Anushree Joshi

Jan 8, 2024 | feminisminindia.com | Anushree Joshi

Whenever Indian cinephiles are asked about their favourite Shah Rukh Khan performance, most wonder about his pre-DDLJ performances perhaps because the superstar habits that we all know and love today are secondary in their hearts than his unabashed theatrical acting prowess. Sure, most of them are entertained by Rahul Raichand and Aman never fails to make viewers cry and laugh at once.

Jul 25, 2023 | feminisminindia.com | Anushree Joshi |Rohini Menon

Building a legacy of and through foremothers to nurture something akin solidarity, or at the bare minimum empathy, has been a theme in Gerwig’s small but accomplished popular oeuvre (Little Women and Lady Bird). Think of a teenage daughter thanking her complicated mother at the end of Lady Bird when she understands that maybe loving and paying attention are much of the same thing.