Piercing the Silence
Lazily labelling the Internet as elitist elides its potential as a platform for subversive voices to…
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The Buffer We Need
Net neutrality is a necessary deterrent to protect users from the predatory impulses of the oligarchs…
Method in Madness
Sriram Karri’s constant attempts to assert his intellectual superiority prove the undoing of an otherwise riveting…
The Boy Who Loved To Dance
Adreyo Sen writes a short story about growing up and discovering oneself.When I was a child,…
Banno’s Got Swag
But male privilege proves strong enough to sink a promising script in Anand Rai’s sequel to…
Leaving Ladyland
Refashioning a fight for survival into a politics of co-habitation has been feminism’s greatest triumph, writes…
Tales of a City
Tulsi Badrinath pieces together several life stories to create a composite and compelling account of Chennai’s…
The Internet Didn’t Kill Bombay Velvet
It’s a fundamental lack of substance, not some pesky reviewers, that is responsible for Anurag Kashyap’s…
Have a Look-See
Saudamini Deo talks about the art of seeing without being seen, a trait worth developing in…
Barbie vs Billie Jean King
There is no easy resolution of the beauty debate within feminist discourse, says Paramita Banerjee. The…