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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Kriti Sanon plays Saumya and Shailee — Seeta Aur Geeta with none of the latter’s cheek or wit.
The culture of Japanese cocktails demands that each drink be made one at a time, preparing it slowly and what some bartenders call “intentionally”, writes Rashmi Vasudeva
The screenplay keeps it undemanding — a stronger injection of complexity wouldn't have hurt. Still, the movie will go a long way in finally giving Purdy her due.
At a recent lecture at King's College, London, Dr Luca Raimondi, a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Global Fellow, introduced Amitav Ghosh as a writer who traverses the spaces in between fiction and non-fiction “to create continuities of experience across seas and continents.”
Beginning with Mary's birth, the film ends with her and Joseph escaping the massacre of infants in Bethlehem, which, of course, gives the makers many opportunities for some slow-mo sword slashing.
Much has changed since the time Canadian author Malcolm Gladwell presented in his bestselling debut book, 'The Tipping Point' (2000), his theory of why the crime rate is falling in New York.
Much has changed since the time Canadian author Malcolm Gladwell presented in his bestselling debut book, 'The Tipping Point' (2000), his theory of why the crime rate is falling in New York.
By: Rashmi Vasudeva
Watch this one like a fever dream and you will feel like you have emerged too — from know not where. Macando perhaps.
In an interview with DHoS, Ranjit Hoskote chats about the relevance of such an anthology and expresses his views about debates around classical texts and history.
Imagining our future can help us crystallise our goals and enhance our confidence if we do it in moderation, but goals are only useful when they are followed by real, daily action.
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