Outlook's Creative Director Manpreet Romana, who was embedded with the US Marines in Afghanistan in 2009 as a photojournalist, recalls his experiences of being in the midst of gunfights, mine clearance, and losing colleagues.
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A chronology of how the Korean cultural wave(s) managed to sweep global audiences
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The food of Old Delhi serves as a living archive of memories—both personal and collective
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Gen Z is more than a punchline: Recent media reduces a generation to shallow stereotypes while dodging the deeper issues of modern life.
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The film adaptation of the novel It Ends With Us dilutes a complex narrative of breaking the cycle of abuse, disrespecting the original story and leaving the fans disappointed.
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Do we need freedom from social media? It may be too radical a statement, but we certainly need to take a step towards digital minimalism
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Amidst this wave of self-care trends in the social media age, the focus has shifted from genuine care to an idealised aesthetic.
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Pronouns are profound for the queer community; they denote agency and acceptance in a world that is not always inclusive.
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Kashmiri films face strategic censorship by the CBFC, leading to narrative control and shaping a one-sided public perception of Kashmir.
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