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To square the moral circle “Dream Girl” is a movie that works really well in the first half, however by the second half it can be best described as “patchy”. Ayushaman Khurana has developed a knack of delving into odd stories with esoteric plot-lines. Badhai Ho and now Dream Girl are just that, interesting plot …
Why do researchers prefer certain problems for continued research than others? The key query is, what is the value proposition in the choice of a particular research topic for pursuit. The common sense answer could be that the choice is dictated by the value of the solution, in terms of money, in terms of fame, …
I seriously did not find any Muhurat to write this article. Why? you ask! well as India is known to launch its space missions based on astrology, so shouldn’t I write based on some auspicious planetary meeting (yog)? We all have observed rise of use of astrology as some panacea. Every odd person is Thanos …
When a person goes to ‘the gym’ regularly, and does ‘the diet’, and follows ‘the program’, there is only one way in which that person’s true success at the gym is recognized, no it’s not measure by the amount of pounds lost, nor by the no packs in the abs, or the waist size, nor …
Jazz drummer Andrew Neyman endures a brutal, sustained campaign of bullying and abuse, both psychological and physical, at the hands of Fletcher, the conductor of his conservatory’s prestigious studio band. He eventually washes out under the extreme pressure and, at the urging of his concerned father, anonymously gets Fletcher fired for abuse. In the end, …
