PERSPECTIVES
I grew up in Delhi in the 1980s. My school was close to home, and…
There is a certain kind of confidence, a particular brand of self-assurance, that has become…
London’s fascinating dichotomy is what hits you first when you land, a perfect blend of…
I never expected to encounter another woman like Scarlett O’Hara on the big screen—but then…
Minneapolis is running out of shock. That may be the most alarming sign of all.…
In an age of biohacking, wearables, supplements, and endless wellness trends, many Americans are searching…
I walked into Parasakthi expecting a political period film. I walked out realizing I had watched many…
The New York Times opinion article published at the end of the year drew wide…
Some days, Texas feels too big for its own good. The sky stretches wide and…
The Indian state and its people have had a good run in the Western world…
In 2025, I traded successfor poetry,when neither pay nor prestige addressedthe emptiness in me Only…
I finally watched “Dhurandhar,” long after its global impact had already been tallied—both in box-office…
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