Imaan Sheikh

In a culture where romance too often must be conducted in secrecy, the moon has come to symbolize the sole companion to love.

As pet ownership rates go up amid lockdowns, fuzzy friends are turning frowns upside down in even the most reluctant of Brown households.

What does recovery look like when not just your community, but even doctors don’t take you seriously?

Food in Brown homes can be a love language, a guilt trip, or even an apology. So what happens when eating becomes disordered in a culture so centered around food?

On his 55th birthday, we look at how King Khan romanced audiences for over three decades, and why they’re still smitten by his charm.

South Asia has a centuries-long history of making — and killing — its witches. For some women, the crime is independence and liberty. For others, mere existence on the margins.

The show wasn’t perfect, but access to credible news is a luxury and there shouldn’t be shame in learning from visual, jargon-free crash courses.

Almost all Bollywood hits (and flops) from our collective millennial childhood have propagated anti-woman messages.