Ruchika Agarwal
Ruchika Agarwal is a writer and video producer interested in starting the conversation about gender issues among teenagers and college students. She enjoys politically correct humour and breaking down the misogyny in movies and music.
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Gender & The Shaping Of New Sensibilities In Malayalam Cinema
A few of the films in Malayalam cinema industry today are striking a strong blow against misogyny, which has otherwise been celebrated unapologetically for decades.
20 Indian Songs That Are A Must For Your Feminist Playlist
These are 20 Indian songs you need to listen to which will empower you and make you feel happy about being a woman.
Book Review – Regretting Motherhood: A Study By Orna Donath
Orna Donath in her controversial yet unapologetically candid book Regretting Motherhood: A Study explores a seldom talked about aspect of being a mother in a patriarchal society; regret.
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