Very Ordinary Couple reflects on every relationship’s Sisphyean struggles in a heart-touching, sincere and humble way.
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Category: Art
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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The eternal spiral of feeling stuck
Overcoming the cycle of anxiety-induced incompetence.
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Taking on Inktober with forgiveness
Allowing myself the room to miss a few days during Inktober.
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Mukti Bhawan: A heartwarming salvation form Bollywood’s drama gimmicks
Mukti Bhawan for the longest time has been on my to-watch list ever since I chanced upon its trailer on
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Dum Laga Ke Haisha: A heart warming chemistry which breaks Bollywood’s domestic conventions
An adult man too scared to straighten his spine, a fat girl too happy in her skin and a too
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It’s Mud Vs PoP Battle This Ganesh Chaturthi
Nothing beats the feeling of getting to cover a story from field, talking to the very people it concerns. This
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Architectura
Architectura was an output of the magazine elective I undertook at Asian College of Journalism. The ideation, content, design, graphics
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When Oreos enter art studios
When Oreos enter art studios by Sharanya Munsi on Exposure
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Chennai’s elevated rail
The Mass Rapid Transit System in Chennai was the first elevated railway line to be constructed in India. Though a
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