Author: Soleil Nathwani
If work that reveals the softer side of manhood shines so brightly in the pantheon of cinema, surely the qualities it relies on from the directors, actors and protagonists who embody them, are qualities worth ...
As we apply the contemporary to history, should we separate the artist from the art?
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The comedian is the youngest host of a U.S. political comedy show and the first Indian one
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In a patriarchy that polices women, the four female leads of 'Veere Di Wedding' embody possibilities
Netflix's 'Sacred Games' is more than phenomenal TV; it’s a shape-shifter
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Nandita Das’s 'Manto' and Rohena Gera’s 'Sir' were two female-directed Indian films featured at this year's Cannes Film Festival
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