Divya Delhi:   When I went to see Kesari 2.0 in my local theater, I sobbed. They claim men don't cry. This film is a flaming flame that destroys the hush around the Jallianwala Bagh massacre and revives Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair, a nationalist barrister virtually obliterated by the Nehru-Gandhi-Vadra dyna...

Divya  Delhi:   Anurag Kashyap never minces words. He has established himself as cinema's rebel conscience, challenging, questioning, and poking holes in the status quo. I expect candor from him, and his films have always been disruptive in the greatest manner. Expect disruption. But now you also exp...

Divya Delhi:  You may have witnessed Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir's insane anti-India diatribe on YouTube. A viral hit. Munir, dressed like a tin pot general, ranting against India like a troll. Munir remarked, “Our ancestors believed we were different from Hindus in every way. Our religion differs. Ou...

Divya Delhi:  The addition of Bhagavad Gita and Bharat Muni's Natyashastra manuscripts to UNESCO's Memory of the World Register is a cultural and civilizational development for India, Krishna-bhaktas worldwide, and South-East Asian nations that celebrate the epics in performing arts, visual arts, ancient t...