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About The Author
Lalita Iyer is an Associate Editor at Outlook and the author of Aging (Un)Gracefully, The Whole Shebang, Raising Mamma and other books.
How much of the drama and masala portrayed in Hindi cinemas courtrooms is actually authentic and have things gotten better?
Exploring the deification of leaders as a prominent feature of Dravidian parties, particularly the DMK and AIADMK.
Here’s looking at how Bollywood’s youngest stars have long paid a huge price for fame and why the industry is finally being pushed to protect them.
Golliher, co-creator of Archie comics for the past 30 years, speaks to Lalita Iyer from Guwahati’s first ever comic-con
Reincarnation and past life memory have grabbed a niche in Indian cinema, gaining popularity in Bollywood as well as in the regional film industries
Unlike popular belief, Muslim law contains some of the most diverse and historically progressive divorce options for women.
Saharu Nusaiba Kannanari speaks to Lalita Iyer about writing as livelihood, The Menon Investigation and Chronicles of an Hour and a Half.
From working as a librarian, waitressing and nannying, to building an empire with Netflix and Amazon deals, Jenny Han has done it all.
There is still an appetite for a proficiently made rom-com, but does Nobody Wants This continue to satiate it in season 2?
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