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Filming the Deep State: Dhurandhar and a New Cinematic Geopolitics
A critical review of Dhurandhar, exploring how the film maps covert warfare, crime networks and state complicity to redefine Bollywood’s politics of terror.
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The Kathmandu Uprising: A Reflection on the Gen-Z Revolution
Two weeks after Nepal’s September 2025 protests, a young witness reflects on rage, loss, and fragile hope.
7 min read
Voices in Discord, Hopes in Unity: Nepal’s Gen Z and the Fight for a New Future
How young Nepalese are challenging corruption, reclaiming streets, and shaping their nation’s future.
5 min read
No Nepotism. No Pedigree.No Compromise: Anuparna Roy’s Venice Win Shatters Indian Cinema’s Old Order
Anuparna Roy’s Songs of Forgotten Trees made history at the Venice Film Festival, where she became the first Indian filmmaker to win Best Director in the Orizzonti section. Without film school credentials or industry pedigree, Roy’s debut rejects clichés of Indian cinema abroad. Her intimate, feminist storytelling reframes women not as symbols or victims but as survivors who demand to be witnessed.
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