have achieved more: Viewing Jayeshbhai Jordaar from a feminist perspective

Sharmaji Namkeen: Modern, funny, light-hearted Baghban

Gehraiyaan: Dives deep into many subjects, gets most right

Does the #NationalityChallenge on Instagram border on cultural appropriation or not?

Free Press Journal

Unorthodox on Netflix: A series that needs to reach the audience that can’t access it.

The Prisons We Broke- a look into the life of the ‘untouchables’

Zoey's Soulful Playlist

Of Locker Room, Screenshots and Misleading Headlines

Acne And Fat Bodies Don’t Exist In Bollywood, But Tide Is Turning

Politics of Body Shaming- SheThePeople

Feminist Conference- Srishti Bakshi

Feminist Conference- Key takeaways

Neighbourhood Safety Tips for your Children

Emerging Leader- Safecity.in

Freedom- Reality or Myth