Author: Parnika Shriyan
Parnika Shriyan
Parnika recently completed her undergraduate studies with a Communication Studies major and a Literary and Cultural Studies minor at FLAME University, Pune. She has learned from many different topics within the realm of media such as print journalism, web journalism, and film which has given her a holistic understanding of media writing. She has written multiple research papers from various domains which involve an in-depth comprehension of the topics. She has also written scripts for and produced multiple short films and documentaries. She is presently working on her blog and writing a new script while interning at Asiana Times before she pursues her masters in Media and Communication this September at Goldsmiths University of London. Her hobbies include basketball, painting, reading & annotating, and critiquing films.
Bollywood’s mediocrity allowed space for Ayushmann Khurrana’s unconventional that fit perfectly in the conventional narrative Ayushmann Khurrana has made his name in Indian cinema not only due to his, admittedly, distinct acting performances or the range of his roles but also, mainly, as a result of the “unconventional” topics his films address. While the audience sees an actor that does not conform to societal norms, Khurrana is an actor who has formed his unique brand in film, something that adheres to society so perfectly, that it is difficult to pinpoint. To critique the actor who gives life to the characters,…
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy issues a decree on July 9, sacking Kyiv’s ambassadors to India, Germany, the Czech Republic, Norway and Hungary While there is no stated reason for the move, it is not difficult to discern the probable reasons behind President Zelenskyy’s decision to sack these specific ambassadors. The countries singled out were those that had not condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Furthermore, countries like India and Germany have made certain decisions, even after the invasion, that are in alignment with Russia. German scientists opposed the supply of weapons to Kyiv, a decision that Zelenskyy responded by deeming them…
The massacre occurred a little after midnight on Sunday in Johannesburg’s Soweto township and the mass shooting resulted in the deaths of 15 people and left 10 with injuries. In the aftermath of the shooting, the police are currently investigating claims that the suspects of the crime are a group of men. Reports suggest that the shooters arrived at the tavern in a minibus taxi and open-fired at the patrons with no apparent motive. Those deemed to be in critical condition were taken to the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital for further treatment. According to preliminary reports, all the deceased fall…
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