Adrita Majumder’s illustrations
Adrita is associated with the journal as a graphic designer















































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Abol Tabol is a great show of the author Sukumar Ray’s craft where otherwise non-sensical text appears meaningful when read together with illustrations.
A story of how change in a village, Hiraeth, is discussed between Gul and her father when they visit Hiraeth for a local festival, Chitrani.
The poem reflects upon the unexpected rise in the covid cases in the second wave. The relatives of patient/s felt helpless as they weren’t able to arrange the necessary drugs.
With the winds of change years back Constitution of India came into being. Lets all learn to reflect, react, rethink and resume this 72nd Republic Day.
Even before the rise of over the top (OTT) platforms based web series, the state of Bihar and its political and socio-cultural landscapes has gathered topmost attention of the silver screen/ Bollywood. The charm of Bihar attracted filmmakers to plot classic super hits movies like legendary Bimal Roys’s Do Bigha Zamin (1953), Raj Kapoor’s Teesri…
There are two significant problems one can see in the contemporary Telugu cinema. One, the spatiality of our movies are either city-centric or rural or a mix of both. Second, notwithstanding the spatiality, the stories are majorly elitist, which invokes false aspirations or a sense of escapism with regard to the audience. In other words,…