Sangita Rajan
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Amritha Ram reimagines Khadi for global fashion with KH House of Khadarâs new collection (opens the original)
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At the Runway Seven Fashion Awards in New York on September 14 this year, a feature film accompanied KH House of Khadarâs showcase of its latest collection Sutura. The clatter of wooden looms and the rhythm of weavers at work set the stage and the mood before the models clad in khadi began walking. At the fashion awards, the lable won in the Best Ready-to-Wear Collection category. KH House of Khadar takes khadi beyond its familiar associations with handloom and sustainability, and places it fi
âThe Love Hypothesisâ movie review: A charming rom-com that disappoints book-tok (opens the original)
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Movies based on books are going to be rushed. Movies based on books are going to be rushed. Movies based on books are going to be rushed. This is the what I repeated to mentally prepare myself before hitting play on Amazon Primeâs awaited adaptation of The Love Hypothesis, based on the book of the same name by Ali Hazelwood. The story centres on Olive Smith (Lili Reinhart), a dedicated third-year biology PhD candidate at Stanford University, whose research focuses on the early detection of pan
India Music Retreat brings audiences closer to music through performances and shared listening (opens the original)
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In a world of playlists, earbuds and music consumed between meetings, commutes and scrolling, the India Music Retreat asks for something increasingly rare: time. For three days in Jaipur, over 400 people will put aside the usual hurry, and listen to music across the day in relaxed, informal spaces that lets them be present. The premise is less about attending a festival than entering a slower, more immersive relationship with music. “There are festivals happening all the time, public concerts, a
Rhythm coffee: Chennaiâs hidden brew for coffee lovers (opens the original)
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If you, like me, have a permanent residence on one particular social media app and live in Chennai, you must be subjected to the endless tirade of videos calling everything from Erode Amman Mess to a local thrift store a âhidden gemâ. Naturally, it did not take long for the internet to present the same title to the newly opened Rhythm Coffee in Alwarpet. This Harry Potterâs cupboard-under-the-stairs-esque coffee bar with minimal seating and a well-tested menu, is the new feather added to
This dark comedy short film explores the chaos of quick commerce delivery apps (opens the original)
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In the age of e-commerce, it is not unthinkable to believe that there can be an app from which anything can be purchased. It is, to an extent, a reality. Everything from cooked meals, and electronics, to a suitcase and even a treadmill can be purchased and delivered to your doorstep. What happens if we take that reality a step further? Set in an alternate universe Kochi, exists the app Go Get It, and contrary to the name, you do not have to go anywhere to get anything. Everything can be delivere
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