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For Many Kashmiri Craftsmen, “Skill isn’t alone to survive”
Mar 16, 2026
For Many Kashmiri Craftsmen, “Skill isn’t alone to survive”
Mar 16, 2026
Mar 16, 2026
Three Poems on Guwahati and Beyond by Ayaan Halder
Mar 12, 2026
Three Poems on Guwahati and Beyond by Ayaan Halder
Mar 12, 2026
Mar 12, 2026
How to Dance Like Madhuri Dixit
Mar 10, 2026
How to Dance Like Madhuri Dixit
Mar 10, 2026
Mar 10, 2026
HOMEBOUND, SABAR BONDA, and the Immeasurable Burden of One’s Roots
Film/TV The Chakkar 28/01/26 Film/TV The Chakkar 28/01/26

HOMEBOUND, SABAR BONDA, and the Immeasurable Burden of One’s Roots

Through sensitive character studies and relationships, Homebound and Sabar Bonda pose urgent questions about migration and the life-altering distances between the metro and the village. By Sarthak Parashar

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The Weight of Love: “Sir” and the delicate balance of an uneven romance
Film/TV The Chakkar 14/02/21 Film/TV The Chakkar 14/02/21

The Weight of Love: “Sir” and the delicate balance of an uneven romance

Rohena Gera’s Sir (2018) is a romance that challenges the societal taboos of class in India, and deftly explores the story of two individuals who the barriers between them. With delicately-crafted moments, the film strips off our biases to ask “Is love enough?” By Harshita Murarka

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Jaa… Jee Le Apni Zindagi: On Fathers Confronting Feminism in Hindi Cinema
Film/TV The Chakkar 07/12/20 Film/TV The Chakkar 07/12/20

Jaa… Jee Le Apni Zindagi: On Fathers Confronting Feminism in Hindi Cinema

From the fierce Baldev Singh in Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge, the inimical patriarchs in Mohabbatein and Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, and gentler fathers in Thappad and Gunjan Saxena, Harshita Murkarka takes a look at the evolution of fatherhood in the post economic-liberalised Bollywood.

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A Voice that Crossed Over; A Voice of a Generation
Film/TV, Music The Chakkar 29/09/20 Film/TV, Music The Chakkar 29/09/20

A Voice that Crossed Over; A Voice of a Generation

S.P. Balasubrahmanyam’s iconic voice and plethora of soundtracks marked the multilingual singer as one of the most essential artists of his time. Jamie Alter recalls the impact of the crossover artist in the Hindi film industry.

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