When there is no plot, dialogues and character interactions build the movie from the ground up.

For a movie released 16 years ago, Taare Zameen Par remains timeless and relevant to this age.

The new structure has created a lot of confusion among students and tutors alike. 

A storyline is a narrative that idols will have across a couple of years and a few comebacks at least.

At its core, Rifqa is a book about human struggles in painfully inhumane circumstances.

Brain fog is cognitive dysfunction that leaves us feeling disoriented, absent, and tired.

The album manages to stand its ground amongst all other releases for being another consistently enjoyable album from the group.

Although trash TV is too low-brow for some people, it's undoubtedly a good way to relax.

The Oscars has never tried to hide its bias towards white actors and filmmakers.

To maximise the learning output, students should take a methodical approach while sitting for mocks.

While it is golden to have online friendships reach the real world, many connections that transpire online never leave the dark backdrop of our inbox.

When we remember these lost friends, memory comes in layers.

The iconic characters have maintained their relevance years after their debut, but for all the wrong reasons.

To address this "double standard," the thin line between equality and equity needs to be understood.

This is not surprising in a country where adolescents are generally discouraged from thinking about politics and social issues, because these supposedly only concern adults.

Lo-fi videos claim to have solved a timeless question: how to improve your grades easily. And like a moth to a flame, hordes of students have flocked towards music’s holy grail.

Here is a list of some recent animated projects which many people may not have heard of but should definitely check out:

Some remain fearful while others seem excited with this new tool at their disposal.

The Menu served, ate, but it certainly left some crumbs behind.

The show essentially gives you a bite-sized glimpse into the history of Earth with Philomena Cunk, an ill-informed journalist.