Article 19

Category: Art

  • On Chaos: Within and Without

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    In a world marked by alternate symphonies of turbulence and quiet, chaos in nature finds reverberations in human lives as well. ‘On Chaos: Within and Without’ explores the parallels between nature and human life, trying to make sense of how they influence each other. After all, we are but a part of the bigger cacophony,… Read More

    1–2 minutes

  • When Godot Arrives

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    In “When Godot Arrives”, our correspondent Akhil crafts a haunting narrative that reflects the anticipation and eventual disillusionment of the post-war era depicted in Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot”. Read More

    2–3 minutes

  • between revolutions

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    “between revolutions” is one where each act of care becomes a manifesto, and each gentle gesture, a rebellion against the cacophony, as the quiet ones redefine strength through the soft symphony of compassion. Read More

    1–2 minutes

  • Lost in translation

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    Buffeted by waves of Malayalam Background music of late youth….. Read More

    1–2 minutes

  • Review | The Illicit Happiness of Other People by Manu Joseph

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    What makes a father ponder about his son’s life three years after his suicide? When Ousep Chacko finds the last cartoon his son drew, he restarts his journey for clues about Unni’s death. From this point, the story slowly unravels the life of Unni Chacko, a seventeen year old talented cartoonist who had jumped from… Read More

    4–6 minutes

  • Sacha, Satire and Sarcasm ?

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    – Surbhi While one can find political satire in many contexts and movies, in my opinion, none comes to par with those produced and acted by Sacha Baron Cohen. His films like “Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan”, “Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Read More

    4–6 minutes

  • Left. Right.

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    – Surya Nandana Gazing at each other from across the rails, A line that separates the pages of our tales; We see the time ticking away, Closer to the end, when we finally say, “Goodbye, good luck; I’ll see you again: If, as they say, the earth is round” – when Unannounced, the engine chugs Read More

    1–2 minutes

  • Coffee Table

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    — Navaneeth C V Read More

    1–2 minutes

  • THE END.

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    — Adithya Beera It’s apparent that we humans are becoming more progressive by the day. Increasingly, people believe that no one should be discriminated against based on color, race, gender and the like. Breakthroughs in science and widespread education taught us that there is nothing stopping anyone from becoming the person they want to be: that Read More

    3–4 minutes

  • 72 Hours

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    — Nischitha G Dhruv was standing right there for an hour. It was late at night around 9o’clock. It had been raining since noon that day. Roads were clogged with water and the stationary vehicles in the traffic were making his wait for the bus increasingly difficult. Any slight movement in the vehicles was causing Read More

    9–14 minutes