-



 

I am a budding journalist with a keen eye on the goings on of the world and a professional foodie, if that makes any sense. I have a slight interest in photography by dabbling in it and also would like to make the world a better place through the written word.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Why are airports such fascinating places?

-
Image
Planes hurtling along the runway at light speed, The charm of the weather playing catalyst for easy passage, people scurrying back and forth for either delayed flights or duty free purchases, these are all sights to behold. I for one was always amazed at the prospect of visiting an airport and examining people from all walks of life, without a care in the world just hustling to get to their destinations. Not to mention, the mechanized apparatus known as an airplane has always made my mind jog faster than a marathon runner. With technological marvels being put forth every nanosecond, my wonder-struck mind when seeing an Airbus A380 was sheer joy. Studying the gait and the strides of the people in an airport used to be my way of killing time as my family would sit beside me with a paper curled up in both palms and my mom busy munching on her favorite goodies while my brother accompanied me to check out all the colorful displays on the stores. Be it breathing the intoxicating air of th...
Read more

A MOVIE REVIEW:ARTICLE 15

-
ARTICLE 15,a riveting movie that aims at championing a lone and isolated case in India by bringing more attention and gravitas to it, so that the Indian denizen would make a departure from cliched and hackneyed romcoms to artsy movies of of grit and sheen.The film is centered around the prevalent casteist system has has led to a hearkening reality of what a veritable portayal of the Indian landscape actually is.Dabbling in topics such as this is exactly Director Anubhav Sinha's aim and leaves the viewers completely open to the bombs that are about the drop.Ayushmann, one among Bollywood youngest brigade of actors diversifies himself from movie to movie and has undoubtedly outdone himself in this slowfaced but rather satisfying watch of a movie. Heralding the case on his own shoulders,this decorated IPS officer fights for the underdog and emerges clean at the end of it all, despite being broken and crumbled in the process. What was passed off as honor killing was in all actuality...
Read more

Is the sporting industry D.O.A(dead or alive)?!

-
Image
Sports. The very word is something that was once shrouded in mystery but has evolved to suit what the people desire. Be it the Imperial art of cricket which was introduced by the British Raj but has indiansed itself so much so that we now consider it our baby,so to speak and then we have Kabaddi, a fun game of physical jostling that was conceived in the very womb of India. The niche of Chess which although requires a lot of brain power is also a fun way to kill time was also a product of Indian whimsicality. The Mughals, Zealots and overlords all enjoyed a similar passion for chess. The popular epic of Mahabharata too had a secondary character named Shakuni who harbored  a fondness for a board game which all invariably point to the fact that we are a predominantly sports loving country. Kiren Rijiu being the sports minister has indeed given India a slight edge when it comes to excelling at International level sporting events like the Commonwealth or the Olympics, among others. It...
Read more