Outlook's Deep Dive compares Dhurandhar and Ikkis, examining how these Indian war films portray nationalism, masculinity, and memory differently, reflecting broader cultural and political conversations.
Aishani Biswas
About The Author
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.
About The Author
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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