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Tarini Unnikrishnan

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New ‘patriotic’ songs have no place in student protests. They’re going back to Rang De Basanti

For weeks now, students protesting at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar have sung ‘Give Me Some Sunshine’. Protest reels have turned to ‘Khoon Chala’,...

25.07.2026 10

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The handbag will never die. The need to carry things is deeply human

The bag isn’t fashion. It isn’t just function either. It is about how gender roles have evolved across cultures, and how much of women’s work...

07.06.2026 40

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Ranveer Singh’s stardom isn’t immunity. He’s put countless people’s livelihood at risk

Hindi cinema is happy to celebrate the scale of its productions, but that scale is built on people whose names never appear in headlines and whose...

30.05.2026 40

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The Desi Aunty is getting a new twist in Deli Boys. Powerful, maternal, unhinged

Lucky Aunty from Hulu's Deli Boys is not a respectable aunty upgraded with naughty one-liners. She is a South Asian crime boss in her 50s

29.05.2026 30

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Hollywood has reduced Priyanka Chopra to a global action woman. She is more than that

From Aitraaz to 7 Khoon Maaf, Bollywood gave Priyanka Chopra room to play difficult characters.

10.05.2026 30

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Can HBO’s Harry Potter survive the comparison curse?

HBO's Hogwarts will definitely return for season two, but the challenge remains: Make fans feel fresh, not 'been there, hexed that.'

08.05.2026 40

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