Express Train to 1995: Feminist Review of Chennai Express
(There are spoilers from the very beginning; be warned.) Chennai Express is trying to remake DDLJ in a way that isn’t regressive in its attitude towards women and failing, in the […]
Monthly Archives: August 2013
Being Casually Indian on Children’s TV
It shouldn’t be as astonishing as it is that there is an entirely inoffensive children’s show with a lead character who is both casually Indian and a product of an […]
English Vinglish: Good for Women, Not as Good for Minorities
Let me start out by saying that English Vinglish is a must-watch film for anyone remotely interested in feminism, Bollywood, India, immigrant culture, or NYC. It marks the return of […]
Blog Award: Bouquet of Three
A few weeks back, Irene over at misplacedmysassy nominated me for my first blog award, and I’m just now getting around to accepting it. I don’t really understand the blog […]
Orange is the New Black: Setting a New Standard for Socially Conscious TV
Orange is the New Black is so overhyped that I wasn’t going to watch it, until my friend texted me that I look like a minor character in a passing […]
