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Katrina Kaif's Shameless Audacity: She Has Dared To Be Human
For a little context, word on the street is that on August 29th, when Katrina and her husband, Vicky Kaushal, stepped out for the solemn occasion of filmmaker Kuku Kohli’s funeral to pay their respects, paparazzi photos of Katrina in a white salwar kameez quickly went viral.

Navya Kapoor
2 days ago3 min read


In Bollywood’s latest courtroom drama, is Janhvi Kapoor the only loser?
Recently, actor Janhvi Kapoor moved to the Delhi High Court with 4000 web links and an appeal—to protect her personality rights against online criticism, unauthorised advertisement, and pornographic content using AI and deepfakes. While the Delhi High Court has ordered the removal of obscene content, fake accounts, & commercially exploitative platforms, it has refused to impose a blanket ban on her fan clubs, observing that fan communities, criticism, & satire are inevitable

Navya Kapoor
Aug 235 min read


In a war between a pop star and the keyboard warriors, is health the ultimate loser?
Spotted: Pop sensation Ariana Grande taking a step back from the spotlight after getting into a not-so-fresh mess with ‘concerned’ fans and keyboard warriors over her weight loss. When unsolicited commentary overlaps with masked health concerns, then even this gossip lover is left conflicted: how does one find an appropriate way to address a celebrity’s health concerns without getting lost in the crowd of hatemongers?

Navya Kapoor
Aug 114 min read


Heterosexual Marriage Wants To Be Oppressed So Bad...!
During a recent podcast interview, Anuradha Paudwal argued that the "sanctity of marriage" has weakened because of LGBTQ+ rights. She went even further, questioning what the LGBTQ+ community contributes to society and suggesting that marriage derives its value from producing children.

Swastika Kar
Jul 295 min read


Why Cook In The Kitchen When They Can Cook In Lord’s?
Women's cricket, and sports in general, continues to operate under the most exhausting terms and conditions imaginable. You don't get attention for showing up, being consistently good or for representing your country.

Swastika Kar
Jul 214 min read


Food and the Caste Question: Dietary Politics and the Question of Belonging
In this article, I analyse M.M. Vinodini’s The Parable of the Lost Daughter to examine how food is used as a complex tool of the Indian caste system, embedding cultural norms, legal ambiguities, and sites of resistance, change, and retaliation.

Annesha Mistry
Apr 306 min read


Rani Returns… But Does She Recognise Herself?
So when whispers of Queen finding a sequel began, nostalgia did what it does best: it settled comfortably and refused to ask too many questions. After all, Rani’s world was simple then, with its rebellions like small acts and quiet courage. It was a kind of feminism which didn’t require introducing itself.

Swastika Kar
Apr 194 min read


Pedophilia— Bollywood's Latest Cash Grab Antic
This time, the spotlight falls on the all-time famous rapper, Badshah, his latest track Tateeree, and the accusation of ‘vulgarity’.

Swastika Kar
Apr 24 min read


Husband, Wife, Mistress: Patriarchy's Eternal Love Triangle
This month’s grand soap opera of South Indian stardom features none other than every girl’s all-time crush, Vijay, the eternally beautiful Trisha Krishnan, and the invisible yet suddenly very visible institution known as ‘wife’.

Swastika Kar
Mar 204 min read


“Not a Feminist,” says the reaper of the fruits of feminism
Hi gals… The world is burning, and we’re all exhausted from Keeping Up With The Card-holders, aka people in power. Today’s read is more of a raging rant than gossip. But don’t worry, the snark is still as heated as our legacy is.

Manya Uchil
Feb 274 min read
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