Rishita

Are we still here? or have we forgotten about the existence of this app again? :)

hello ma'am!

Yes I'm interested, love your book tweets and recommendations! Thank you for letting me know :)

Really? They have stopped selling?

Apparently there's some film or docu coming on 12th fail, names zero se restart, which is what they must be showing, lmao I wasn't paying attention ig💀 but either ways.

5 Six-word stories by Cheryl Rebello Longing She wants a mother. Her brother’s. Caveman Two stones. Fire make. Hot, hot! Sonography Two hands. Two feet. Two horns. Hiccups Inhibitions walk out of a bar. Paralysis Her toes on his. Still n...

If you are into 6-word stories, here are 5 I wrote:

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Your posts prompted me to go there, so thank you for these.

Should I be glad that my hometown literally has no pvr yet(tier 2 city), even though it comes with its drawbacks as a lot of films also don't release there and watching films in a theatre culture feels a bit dead there😔

Oh yes that is okay, I understand. But it's annoying for those who do show up on time, and what if they start on time??

Also my point is they could show trailers etc of newer films or something, today I saw one of 12 th fail??

Why does PVR show the teaser etc of year old films in theatre?? Like what's the point -_- isn't it better to just start the films on time instead.

Oh yeah pls feel to DM/post at me for films you can't find on streaming or public torrents (obscure Indian movies and current year movies are exceptions). I can try to look for them as I'm super deep in the high seas. I also have a decent hit rate, haha.

Omgg!

A ★★★★½ review of All We Imagine as Light (2024) There’s a scene in the middle of the first hour where Prabha (Kani Kusruti) and Anu (Divya Prabha) have a conversation inside their small house, ubiquitous in the city of Bombay, but Payal Kapadia and...

Wrote a little on residents of a city being synonymous with the city, and All We Imagine As Light's standing within the larger pantheon of Bombay movies #filmsky #desiwatch letterboxd.com/mrnarci/film...

Yeah I do find many of them very interesting.. there's no lack of that. I guess I just need to sit down and write something.
Thank you! The goal is to go the journal route but for now I just need to start

Wow, teach me how to go about publishing papers.🥲

That's quite inspiring. Also seems interesting

You have your own paper in a book? That's so cool, which book?. And which paper?

I didn't even know about this film, until today. But now I'm hearing good things about it, will add to my watchlist.

Welll.. guess who had the last laugh?

#filmsky

Yess!!

How did they find you

What😭

It is.

Karan Arjun is a popular movie but to see it getting 105 screens on a single day in Mumbai versus AWIAL, a Grand Prix winner, getting 9 screens... the theatrical scene: distributors, exhibitors have failed us.

will wait for a 2045 re-release when AWIAL will get 100 screens

Exactly. :( awial isn't even screening in most places, except for tier 1 cities

In how many cities is All We Imagine as Light releasing? Because even in Delhi, it's like releasing in very limited theatres(that I can find as of now)

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From the food delivery company that brought you a brilliant plan to color-code delivery workers' uniforms so they could be targeted for casteist and Islamophobic violence, comes a bold new frontier in capitalism: they charge you to work for them!

Founder culture is a kind of brain rot.

S1E1- How did we get here?

Hello! If you are connecting with us for the first time, here is a 🧵 with episodes of our very first season!

In Episode 1, we discuss our academic journeys and how we found ourselves academicking:
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I'm so glad bluesky is finally a happening place, and I can follow most of my twitter mutuals and other cool people here. (Welcome all of you). I just hope it stays this way this time around. ✨

In Delhi one is not breathing but inhaling poison. A crisis that calls for urgent action but fascists in power don't see it worthy of attention.