The culture of hero-worship has evolved. What may have started from the mythological character has now transformed into the new dimensions and demands of what one might expect from a hero.

South Indian cinema’s culture of hero-worship and ignoring toxic masculinity has also put women in the industry in a disturbing position. Patriarchy is embedded so much so that women are subjected to objectification.

We today see many actors of the South Indian Industry being worshipped, let’s dig deeper into the historical justification of worshipping mortals and how it has continued in the modern era of South India Cinema.

India-a country so rich in culture that had been under British rule for about 200 years. It was during this period that one of the native voices of India emerged as the first recording artist.

We all love Biriyani. Mostly Lucknavi and Hyderabadi. So, what is special in Kolkata’s Biriyani? Let us find out here!

Menstruation is a taboo in India. To talk about it or to even mention the term is being looked down upon. Today, through this article, we shall find out the “why” behind such taboo within the context of Hindu mythology.

Social history and pop culture go hand in hand. Because of the influence, one has on the other, misrepresentation is bound to happen. ‘Jodha Bai’ is a living example of such a misrepresentation.

Vasant Panchami is celebrated in the honor of Goddess Saraswati, when people wear the colour of Vasant- Yellow. But did you know that Vasant Panchami is more than just a festival of worshipping Saraswati? It is a symbol of communal harmony.

Today, we will be challenging the conventional imagery of Aurangzeb as a crusader, by presenting newly done research to unveil his persona as a balanced ruler: one whose decisions were not purely based on religious, but rationality.

Exploring Firuz-Shah-Kotla, today we will unveil the supernatural power that the place has to offer, where people go to pray to the Djinns.