“Mera ek hi dharam hai, Cinema! Jeena yahan aur marna yahan” – AK (I’ll keep you guessing which one though) … More
Author: Sharan Ahluwalia
I like to curate poetry, thought-pieces and other forms of verbal-visual expressions. I am a full-time social worker, part-time poet and educator, and breathing-walking repository of one-liners, often breaking into songs without my own will or consciousness.
The Black Mirror Has Finally Cracked
With the recent protests against the CAA and NRC, we are witnessing first-hand, the implications of a state controlled and centralised fifth estate in India.
No Dialogue between India and Pakistan during SCO is a Missed Opportunity
No dialogue between Mr Modi and his counterpart, Mr Khan at the recent SCO summit in Bishkek is a missed opportunity. Yesterday, as India and Pakistan united for the World Cup, the two nations must unite beyond the playground, now more than ever, to address the global issue of terrorism.
Game of Thrones and International Affairs: Lessons for the Realpolitik World
What goes up, must come down. It’s a law of nature. Like all good things that come to an end, it is time to conclude a chapter that transpired over 8 long beautiful years. Now that we have entered into the final hours of the last bloody Monday we will ever encounter as a global audience, here are my two Lannister cents.
Come for Our Mother
As Greta Thunberg claims, “it’s not a change anymore, it’s a climate breakdown.” This mother’s day, I write in honour of the one who birthed us all, Mother Earth!
Wet and Low
When people don’t just leave you high and dry!
“Aaj ki Sweetu, Kal ki MeToo”- The Dream of a Men’s Commission at ADHM
With the rise of Metoo and TimesUp movements, there is an alternative rising demanding for men’s commission and men’s right.
I’ll Be Blackin’ out with the Purest: A Movie Review
Marvel Universe Basks in Glory of the Revolutionary Black Panther
Black Dog
On World Mental Health Day 2017, let’s confront our inner Black Dogs.
Lipstick under my Burkha is a Soft Porn-Film
Lipstick under my Burkha validates how India looks at its Marital Rape Clause. (A movie review)
