Confused Indians resort to Baingan jokes!
For moments when you want to make bharta out of his dick ? https://t.co/s5xaIeAYC7
— Priya Sometimes (@PriyaSometimes) September 5, 2016
I'll never see baingan Ka bharta in the same way ever again. pic.twitter.com/irjIgeYd3m
— Aashish Mehrotra (@AgniBankai) September 5, 2016
Baingan flavoured condoms so good girls can remember mummy and stop the blowjob right there.
— NumbYaar (@NumbYaar) September 5, 2016
Action films like Blast and Maa Inti Bangaram finally give South Indian women the space to feel seen, relatable, and represented on screen
Before you come at us with “People go to the theatre to have fun!”, we get it! Action thrillers have their place, and they most likely always will.
Madras Matinee is a slice of life story that is soulful and comical but also over dramatic, at times.
Thug Life, despite being bejeweled with the masters in each field fails in its execution, with a weak storyline.
Maaman is a new story with new ideas but approached with old and primitive ideals.
Where inspiring stories took centre stage.
For now, Kerala’s cities have not chosen a new ideology, they have chosen to send a warning. Whether this moment becomes a lasting shift or a temporary protest will be decided not at the ballot box, but on the streets, wards, and workdays of the cities the BJP now governs.
What’s on the horizon for Meenakshi in terms of movies this year?
With too many ideas, Identity is engaging yet uncertain about what its ambitions are!
A political film that’s both intimate and intense!
An underwhelming sequel!
We see women being unapologetically themselves, even if they are flawed, or misunderstood, or do not conform to societal standards.
