Rashmi Vasudeva is an Assistant Editor for Deccan Herald, focusing on features and local news in India, specifically in Karnataka and Bengaluru. With a background in journalism and a passion for poetry, Rashmi brings a unique perspective to her articles, covering topics ranging from cultural events to book reviews and interviews with notable figures.
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Rashmi Vasudeva's coverage revolves around local events, reviews, and opinion pieces related to a wide array of topics such as books, tarot cards, dance, drama, war and teaching. She also covers entertainment news extensively.
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By: Rashmi Vasudeva
'Modern Masters: S S Rajamouli' review: Laudatory docu misses critical insights
By: Rashmi Vasudeva
Have you paused to listen to a bee? Have you ever wondered about the purrs, the roars, the buzzes, the clicks, and the tick-tocks of the beings around you?
It is five episodes into the fourth season and Emily continues to blissfully play cat-and-mouse with her eager suitors. And aren't we glad!
What makes an art gallery inviting?
By: Rashmi Vasudeva
Angry Young Men, a three-part series directed deftly by Namrata Rao, is unflinching in celebrating Salim-Javed. Angry Young Men ★
By: Rashmi Vasudeva
Skilfully directed by Anubhav Sinha (of 'Article 15' fame), the story, adapted from a book penned by the Captain of the ill-fated plane, moves from
A study in bleakness, you can gape at it in a deadpan sorta way or ask yourself a few questions even as you admire the acting chops on display in this rather meandering crime chiller.
To mark Khalid's four years of incarceration on September 13, filmmaker Lalit Vachani held an online screening and discussion of his documentary ‘Prisoner No. 626710 is Present'.
Arty rendition of Mughal history
Ananya Panday turns in a surprisingly competent performance and holds it all together, quite by herself. Ctrl ★ ★ ★
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