Udbhav Seth is a journalist at The Indian Express. He specializes in the film industry and filmmaking, providing insightful coverage and analysis on various aspects of cinema. Udbhav's work has been featured in The Indian Express and India Today.
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Udbhav Seth's coverage primarily centers around literature, authors, books, cultural commentary, and social issues with a focus on India. Given his extensive coverage of events and expert commentaries in the literary and cultural space, he would likely be most receptive to pitches offering interviews or insights related to significant literary events or new book releases by Indian authors. Additionally, social issues with a specific connection to Indian culture may also pique his interest.
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In Fascist Yoga, Stewart Home challenges modern yoga's sanctity, tracing its roots to European nationalism
By: Udbhav Seth, Ashish Mukherjee
'My Comrade' is a short on a love triangle between a tribal couple and a Maoist soldier. Director Tathagata Ghosh on how he brought it to life
By: Ashish Mukherjee, Udbhav Seth
'With Hasan in Gaza' by Palestinian director Kamal Aljafari is an unsentimental look at the lives of Gazans during the second Intifada
By: Udbhav Seth, Ashish Mukherjee
Two films, 'Young Mothers' and 'Victoria', depict women at their highest and lowest as they deal with unreliable men and surrogate families
By: Udbhav Seth, Sonali Acharjee
Recent attempts to regulate assisted reproductive technology may add to the financial and emotional stress of millions of couples around the country
Six months into the Delhi government initiative, the canteens have transformed into spaces serving not just food for the working-class, but community and friendship
