Category: People Space
Stories which stir and move like none other..!!
[VoxSpace Selects] Gulzar – The Garden of Words
The Master Of All Trades Iss Mod Se Jaate Hain Kuch Sust Kadam Raste Kuchh Tez Kadam Raahen… Waah! Such […]
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Now Streaming: Why App Streaming Originals Have Failed To Capture The Telugu Viewership?
YouTube has given way to App based streaming services like HotStar, Voot, Netflix and ALTBalaji. But somehow the equation hasn’t turned beneficial in the South Indian Entertainment market. We analyse.
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[VoxSpace Life] Dhruv Rathee : The New Voice Of India
The Change That India Needs Zindagi jeene ke do hi tarike hote hai … ek jo ho raha hai hone […]
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[VoxSpace Life] Red, Amber, and Green – Do All Colours Mean GO?
Traffic is certainly one of the biggest issues in our country. If not all, most of us crib about the traffic at least once a day. But the truth is, we tend to forget is that WE ARE THE TRAFFIC. Isn’t it? It literally means we are the problem as we believe in jumping the signal.
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[VoxSpace Life] Momina Mustehsan: The Golden Voice Of Pakistan
Momina Mushtehsan, a young Pakistani musician, broke all the records held by Coke studio, by garnering over 2.5 million views in just a day for her song ‘Afreen Afreen’. She beat Atif Aslam, when the song became the fastest Pakistani video to reach the 100 million mark.
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[VoxSpace Life] Shirley Setia: The Millennial Popstar Who’ll Make Your Heart Flutter
Popularly known as the ‘pyjama popstar’, Shirley is a YouTube sensation and social media star. From covering songs on YouTube to making her major debut in the Bollywood music industry with ‘Disco Disco’, the 22-year-old star has captured the hearts of the people with her mesmerizing voice and irresistible smile.
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[VoxSpace Life] Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar, The Forgotten Nobel Laureate Of India
In the year 1983, an Indian American physicist was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his study on “the physical processes important to the structure and evolution of stars” with William A. Fowler. This scientist was none other than Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.
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[VoxSpaxe Selects] Satyajit Ray’s Calcutta Trilogy And The Socio-Economic Pathos Of Bengali Urban Middle Class
As a director and narrator, Satyajit Ray’s centre of focus had mostly been the urban Bengali household. In ‘Jana Aranya’, ‘Pratidwandi’ and ‘Seemabaddha’- the Calcutta Trilogy – he focuses his attention on the essential ennui of the times.
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[VoxSpace Life] Where Should You Stand On The Israel-Palestine Conflict
The Left And Right Of The Issue The conflict between Israel and Palestine is known to be one of the […]
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[VoxSpace Life] Are We Overlooking The Protest Against Gender Inequality At Cannes?
Cannes is a symbol of independence. Tossing off a historically symbolic protest that Cannes witnessed would not just be a sign of ignorance and oblivion, but of predesigned suppression of a voice that has the capability to unnerve the hushed fusion of oppression and bias.
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