Anamika Chatterjee is a Deputy Editor at WKND/Features. She covers a range of topics including arts and entertainment, media, and beauty, with a focus on the UAE, AI, and Bollywood. Anamika's work has been featured in Calhoun Times, Zawya, and Khaleej Times.
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Anamika focuses on local lifestyle and entertainment news, with a particular emphasis on art, cinema, and culture. She frequently includes exclusive content and expert commentary in her articles.
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By: Anamika Chatterjee
How the self-made Arab-American entrepreneur and content creator became a household name in the Middle East and is poised to build a billion-dollar empire
By: Anamika Chatterjee
Amjad, who will be showcasing his work at Downtown Design, on creating elaborate timepieces that are at the intersection of art and science
By: Anamika Chatterjee
The multidisciplinary artist and designer's evocative creations, currently exhibited at Christie's, speak to the audiences
By: Anamika Chatterjee
Joelle, who has openly spoken of normalising getting cosmetic procedures, talks about the line between empowerment and blindly following trends
By: Anamika Chatterjee
For someone who responds to the contention that Bulgaria might just be the saddest place in the world, Georgi Gospodinov is surprisingly cheerful. Like most self-assured thinkers and writers, Gospodinov is happy to take gentle digs at what he calls the ‘Bulgarian sorrow' (“we are champions of sorry,” he remarks) and possesses the ability to dissect social and political milieus to show how these impact people's lives. Sample this: his 2011 novel
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Ahead of the launch of his biography on Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Maktoum, writer Graeme Wilson talks about capturing the essence of the statesman
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Bestselling author Ravinder Singh, who brings his single mixer concept to Dubai this week, on navigating love and romance online and offline
For the past five years, my home — and my world — has been the UAE. To set the context, in 2020, my parent began to sink deeper into the void that Alzheime..
Last December, when Stephane Boukris visited the Louvre in Paris, he was stunned to see a number of American tourists — “ladies from Oklahoma”. Sure, the L..
Ahead of her appearance at the Emirates Airline Festival of Literature, well-known clinical psychologist and bestselling author Dr Jessamy Hibberd talks at length ab...
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