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‘Ram’ by Amish – A downgrade from the Immortals of Meluha series

The author reflects on their experience with Amish's writing, particularly praising the Immortals of Meluha series for its imaginative retelling of familiar characters. However, they found the Ramayana series lacking in depth and philosophical complexity, even as it explores new narratives. Despite disappointment, the appreciation for Amish's respectful approach remains.

Maneuvering through postpartum!

It's amazing how the most wonderful phase of life comes with an almost incomprehensible list of mental complexities alongside physical. Pregnancy and postpartum are, as is common knowledge, one of the most challenging times of a woman's life physically, but it is established that the mental and emotional results of the challenges are well worth... Continue Reading →

XO, Kitty | A light-hearted breath of fresh air | Netflix series

XO, Kitty is a Netflix spinoff focusing on Katherine Song Covey, sister of Lara Jean from "To All the Boys." Kitty moves to Seoul to reconnect with her pen-pal boyfriend and learn about her mother. The series blends teenage drama with cultural depth, showcasing dignified characters amid relatable challenges. Enjoying the journey, I look forward to season 2.

Tulip Fever – Subtle yet fierce

Tulip Fever is another one of those movies that make you never rely on critics’ reviews. This is a movie based in the seventeenth century whose storyline very well resonates in the 21st. A critic went as far as calling the movie tone-deaf; and I must either be a viewer uncomprehending of movie standards, or... Continue Reading →

The Ramayana 2026 trailer – what’s wrong with it?

The recent Ramayana trailer featuring Ranbir Kapoor has garnered criticism for failing to meet expectations of a Rs.4000 crore film. The trailer is perceived as resembling a low-budget Hollywood production, lacking the grandeur associated with its budget. Concerns about casting and storytelling have led to doubts about the film's success among audiences.

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