Sharanya Kumar is a journalist at Mid-Day. She covers a range of topics including holidays, theater, and reviews, with a particular focus on India and the festive spirit of Christmas. Sharanya's work has been featured in notable publications such as Condé Nast Traveller India, The Established, and Film Companion.
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Sharanya's focus is predominantly on entertainment news, with a specific emphasis on Bollywood and Indian cinema. She also covers film reviews, music, celebrities, and K-dramas. Her articles often feature event coverage and "how-to" guides.
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Born and brought up in Mumbai, writer Jerry Pinto loves his hometown so much that his username on Instagram is @mahimkajerry. That said, his 2017 novel
By: Sharanya Kumar, Deepanjana Pal
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By: Sharanya Kumar
A utopian world in Bollywood may not be as common as a dystopian one, but arguably, its fluffy escapism makes it more memorable, and perhaps even more impactful
By: Sharanya Kumar
The institute has had a rough time of late, but the work of its alumni has caught the attention of Cannes Film Festival this year. Updated on
By: Prathyush Parasuraman, Sharanya Kumar
In conversation with Kani Kusruti, Divya Prabha, Chhaya Kadam and Hridhu Haroon. Updated on
Rahul, heir to the Raichand dynasty, visits Delhi's crowded Chandni Chowk neighbourhood, and sees the love of his life, Anjali, for the first time. She is dancing on the street, without inhibitions and full of glee. He does a double-take and nearly misses his step. As Rahul watches Anjali (Kajol), time slows down and the film's dreamy theme music plays in the background while the camera focuses on his lovestruck face. The film is
By: Sharanya Kumar
The romantic sports film, starring Rajkummar Rao and Janhvi Kapoor, is directed by Sharan Sharma. Updated on
By: Sharanya Kumar
‘The Iron Claw' was the signature move of the Von Erichs, the legendary family of professional wrestlers who rose to stardom in the Eighties and went on to occupy pride of place in the WWE Hall of Fame. In Sean Durkin's acclaimed 2023 film based on their story, the phrase represents the toxic masculinity and unforgiving legacy that grips and never truly lets go of the characters in the film. At the outset of
By: Sharanya Kumar
‘The Iron Claw’ was the signature move of the Von Erichs, the legendary family of professional wrestlers who rose to stardom in the Eighties and went on to occu
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