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Mental health has been and is still taken very lightly in our country. Any ailment related to the brain is considered to be incurable and inexplicable. Mental diseases are such taboo in our society that even common illnesses like Anxiety and Depression are portrayed in a bad light. The worse thing? Patients with psychological diseases... Continue Reading →
India with a population of 1.3 billion is a colossal country and as such an attractive arena for international brands to prove themselves. More prominent the brand, the difficult it is to deal with the vastly diverse and ever-changing requirements of the Indian buyer. How do you deal with a population which has been accepting... Continue Reading →
The movie of the year, Thor: Ragnarok is here. The wait is over, and the audience is flocking towards the theater to witness the end of days. Scary as it may sound, the movie is nowhere near frightening or frostbitten like its name suggests. Besides being the third addition in the Thor series, Ragnarok is... Continue Reading →
This past summer I was in Delhi, sitting on the steps of the Metro. Not just any Metro but the Noida Sector 18 Metro Station. Situated in the center of the city of Noida and eastwards of Delhi, the capital of India, it enjoys much more attention that it gives out. Nothing special about it... Continue Reading →
After the dismal Box-Office performance of Once upon a Time in Mumbai: Dobara, Milan Luthria returns after four years with his prize duo of Ajay Devgan and Emraan Hashmi. The females leads have changed and so has the theme of the movie. The setting and the overall aura, however, remains the same as the first... Continue Reading →
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Reese Witherspoon, Tye Sheridan What happens when your love becomes borderline psychotic? What happens when the closest you come to interacting with a human is stumbling on two teenagers half your age? Well, you become Matthew McConaughey. This is Mud. A story about two teenagers who meet a grown-up kid. The grown-up... Continue Reading →
King of offbeat movies Rajkumar Rao and Prince of catchy sad-songs Ayushmann Khurrana bring you the newest addition to a long line of non-mainstream and new-concept movies of Bollywood. Barielly Ki Barfi comes as a welcome respite in the apparent drought that Indian cinema has been suffering for some time now. Other than Toilet: Ek... Continue Reading →
Walking down the memory lane, I recall the day we fought, Never in my dreams I thought, it will come to this bane. All around me spread a Sylvan aura, my feet swollen from a journey led in vain. I lost my love, I lost my care, The morning you weren’t there. Trembled as I... Continue Reading →
Based on a True Story Here we go again. Everything was going smooth. We had Chemistry, Biology, Physics. You name it, we had it. Roaming around in a scooty, with you driving and my hands on your waist, I could imagine us walking down the aisle. Or walking hand in hand around the fire.... Continue Reading →
The waiting was getting the better of her now. Only one thought ruled her tired mind He would be waiting for me. Of all days the flight had to get delayed that day. While she was sitting in the waiting lobby of Delhi airport, a man was looking with forlorn at every passer-by at Mumbai... Continue Reading →
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