Every day when a Mumbaikar is crushed inside locals, metros, and buses, it feels less like commuting and more like punishment. The city may have one of the most extensive transport networks, yet it constantly struggles to breathe. Mumbai’s heaving trains and overflowing footpaths are often glorified as the city’sContinue Reading
A young boy in his uniform with his parent, people perched on the stairs with their heads resting on the railing, police constables shushing the chatters on the corridors, case numbers being called out, lawyers requesting date extensions from their lordships. These scenes offer a glimpse into the everyday rhythmContinue Reading
Built on sentiment, shaped by migration and reinforced by its job market, Mumbai, known for its wealth, isn’t the only thing the country acknowledges. Far more important is the kindness it provides to dreams and aspirations. Historically, Mumbai grew not as a political capital but as the financial capital ofContinue Reading
History has always been my favourite subject since school days. The tales of past and the anecdotes of our ancestors kept me hooked to the textbooks but the recent revisions in the NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) social science textbooks have twisted historic narrations. It sparks concerns overContinue Reading
Dhurandhar arrives with fire, fury, and a fanbase screaming for more. Directed by Aditya Dhar, starring Ranveer Singh and Akshaye Khanna in the lead, Dhurandhar, is now in theatres and the audiences are going wild over its high-adrenaline action. It’s interesting to watch the male lead portraying balancing romance andContinue Reading
At this year’s IFP Festival, organised at Mumbai’s Mehboob Studios, one thing was louder than the applause Bollywood’s growing shift to OTT. The events were filled with energy and love for the stars that arrived. Almost every Bollywood figure attending the star studded event, vocalised their feelings for OTT drivenContinue Reading