Christina Joshy
Ahmad Al Kaashekh: The Jack of All Trades
My meeting with Ahmad Al Kaashekh was the first of the video calls I have done in this series, and there are...
Varsha Vijayan: A Work in Progress
I have to preface this feature by saying that Varsha Vijayan is probably one of the most inspiring people I have ever...
Vaishaki Radhakrishnan: Kerala’s Own Kochu and Amma
As a young Malayali girl growing up in Delhi, Vaishaki Radhakrishnan found resonances with her culture in films. No matter the type...
Mirror, Mirror On The Wall: What if You Disappeared One Day?
I thought there were many things I already knew about hostel life, may it be the terrible food we all complain about...
How Malayalam Popular Culture Views Female Friendships
After a year and a half of online class, a friend added me to a private Whatsapp group chat with three of...
Home Review: An Emotional Journey Helmed By An In-Form Cast
Home Review: 3.5/5
Rojin Thomas’s Home is a simple tale, but it tugs your heartstrings from the moment you...
If NRI Nostalgia Had A Taste, This Is What It Would Be Like
If there is one experience all NRIs can collectively relate to, it is the feeling of longing for home. Growing up in...
Books You’ll Enjoy If You Loved Watching These Films
Story hangovers are a thing! You often find that you've mentally immigrated to a fictional world until further notice after watching a...
Malik Movie Review: Becoming the Voice of the Marginalised
Malik Movie Review: 3.5/5
Mahesh Narayan’s Malik is a difficult watch, but a very honest one. It leaves you...
Sara’s Review: A Celebration Of Modern Love, Agency & Female Identity
Jude Anthany Joseph’s Sara’s poses a single question to the audience from the very beginning: Are women mediums of reproduction in the...