It is 1995. I was nine and already too old to play with toys but little did I know that… Read more Life lessons from your toys

Stories of nature claiming Chernobyl back, with animal and plant life now in abundance have always intrigued me. The catastrophic… Read more Chernobyl and Pink Floyd

The rate at which streaming providers are rushing to produce original content and at the same time buying rights to… Read more Streaming : from the big screen to your phone

Weekend after weekend; year after year, the movie industry is churning out storylines and franchises like never before, with the… Read more Hamster wheel

I am not a frequent traveler and hate to admit that my mind is increasingly restless when presented with the… Read more Entertaining yourself on the go

I went into Long Shot with very low expectations- some crude humor and a few laughs that’s all I thought… Read more A Long Shot cut too short

There are very few shows that I can watch more than once and even fewer that I can count as… Read more Have you ever questioned the nature of your reality?

I type this as I watch Sadma, one of the finest films in India’s rich cinematic tapestry, featuring one of… Read more Learning to love again…

Sridevi’s death a few weeks ago shocked me, and I grieved and mourned as if I lost a dear family… Read more A goddess who walked amongst us

While most international movies on India tend to romanticise its poverty, it takes a few homegrown directors to capture the… Read more The Jewel that is India