In Conversation With Siddharth Menon & Shiv Pandit From Film Loev
Written and directed by Sudhanshu Saria, Loev is a simple love story about an unusual love.
Archive for the tag Coming Out
Part 2 : Goodbye, Avocados!
To be honest… I hated that fruit, and each bite was like poison to my taste buds.
Part 1 : Goodbye, Avocados!
Out of the blue he quizzed, “Have you ever tasted an avocado?”. “Never… why do you ask?” I replied, amused by the question’s randomness.
Are You Ready For A Straight Proposal?
Life of a cousin brother, death of a close friend and the 2013 Supreme court verdict on IPC Section 377 compelled me to create “A Straight Proposal”.
“Bullied” A Film On Anti-Bullying & LGBT Rights Needs Your Help
This film is not about taking revenge and the good guy winning over bad one. It’s about fighting back in a responsible manner.
Interview Aam Gaysi : Their Acceptance Made Me Trust Them More
Coming out for me was asserting and speaking out my 'different'ness.
5 Stories To Read On National Coming Out Day
Today on National Coming Out Day, Gaysi has curated five coming out stories from it’s archive for you to read and celebrate our intimate lived realities.
5 LBTQ Web Series To Watch Now
Recent LBTQ themed YouTube series have been gaining popularity because of their diverse representation and great story telling.
LBT Representation In Indian Literature
Stories of love, sexuality, and everything in between seem to be gaining the support of publishers, writers and readers.
Part 3 : A Beginner’s Guide To Growing Up Queer And Invisible
This final video deals with the crucial stage of queer angst where the young girl must come to terms with her sexuality.
Interview Aam Gaysi : If You Can Afford It, You Have To Come Out.
Some of them were proud of me for the courage I was displaying, some cut-off all ties, some were neutral and some wanted to pray for me.
Theatre Review : Six
A clichéd plot with a wonderful presentation
Of Akhtar And Angles
I could not stop staring, guzzling my ‘actual’ drink to try and calm the knot that was coiled in my stomach.
The Jacaranda Blossom
It was almost summer when I first saw her. After a long and one of the coldest winters I had experienced, days were getting warmer again and I couldn’t have been more relieved.
Ramblings Of A Queer Desi Female.
I feel a little lost. I do not understand how I ended up where I am today. Well, that’s not the entire truth. I know, factually at least, how I ended up here.
Video Release : A Beginner’s Guide to Growing Up Queer and Invisible Part 2
In this part we now explore the differences that exist because of this invisibility and how the media makes being straight a far smoother experience than being queer.
8 Indian Queer Films You Must Watch
From India, around 27 films were selected to be a part of the festival. Here are a few of them.
Theatre Review : Ladies Sangeet
It was a pleasant surprise to sit through Ladies Sangeet at NCPA (Mumbai) for this play took me by surprise.
Video Release : A Beginner’s Guide to Growing Up Queer and Invisible
The Beginner’s Guide to Growing Up Queer and Invisible is an animated comic series that tries to delve into the experience of a young queer girl.
Regional Cinemas That Have Represented The Queer Community
Media is often considered the mirror that is reflective of the society, which means that it shows us—often with dramatic plot lines—the reality of the world.
