Neeraj Bunkar

What we cheer for when we applaud the violence in Dhurandhar 2Sign In to read

March 26, 2026 15:56 IST

The background score is loud, constant, and almost overwhelming. It keeps you from disengaging. The pacing is tight, the visuals striking. You are pulled in, scene after scene, until your responses begin to follow the film’s rhythm

Post-PhD trauma: We are treated as an ‘overqualified’ but ‘inexperienced’ lot. This must changeSubscriber Only

January 22, 2026 11:41 IST

Transparent hiring practices, accountability in recruitment, recognition of doctoral research as professional experience, and institutional support for post-PhD transitions are necessities

‘Bison Kaalamaadan’ shows that the body is political long before it becomes athleticSubscriber Only

December 24, 2025 15:17 IST

What Selvaraj ultimately captures is a simple but unsettling truth: Love, in such worlds, is not merely emotional sustenance but a survival strategy

Aranya Sahay’s debut film ‘Humans in the Loop’ asks: Can technology ever truly reflect diverse worldviews?Subscriber Only

November 29, 2025 15:16 IST

This resonates deeply in 2025, with AI’s trillion-dollar boom relying on invisible workers in places like rural India. The film frames their labour through a feminist lens: Like motherhood, data labelling demands patience, care, empathy and endurance, yet remains undervalued