Author archives: Yash Thakur

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Yash is an ardent reader of books across genres, whether it be Murakami, Asimov or Hemingway. Interestingly, he had put traveling before writing since he believes that it's easier to share an experience than create a completely new one. He sees himself globe-trotting one day and curiously enough, wants to start his travels from Ayodhya. Well, we wish him good luck for all of that and more.

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  The Journey of MISS LOVELY

  Jan 17, 14 • 324 Views • Interviews • Yash Thakur • No Comments

  “Cannes was a mind blowing experience.” - Anil George This Friday, one of the most anticipated indie films, Miss Lovely is set to release. The film is Nawazuddin’s next film in line after The Lunchbox and the cast of Miss Lovely was in town to promote...

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  The Art of Travel: Spontaneous Tripping in Kasol

  Dec 13, 13 • 569 Views • cult • Yash Thakur • No Comments

  The art of travel is to deviate from one’s plans. The plan was to finish work on Friday, and leave for Kasol early morning the next day. But with a bag that contained a spare T-shirt, a few books, pens, some ID, a deodorant and with a fickle mind, I...

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  Review: Ship of Theseus

  Jul 21, 13 • 465 Views • Movies • Yash Thakur • 1 Comment

  A film that came out of nowhere has now taken the world of cinema by storm. It has won multiple accolades and applause since its premiere at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival. Legendary directors like Shyam Benegal and Anurag Kashyap claim that...

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  The Man Who Can’t Be Moved

  Jul 11, 12 • 267 Views • Features, Movies • Yash Thakur • 4 Comments

  At the Cannes Film festival in March 2009, one of the four jury seats had been left empty as a mark of respect for an absent man. On the placard, the name read ‘Jafar Panahi’. Amidst political drama and intense power struggle, there was a silent tension...