Queen’s Gambit’s story follows Elizabeth “Beth” Harmon’s through the world of chess, set in the late 1960s, in a coming-of-age meets The Dark Horse story.
Girls and The City: Navigating Ambition, Love, And Life In An Imperfect World
The city is fuelled by aspiration, Juhi, her boss liked to say. And we are the fuel that fuels those aspirations, magicians who create ads that convince people that what they want is what they don’t have.
All Is Halal In Love And Cinema
Sometimes a quiet little movie releases without so much as a whisper and hangs around for people to discover it.
Gautam Bhatia’s The Wall Explores The Meaning Of Freedom
Evening came to Sumer. The last beams of the declining sun snagged upon the towers of the Forum, painting them golden and then blood-red.
7 Books That’ll End Your Reading Slump
Reading slumps are natural and in a never-ending lockdown like 2020, the desire to read ebbs and flows. These seven books are guaranteed to reverse your reading slump and get back between the sheets… of paper!
Why We Need a Feminist Retelling of Hindu Mythology
Hindu mythology is bereft of a feminist lens. Fables like Ramayana and Mahabharata are passed down for centuries as the literal Words of Gods, teaching men how to live a good life. But, what about women?