Scribbles and tales
The highly versatile malayalam actor celebrates his 38th birthday today. One of the flag bearers of a new wave of experimental and unconventional films in the Malayalam film industry, here’s looking back at some of his pivotal and most appreciated roles of all time. 1. Bangalore DaysOne of the highest grossing Malayalam films of all... Continue Reading →
Lover of all things spicy and fun, Prateek Sohal, a final year student of Knitwear Design at the National Institute of Fashion Technology, Bengaluru, is a fashion superstar waiting to happen. A finalist at the Wool Runway Challenge initiated by the Woolmark Company, the young designer has what it takes to be the next big... Continue Reading →
Billie Eilish is not your regular girl next door, for obvious reasons. Apart from her painfully truth centric, mellow yet hard music, she's also a teenage icon because of her strong opinions and the way she dresses. Some call her choices bold while some call her off as immature. But she clearly knows what she's... Continue Reading →
Just a few things I find intriguing about how Christianity in other parts of India is super different from that in Kerala. A heads up for the next time you ask if one can be both, a Malayalee and a Christian!
Illustrations by: Shreya Bhardwaj This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots and people are talking about it way more than they did a year ago. It’s probably also because I’ve been recently exposed to a lot of stories regarding the struggles of not fitting in. In India, amidst other subjects of concern... Continue Reading →
People say they own dogs. I’ve never owned one. Who am I to own something so priceless? However, I’ve loved many. As a toddler, I’d been distanced from animals. They were to look at and admire, not to be touched or played with. I was around 6 years old when my uncle brought home his... Continue Reading →
FOMO or the fear of missing out is defined by Wikipedia as a fear of regret, which may lead to a compulsive concern that one might miss out on an opportunity for social interaction, an experience, or other satisfying events. In relatable terms, it’s the assumption that our friends are having more fun or are... Continue Reading →
Delhi serves up an amalgamation of history, culture, cuisine, commerce and street life, with countless sights and activities to keep visitors thoroughly engaged. Everyone ends up doing the same things. If you want to have a stand out experience, here are a 10 unique things you can try when you visit next time. Admire the... Continue Reading →
My father can’t dance (now he can because I make him). So he decided when I was pretty young that he’d send me to dance school. Bharatnatyam class, to be precise because Kathak was too mainstream for my parents and also because South Indians remain South Indians even after they move to New Delhi. At... Continue Reading →
My entire childhood in New Delhi was spent using hair clips throughout the day, not only because my school demanded tied back hair, but also to stick back the curled strays on top of my head that I was so ashamed of. The idea was to constantly create an illusion of having the desirable type... Continue Reading →
The left handed Fiona 