Author: Puja Sinha
[VoxSpace Selects] Sci Fi Should Make Headway Or Die?Dispel Sci-Fi Dystopia With Ted Chiang
Even as dystopian sci-fi dominates streaming platforms in 2025, Ted Chiang's elegiac approach remains a refreshing counterpoint worth revisiting. The […]
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[VoxSpace Selects] The Super Mess Of Super Deluxe Oozing Like Juice Out Of Plum: Not A Review
Over half a decade later, Super Deluxe remains India's most audacious indie film, challenging conventions that persist today. A Path-Breaking […]
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[VoxSpace Selects] Lolla Kutty, Channel V’s Demise, And Wonder Menon! Yes In That Order
Wonder Menon trailer gave us a few moments of cachinnating and marveling at Anuradha Menon, almost a decade after Channel V stopped airing Lola Kutty before dying out altogether.
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“Ladka Huya Hai Ya Ladki?” – Breaking Away From The Binaries Of Sex And Gender With Daniel Mendonca
Daniel Mendonca's groundbreaking work continues to inspire conversations around gender identity and inclusive spaces across Indian institutions today. Is It […]
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Netflix’s Recent Release Leila Sells People Their Worst Nightmares Like French Perfumes
Even years after its 2019 release, Leila's dystopian warnings feel unsettlingly prescient for Indian audiences navigating contemporary anxieties. The Verdict […]
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[VoxSpace Selects] Undoing Anonymity Of Women Authors- Sister Library Remains Unparalleled
Over five years later, Sister Library's mission to amplify women writers remains more urgent than ever in Indian literary spaces. […]
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[VoxSpace Selects] Casteism Through Ray’s Chiaroscuro: Aranyer Din Ratri 50 Years After
As the nation sighs at recent caste-based violence- the death of Dr. Payal Tadvi, the film Aranyer Din Ratri nudges us to look at the layered functioning of casteism that the present society has concealed under sophistry.
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[VoxSpace Selects] Alternative To Intellectual Jargons? Tamasha Of Civil Disobedience On Indian Streets
Public spaces for the open street theatres should act as a vanguard of democracy and in no way should these spaces disappear into cloistered air-conditioned auditoriums.
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Living A Sci-Fi Dystopia: The Audacious Act Of Job Searching In The Age Of AI And Unemployment
The present job distress has not stopped AI from tampering with employment dynamics in India. It alludes to an immediate re-skilling of workers and re-examining the need for the human touch.
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[VoxSpace Selects] What Happens When You Share A Meme In Bengal? Comedy Of Monarchs!
Six years on, Bengal's struggle with political satire and freedom of expression remains as contentious and relevant as ever. The […]
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