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Favorite Podcasts – 2020

One of the best things that happened in 2020 was the rise of the Podcasting scene in India. People know about Podcasts and may even listen to them, but as far as the creators India is still in its nascent stage. With Covid on the rise and many were stuck at home, people starting finding new hobbies. Podcasting gave solace to many because

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2020 – Year in Review and setting expectations for 2021

we are on the last day of the year and I know how bad the year has been for many. Fortunately, apart from me losing my regular job 2020 was kind to me in many aspects. This year I finally got to spend time with my wife and kid who were away for a long time.

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Soul – Movie Review: An interestingly personal film

What drives humans? Passion or Purpose? The new Pixar film tries to answer this question or is it? We, humans, are designed with flaws, we run towards building our lives and find meaning in it, inherently or on purpose. A Japanese concept called Ikigai is so famous right now which means

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Kee – An unimpressive so-called Social Thriller

Are there righteous hackers in the world? For a change yes, there are a few. Hackers would always want to hold on to their anonymity owing to the risks of government and law getting hold of them and punishing them. This is the movie about one such hacker or is he?. Read the full review.

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Waiting for a Visa: Autobiography of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar – Book Review

Have you ever denied Water when you were thirsty? What will you do if a doctor doesn’t treat someone close to you? Will you stay silent or get enraged? What will you do if you are surrounded by a mob for sitting on a chair? The small book written by Dr. B.R. Ambedkar has six essays from his life and that of others’ experiences when they faced untouchability.

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Love and Monsters, Movie Review: A fun-filled ride with Monsters

How far would you go for your love? That forms the central theme of this movie Love and Monsters directed by Michael Matthews, a South African director. After the Monsterpocalypse, when most of humanity perishes the rest go underground, the movie starts with a typical dystopian setup.