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Student’s Corner: The Heaviest Backpack
14 June 2026
Student’s Corner: The Heaviest Backpack
14 June 2026
14 June 2026
“Break the Barriers!” – An Interview with Usha Uthup
11 June 2026
“Break the Barriers!” – An Interview with Usha Uthup
11 June 2026
11 June 2026
Curiosity Is a Liberating Force: A Conversation with Rahul Bhattacharya
9 June 2026
Curiosity Is a Liberating Force: A Conversation with Rahul Bhattacharya
9 June 2026
9 June 2026
Othering Mothers
Literature, Film/TV The Chakkar 11/05/26 Literature, Film/TV The Chakkar 11/05/26

Othering Mothers

Farah Ahamed examines the complexities of motherhood and desire in Saadat Hasan Manto’s “Mummy,” Mahesh Manjrekar’s Astitva, and Deepa Mehta’s Water.

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The Sacrifices of Matrimony in A Suitable Boy</em>
Film/TV The Chakkar 20/09/20 Film/TV The Chakkar 20/09/20

The Sacrifices of Matrimony in A Suitable Boy

Mira Nair’s limited series, A Suitable Boy—based on Vikram Seth’s novel—reveals even with changing times, many of our approaches to arranged marriage in India have remained the same. By Nidhi Choksi Dhakan.

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In JAWAANI JANEMAN, Bollywood wrestles - and loses - with the idea of accepting an alternative lifestyle
Film/TV The Chakkar 21/02/20 Film/TV The Chakkar 21/02/20

In JAWAANI JANEMAN, Bollywood wrestles - and loses - with the idea of accepting an alternative lifestyle

Set out with potential to challenge Indian societal norms, Nitin Kakkar’s Jawaani Janeman instead ends up ‘settling down’ - in disappointing fashion. Review by Nidhi Choksi Dhakan

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