Karishma JangidAn effort that could have achieved more: Viewing Jayeshbhai Jordaar from a feminist perspectiveJayeshbhai Jordaar is the humorous tale of Jayesh (Ranveer Singh), a conservative Sarpanch’s son who tries to save his unborn daughter.May 15, 2022May 15, 2022
Karishma JangidSharmaji Namkeen: Modern, funny, light-hearted Baghban“Ulti, seedhi, jaisi bhi ho, family hai”- this dialogue sums up “Sharmaji Namkeen”.Apr 5, 2022Apr 5, 2022
Karishma JangidGehraiyaan: Dives deep into many subjects, gets most rightHumans see everything in black and white, but one should see things as they are-grey. Gehraiyaan does exactly that.Feb 25, 2022Feb 25, 2022
Karishma JangidUnorthodox on Netflix: A series that needs to reach the audience that can’t access it.Analyzing the German-American Netflix miniseries “Unorthodox” here. No spoilers. You’re welcome. :)Aug 8, 2020Aug 8, 2020
Karishma JangidThe Prisons We Broke- a look into the life of the ‘untouchables’Imagine there’s a lucky draw. Your life depends on it- your name, education, career, lifestyle, everything depends on the lucky draw. If it…Jul 19, 20201Jul 19, 20201
Karishma JangidZoey’s Soulful PlaylistA simple analysis of the simple yet impactful TV show ‘Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist’.Jul 11, 20201Jul 11, 20201
Karishma JangidOf Locker Room, Screenshots and Misleading HeadlinesIf you’re someone who relies on social media for news, then maybe your feed lately has been full of terms like #BoisLockerRoom, gangrape…May 12, 20201May 12, 20201
