Cinema Archives | Page 16 of 77 | Feminism in India

In this section, find analysis of Indian feminist cinema, listicles and reviews of movies and films by Feminism in India.

‘Srikanth’ Offers A Raw And Authentic Portrayal Of Disability

5 min read | May 30, 2024

‘Disposable Woman’ Trope: Female Characters Just Advancing Male Protagonists’ Storylines

By Insha Qayoom Shah

5 min read | May 30, 2024

Freedom Has Many Faces In Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Heeramandi’

By Aaditya Pandey

5 min read | May 29, 2024

‘DeAr’ (2024) Review: A Tale Of Personal Growth And Forgiveness

5 min read | May 27, 2024

Manju Mai In ‘Laapataa Ladies’: A Beacon Of Anti-Caste Feminism

By Shainal Verma

7 min read | May 27, 2024

‘Exhuma’: Into the New Age

By Rokeya Ghani

6 min read | May 24, 2024

‘The Boy And The Heron’: Miyazaki’s Reflections On Life, Philosophy And A Crumbling World

By Sohini Sengupta

7 min read | May 20, 2024

Women On And Off Camera In Amazon MiniTV’s ‘Amber Girls School’

By Deepti Bholanda

5 min read | May 17, 2024

‘Ripley’: A Grey Character Shown In Stunning Black And White

By Dr Guni Vats

6 min read | May 16, 2024

One Campaign, A Billion Stories: ‘WOMB’ (Women Of My Billion) Is A Documentary Worth Watching

By Sohini Sengupta

8 min read | May 14, 2024

‘Origin’: An Authentic And Real Investigation On Caste Which Is Global Rather Than Local

By Shivani Waldekar

6 min read | May 9, 2024

‘Heeramandi’: Bollywood’s Construction Of ‘Tawaif Culture’ Is All Empty Opulence

By Rokeya Ghani

7 min read | May 8, 2024

‘Challengers’: A Splendid Love Triangle That Gratifies The Female Gaze

By Kanksha Raina

5 min read | May 7, 2024

‘LSD 2’ Review: A Dyspeptically Comical Take On Our Social And Digital World

By Vanshika Sanghi

7 min read | May 3, 2024

Amarjot Kaur: The Real “Chamak” Behind Amar Singh Chamikila’s Legacy

By Bijayani Mishra

5 min read | May 2, 2024