Category: Reviews

Ashley Tellis argues that Karthik Subbaraj’s Dorothy carries the most incendiary critique of masculinity but also hope for it

Chand Bibi, a sovereign, administrator, diplomat, and military strategist, stood courageously against the Mughal Empire, yet historians have seldom accorded her the place she deserves.

The future belongs not simply to those who possess knowledge, but to those who can continually renew it.

The greater challenge may be whether our conscience, empathy and compassion can keep pace with our capabilities.

The deeper danger is that the information gathered about us can be used to anticipate, manipulate and ultimately shape our behaviour.

Through her pen, she proved that when the stories of marginalized communities are told with the right strength and honesty, they cease to belong only to that community and become part of the shared heritage of all humankind.

Prakash’s insistence that resistance survives through bodies, words, art, and collective action makes the book a valuable contribution to discussions of contemporary India.

Relationships of dominance repeatedly come back to haunt not just the feudal lackeys of colonial rule, they keep troubling even those who are in liberation movements.

Sometimes, the deepest stories are told not through words, but through the silence that remains.

Siddiqui positions himself as a chronicler of his times, one who has borne witness to cruelty and injustice, prejudice and political convulsions.

‘Maharaja’ is a film that lingers in the mind and stays etched in memory, offering a fresh experience worth watching without missing a single frame.

The young woman whom several instructors had once dismissed as too gentle and too sensitive for espionage had become Britain’s most valuable wireless operator in occupied France.