Will Gluck’s high-concept romantic comedy has plenty of laughs and chemistry, but its absurd premise never becomes a fully convincing world
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A sub-editor on the Entertainment desk, Aishani works across cinema, culture, and opinion pieces. An SCM Sophia alum, she’s an aspiring filmmaker who lives and breathes cinema.
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Anand Patwardhan’s comments on Tarun Tejpal have reopened an uncomfortable question: what happens when men celebrated for speaking against injustice suddenly struggle to recognise it when a woman is the one asking to be believed?
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The singer reflected on the professional and personal costs of speaking against powerful men and defended survivors from questions about how they respond to trauma.
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