[Spoiler Alert - The post has spoilers from the movie. If you would like the read the review without the spoilers, here is one - Dhurandhar—The 3.5-Hour Epic That is Filling Theaters in the UK: A Non-Spoiler Review] Why has the film Dhurandhar generated such an unprecedented hue and cry? The reaction is a major cinematic…
The adage, “Doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results is insanity,” perfectly captures the Indian National Congress’s (INC) self-inflicted crisis in Indian politics. Despite media spin and party rhetoric about a revitalised Congress, dig beneath the surface, and nothing has changed—same rhetoric, same leadership, same failures. Why single out Congress over…
For over a decade, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has navigated India through sweeping reforms and global uncertainties, solidifying its political dominance. Yet, Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party remain intellectually stagnant, rehashing the same tired tropes: “democracy is dead,” “unemployment is rising,” “minorities are under threat,” “EVMs are rigged.” Eleven years out of power,…
The Shama Mohamed-Rohit Sharma controversy erupted after Congress leader Shama Mohamed remarked that the Indian cricketer looked "a bit fat" during a public event in early 2025. This comment sparked intense backlash on social media, resulting in public shaming and media scrutiny. While the remark was deemed tactless, no laws were broken, yet Congress distanced itself from Mohamed, reflecting a hypocrisy in their stance on free speech. Critics argue that Congress’s failure to support one of their own reveals their lack of principle and vision. As public sentiment shifts, the party risks declining relevance and credibility among voters.
As soon as India lost the final against Australia, the same old rhetoric like a broken record started resonating all over the place. "Just one bad day", "bad luck", "India is by far the best team in the world" adding to this is Congress' #panauti. Irony is that this is not the first time India…
I.N.D.I.A. that is NOT Bharat, but is a fancy acronym for a consortium of India's finest theater or stage artists. I.N.D.I.A. that had not even hatched from its egg shell yet, picked up a fight that it could never win. Result? Walking out of the Parliament with their tails between their legs even before the…
Indian National Congress has been battling its existential crisis for a few years now. Every election does not matter how big or how small it is, it becomes an existential crisis for the party. It has a mere 50 members in Lok Sabha, 31 in Rajya Sabha, rules in mere 3 states on its own…
The world changed drastically or rather dramatically in the last five years. Several mutually exclusive events lead to a domino of change hurling the mankind to witness a world which was unimaginable just five years ago. Work from home isn't luxury or privilege any more, hybrid way of working is the new work order. 80…
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