Opium of the Masses
Paridhi Puriessays on the liminal space between culture and memory
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Bollywood Mythmaking in Om Shanti Om
Om Shanti Om, very fittingly, begins with the eponymous song from Karz (1980) being shot by its director Subhash Ghai (erstwhile known for making cameos in his own films). We see Om Prakash Makhija — a fan with big dreams cheering for Rish...
The Carcass of the Self: Grief, Memory and Faith in the Universe of Mike Flanagan
Television has always yielded as a superior vehicle of longform storytelling - from the depths of character building to the translation of the written word into a visual treat that breathes new life into the vision of writers, episode after...
The Curious Case of E-Lafdas on Twitter
An obstinate culture that the internet fosters is the callous sense of creating dialogue about things you have, at best, passing knowledge about. Last year, someone in a tweet reproached Twitter users for getting into ‘e-lafdas’ – thus chri...
How Grief forms the Backbone of Mare of Easttown
Trigger Warning: Mentions of abuse, suicide, substance abuse, death
“I am here”
In a Pennsylvania town inundated by tragedies at every doorstep — there isn’t space, or time, to navigate the brutality of grief. We see the residents of East...
How Do You Grieve a Loss that was Forced on You
The Seemapuri crematorium in eastern New Delhi, on April 29./ Creator: JEWEL SAMAD
Yesterday, I started watching this HBO show called The Leftovers. It’s a show that didn’t draw a huge audience during its initial airing, but is unanimousl...
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