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Found in Translation: K.M. Munshi’s ‘Unfortunate Woman’
Feb 21, 2026
Found in Translation: K.M. Munshi’s ‘Unfortunate Woman’
Feb 21, 2026
Feb 21, 2026
‘The Feel of Being Forgotten’: Two Poems by Gopi Kottoor
Feb 19, 2026
‘The Feel of Being Forgotten’: Two Poems by Gopi Kottoor
Feb 19, 2026
Feb 19, 2026
Could AI usher in the advent of Universal Basic Income for India?
Feb 16, 2026
Could AI usher in the advent of Universal Basic Income for India?
Feb 16, 2026
Feb 16, 2026
How Chamkila’s Music Holds a Mirror up to Punjab’s Cultural Vices
Music The Chakkar 17/05/24 Music The Chakkar 17/05/24

How Chamkila’s Music Holds a Mirror up to Punjab’s Cultural Vices

Imtiaz Ali’s biographical drama Amar Singh Chamkila (2024) returns to the profane and scandalous themes of the Punjabi artist’s music, reclaiming the singer’s societal impact, and exposing the flawed notions of morality in Punjab’s cultural milieu. By Deepansh Duggal

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Courage Becomes Cruelty: An Appropriation of “Arjan Vailly” in ANIMAL
Music, Film/TV The Chakkar 14/12/23 Music, Film/TV The Chakkar 14/12/23

Courage Becomes Cruelty: An Appropriation of “Arjan Vailly” in ANIMAL

With a bloodthirsty protagonist and an army of brute Sikh men, Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s controversial hit Animal reduces the Punjabi folk song “Arjan Vailly”—a storied war cry against oppression—into a chorus of vile brutality. By Deepansh Duggal

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