Catastrophe 2019 Ignore the amount of ‘excess cricket; groans you hear from Indian fans across the year; a World Cup exit still remains a catastrophe. For the next three days, social media and mainstream media will erupt with post-mortem analysis, … Continue reading Cricket: Gone in 45 mins, Team India we still love you to bits
“It’s not the goodbyes that hurt, but the flashbacks that follow” We have all seen that dada, the bully, the college rouge – of whom the entire college is scared of, no self respecting girl would like to go near … Continue reading Movie Review: Kabir Singh is worth it for Shahid Kapoor’s raw energy and intensity
Its the year 2019 and India still talks about ‘them minority Muslims’, ‘those oppressed Dalits’, mob lynching over cows, women scared to venture out after sunset in small towns and villages, force to say Vande Mataram, force people to say … Continue reading Movie Review: Article 15 is a tale to hang our heads in shame
Named after the famous detergent, Nirma (a brilliant Mithila Palkar of Little Things fame– a Netflix must watch series), the protagonist in Chopsticks, is a Mandarin speaking tour guide lacking confidence so much that she only gets Dharavi tour assignments. … Continue reading Movie Review: Chopsticks is an engaging flick
Somewhere I read a movie review which suggested that John Wick: Chapter 3 -Parabellum‘s action sequences are at par with the Mission Impossible franchise. I entered the movie hall expecting a masterpiece action thriller. Two hours and two hundred plus … Continue reading Movie Review: John Wick 3 is a Violence-pedia free
Movie Review: Rakul Preet Singh’s smile and designer dresses save De De Pyaar De from being unbearable Continue reading Movie Review: Rakul answers to Bachchan’s De De Pyaar De cravings
Online targeted for a Facebook forward post I posted with a positive intention, I lost my job, dignity and now made permanently unemployable. But that didn’t stop me from staying put and fighting back… Continue reading My daily fight to avoid depression: Part V.. for Valiant
When was the last time HR stood up to do what’s right? Or resurrect a flailing career? Why do HR of most organisations seem like helpless creatures who just act as the big business head’s personal secretary? Why do most employees think HR is useless? Continue reading Corporate: Why is HR often useless?
I started the new year 2019 embarking on a bachelor trip with my closest friends. This idea was floated by my dear friend, Manoj Burad, who suggested that our alma mater (Engineering college) sponsored Alumni Meet 2019 would be the right place … Continue reading My daily fight to avoid depression: Part 4 – Story of a lost Air Asia baggage
At the heart of it, Spanish movie, ROMA is a story of a maid and her middle-class employers in 1970 Mexico. A rare mainstream movie that devotes itself to the emotions of a house helper makes ROMA a very relatable … Continue reading Movie Recommendation: ROMA is Maid with love
