A Tale of Two Timelines: Uncovering History in Hafsa Zayyan’s We Are All Birds of Uganda
"We Are All Birds Of Uganda is a glimpse into the life of South Asians in Uganda during the British colonial era", writes Raiyah Butt.
A Tale of Two Timelines: Uncovering History in Hafsa Zayyan’s We Are All Birds of Uganda
Ms Marvel Review: How Identity Became Kamala Khan’s Superpower
The Right and Wrong Type of Victim: Analysing Mae Martin’s Feel Good post-Amber Heard
Queer South Asian books for Pride Month 2022
Three Women Who Shaped Love: A Review of Shyam Benegal’s The Seventh Horse of the Sun
The Tragic Fate of Trying to Escape: A Review of Neeraj Ghaywan’s Masaan
A Look into the Intergenerational Family: A Review of Archana Phadke’s About Love
Meet the Sharma Sisters: Bridgerton Season Two Takes on Duty versus Desire
A Gift That Speaks a Thousand Words: Reading Burnt Sugar with my Mother
The Inconvenient Writers' Room
Love as a Revolution: Reclaiming Media Narratives by Defying Social Norms
The Disciple: A Severe Lesson in Balance by Chaitanya Tamhane
What Happens When Movies are Produced Past their ‘Best Before’ Date: A Review of Amy Poehler’s Moxie
On Bechdel Tests and Bindis: Lessons for Bollywood from its Southern Siblings
Why Jeo Baby’s “The Great Indian Kitchen” is a timely reminder of unequal labour structures at home
From Regency to Reality: Viewing South Asian Culture from the Mirror of Bridgerton
Redefines the Archetypical Tamil Alpha hero: Suriya in Soorarai Pottru
Star-Crossed Lovers on the Secular Streets of Mumbai: Gitanjali Rao on her film Bombay Rose
Feminist and Lovely: A Casting Call for Male (Role)Models in Supporting Roles
Panikar and Nawab on their groundbreaking film “Bodies of Desire”
Disney, China and the Art of Cancel Culture
Indian Matchmaking, Caste and Colourism
Review: "Bulbbul"is a thought provoking, dark yet beautifully woven feminist fable.