- Search results for Feminism
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 | Guneet Monga: Jab We Sex delves deep into topics like polyamory, porn, sexual abuseProducer Guneet Monga talks about her new audio series, Jab We Sex, and taking India cinema to the global stage | |
 | Enola Holmes Movie Review: A charming character tries to propel a not-so-charming filmEnola Holmes is admirable for its righteous political and feminist views, but nevertheless, is still one that loses charm as it goes | |
 | Ms Representation: Fifty shades of FeminismThis weekly column is a rumination on how women are portrayed in cinema and this week the author discusses Mrs. America | |
 | Art mirrors life in Geetha J's Run KalyaniThe journalist-turned-filmmaker talks about her film which was screened at this year's New York Indian Film Festival to much acclaim | |
 | Taapsee Pannu: Respect is earned not commandedTaapsee's words seem to be aimed at a tweet from Kangana's digital team, which goes by the name Team Kangana Ranaut on an unverified Twitter account | |
 | 'I believe in WCC's all-transcending power': Parvathy responds to director Vidhu Vincent's allegationsRecently, director Vidhu Vincent left the Women in Cinema Collective (WCC) citing personal disagreements with the group | |
 | Cate Blanchett says feminism is not a 'fashionable moment'Blanchett plays Phyllis Schlafly in the miniseries Mrs America, which tells the story of the movement for the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s | |
 | 13 Reasons Why Season 4 review: A stretched, mostly forgettable seasonWhat initially revolves around teenagers helping a friend cover up a murder, freely ventures into several other serious issues, and handles it all very loosely | |
 | Biweekly Binge: Alice Fraser’s Savage - The importance of being sadA fortnightly column on what’s good in the vast ocean of content in the streaming platforms around you, and this week, it's Alice Fraser's Savage, streaming on Amazon Prime | |
 | Money Heist Season 4 review: A lukewarm attempt to live up to its exalted standardsThis new season gets your adrenaline pumping, but just not as consistently | |
 | Ms Representation: The survivor's storyThis weekly column is a rumination on how women are portrayed in cinema and this week the author discusses Ruchi Narain’s Guilty | |
 | Little Women Movie Review: Greta Gerwig puts her own charming and subversive spin on an enduring classicGreta Gerwig's innovative adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's novel works more often than not and is a lovely addition to the long list of retellings of this classic | |
 | Instead of being jealous, it’s better to work your way up: Disha Patani on nepotismTaking the example of her sister, who is in the army, Disha in an interview said that ‘nepotism exists in every industry’ | |
 | Angry Birds 2 Movie Review: A fun ride underlined by progressive thoughtsThe kids film hardly has a dull moment and keeps throwing gags and progressive ideas at the audience | |
 | Feminism is not about hating men: Vidya BalanVidya Balan talks about the importance of Nerkonda Paarvai in post #MeToo India, misconceptions around feminism, and her upcoming roles in Mission Mangal and the Shakuntala Devi biopic |
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Read Article: Putham Pudhu Kaalai Review: Sudha Kongara stars in an anthology that evokes mixed feelings
Which is your favourite segment in Putham Pudhu Kaalai?
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| Ilamai Idho Idho (Sudha Kongara) | |
| Avarum Naanum – Avalum Naanum (Gautham Menon) | |
| Coffee, Anyone? (Suhasini) | |
| Reunion (Rajiv Menon) | |
| Miracle (Karthik Subbaraj) | |