In 2016, we saw movies like Pink and Dangal that were premised on the struggles of female heroes – and the men who enabled them.
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La La Land reminds you of what love used to feel like, before we dived headfirst into the age of irony and started to abide by an uncodified playbook.
Read MoreThere is no one way to remember a war. For Colonel K’maneck, who served in Bangladesh in 1971, memories of the war are linked to rifle muzzles covered with condoms.
Read MoreWe all know Sudarshan Shetty, the artistic director of the Kochi Biennale this year. Ever wonder how his most famous artwork, "Love", where a dinosaur humps a Jaguar, was realised?
Read MoreVeer had been in a relationship for four years when he embraced his pansexuality. He did not want to hold back such an important part of his life from the person he loved.
Read MorePink should have released with a trigger warning for half this country’s population, where living as a woman is an act of jurrat.
Read MoreNothing endures at -55°C except the commitment to your nation and your men. Sachin Bali, a decorated former officer, recounts a rescue mission at the highest battlefield on earth.
Read MoreIn a nation where only 4 per cent of the population speaks English fluently, the other 96 per cent struggle to get a foothold and join the world’s march to progress.
Read MoreA bullet in his back has not deterred Arun Sawant in his fight for justice. He has taken on the police, the civic body, and is now gunning for the PM.
Read MoreValerian Santos raised his boys to never be mute witnesses to a crime, to always intervene – no matter what the consequences.
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