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 | Just a girl who travels: How this 32-year-old digital nomad gave up her job, her home to explore the worldShivya Nath tells us about her innumerable adventures as she travels around the world solo, blogs about it and even has written a book on | |
 | She believed she was better than any computer: The incredible life and times of Shakuntala DeviWe recently caught up with Anupama Banerji, the daughter of mathematician Shakuntala Devi, on whom a recent film starring Vidya Balan is made | |
 | Shakuntala Devi would have given people a run for their money on Twitter: Why Anu Menon made a film on herAhead of the release of the film Shakuntala Devi, we caught up with its director Anu Menon for a quick chat. She tells us why Vidya Balan was her only choice for the character | |
 | I am my own inspiration: How Malayalam rapper Vedan became the ‘Voice of the Voiceless’Vedan’s song talks about the rights of the oppressed, casteist and religious divides, slaves and lords, land and labour, justice and betrayal and the power of a single spark | |
 | Meet the man who knows what books your favourite movie character readsAbhisek Suman finds out the books that movie characters read and documents them on Instagram and Twitter | |
 | Adayathe Maravi, the first Malayalam film on Disney Plus is a tribute to forgetfulnessBiju Maani's film was released on Disney Plus Hotstar and Amazon Prime after winning numerous awards in international festivals | |
 | Check out how this Coimbatore woman is introducing people to gender politicsTwenty three-year-old Sneha Belcin is bringing academic gender terminologies to the mainstream Tamil audience through her videos on Neelam's YouTube channel | |
 | The Pa Ranjith interview: On women empowerment, a transgender actor’s question that haunts him and being a Beyonce fanWe spoke to Director Pa Ranjith about his new platform that offers workshops and employment opportunities to aspiring women and transgender filmmakers and why he thinks this is crucial | |
 | Pa Ranjith’s Neelam to offer workshops, opportunities to aspiring women, transgender filmmakers from marginalised communitiesThe platform will provide workshops for aspiring filmmakers and also offer them opportunities to work at the Neelam Production house
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 | Why you must watch Tokri, a stop motion film about Indian family life, to appreciate what we haveStudio Eeksaurus's 14-minute film was inspired by personal experiences and delves into deep-rooted Indian values that help tie every family together | |
 | Mira Nair to adapt New York Times article The Jungle Prince of Delhi in a seriesWritten by Ellen Barry, the article reveals the truth about the history of royal family of Oudh, who lived in a ruined palace in Delhi and claimed to be the heirs to the fallen kingdom | |
 | Don't let it drop: How this Odia youth's documentary on water wastage is hot on the film festival circuitThe cinematographer for Last Drop is Swarup Ranjan and the sound mixing has been done by Pratap Kumar. The crew toured extensively to find the right locales to shoot this short documentary | |
 | Gliding through the bumpy Highways of Life: Why Amar Maibam's film of truckers tell the real Manipur's storyAmar has had a stronger connection with the highways and truckers more than others. He was a bus conductor for around five years — from 1995 to 2000 | |
 | Over 150 international films at the 11th edition of the KASHISH Mumbai Queer Film festivalTipped as South Asia's biggest LGBTQIA+ film festival, it is the first Indian film festival to come up with a slate of new programs for this year | |
 | These twin child actors from the UK have set up a platform to help train young, aspiring actorsThe Keston Twins founded Stagebox to teach young talented actors the tricks of the trade and help them navigate their way through the industry |
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