A Story Of Friendship And Betrayal Set In The Theatre World[First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Apr 21Apr 21
Deviants: 3 Gay Men, 3 Eras, One Fight For Acceptance[First “Deviants: The Queer Family Chronicles” comes close on the heels of Santanu Bhattacharya’s stunning debut novel, “One Small Voice”…Apr 21Apr 21
Reading The Constitution Without Rose-Tinted Glasses[First published in YouthKiAwaaz] Between the years 2019 and 2024, the Constitution of India has been used in ways that were perhaps never…Apr 21Apr 21
Ram c/o Anandhi: a Book that reads like a Kollywood scriptRam is a twenty something young man who comes to Chennai from Alappuzha to study film making. At least, that is the official reason- the…Mar 19Mar 19
Books come to you when you are ready for themI started reading Tomb of Sand when it had been shortlisted for the International Booker, but while I appreciated the writing, I couldn’t…Feb 28Feb 28
The Ganga Mirrors India: Sacred, Polluted, And Endlessly Complex[First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Feb 19Feb 19
“The Other Mohan” Is A Riveting Blend Of Memoir And History[First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Feb 19Feb 19
How “trad wives” Deny Women The Right To Choose[This was written for the USAWA Newsletter- Matchbox 06]Feb 14Feb 14
Male Voices That Capture the Female Experience[This was written for the USAWA Newsletter- Matchbox 05]Feb 13Feb 13
The Black Hill: A Story from the North EastMamang Dai’s ‘The Black Hall’ is based on an historical account of a French missionary who tried to find a route to Tibet by travelling…Feb 13Feb 13
