Snehal Sachde

Feb 26, 2023 | feminisminindia.com | Snehal Sachde |Yoshita Srivastava |Tara Anand |Sheryl Sebastian

A young, queer artist who is out and proud online was something you rarely find, especially in a country which defines gender roles quite rigidly. Siaan explores gender, personal and social content, as well as drag on his profile, with a whopping 16.7K followers on Instagram. In Conversation with FII, Mx. Siaan talks about being queer, queer representation and navigating online and offline spaces as an LGBTQI member. FII: Could you please introduce yourself and tell us a little about who you are?

Feb 19, 2023 | feminisminindia.com | Snehal Sachde |Yoshita Srivastava |Tara Anand |Sheryl Sebastian

On the first watch, Pyaasa is all about Guru Dutt. Based on his own adolescence as a struggling artist and starring Dutt himself, this is a story about greed, wealth, and the artist archetype. And even on that level, it must be acknowledged that Pyaasa is excellent. Rivalling Dead Poets Society in its ability to convince the watcher to pursue a life of aesthetics and arts, Pyaasa is a story about romance and romanticism of the human experience at its core.

Feb 15, 2023 | feminisminindia.com | Snehal Sachde |Yoshita Srivastava |Tara Anand |Sheryl Sebastian |Rohini Menon

To look at government statistics is always a bit of a heart-stopping exercise. Most statistics, when looked deeper, are always difficult and scary to behold, revealing facts about the nation that most of us are simply not ready to accept just yet. Furthermore, post-pandemic economic breakdowns have made every aspect of human suffering and inequality in the country a little more difficult, a little more solemn.