A quiet observation of the sweet relationship between my mother and her sister-in-law.
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Author: sharanyamunsi
Aspiring journalist from Kolkata studying in Asian College of Journalism, Chennai.
The marriage prognosis on screen
Marriage is more than weddings or romance—it’s shifting threads of intimacy, ego, and endurance. Through films and series, I explore how love’s visible sparkle hides deep, unspoken undercurrents that keep partnerships afloat.
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The Wife – A lesson in masculine gaslighting
A critical look at The Wife’s masculine gaslighting exercise.
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Very Ordinary Couple review: Putting the self-realisation prism on a doomed relationship
Very Ordinary Couple reflects on every relationship’s Sisphyean struggles in a heart-touching, sincere and humble way.
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Joining a workplace virtually during a pandemic
Joining a workplace virtually during a pandemic is not just challenging but also enlightening when it comes to testing the strength of human communication.
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Sir review: An ode to impossible relationships in urban India’s class divide
Usage of the word Sir in the film changes from respect to love to a safe word to maintain distance, signifying the shifting nature of Ratna and Ashwin’s relationship.
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Indian Fatherhood In Transition (4 Dads Share)
The changing notions of Indian fatherhood and how new-age fathers are redefining childcare at home through the practice of equal parenting.
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The eternal spiral of feeling stuck
Overcoming the cycle of anxiety-induced incompetence.
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Sending job applications during a pandemic
If getting fired from a job during a pandemic isn’t bad enough, imagine trying to find another job in the middle of one.
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Celebrating adoption day and the man who taught me its magic
A happy occasion marked while missing the man who inspired it.
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