Agneepath : A Rebuttal

Why is it okay to show Hijra as scheming but not violent? Firstly, the movie did not spend enough time on the character development of the Hijras. As I saw it, they were shown as supportive of Vijay and loyal and fierce. They rise up in arms against a mob of cruel men that have thronged to witness and participate in the auction of a girl. What’s wrong with that?

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No Woman No Cry

A few weeks ago, while The Girl was away on yet another business trip, I was watching some mindless TV & I suddenly felt myself get really sad. It was a weird feeling, because I wasn’t really sad & it felt like I was watching my mind being taken over (fans of Harry Potter might say there were Dementors in the room) by some unstoppable force.

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Kashish Presents Q’nema : 22nd January, 2012

As part of the Mumbai Pride Week, Kashish presents Q’nema on 22nd January at TISS, Mumbai.

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The Q Fest Pune : 10th-11th December, 2011

The Q Fest Pune is held in December each year and provides a platform for Queer expressions in film, art, photography and theater.

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2nd Flashpoint Human Rights Film Festival

This year the festival will screen 18 films that take a critical and empathetic look at several human rights issues – from religious fundamentalism, communal violence, political authoritarianism, war crimes, homophobia, surrogacy, migrant rehabilitation, women empowerment, corruption and poverty.

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More Than A Friend At Cine Labia

Made post the historic 2nd July judgment of the Delhi High Court in 2009, this docu-fiction weaves together a light-hearted story of a lesbian couple just like any two people in love, with their songs, their fights, their negotiations and aspirations, interspersed with interviews of people responding to the judgment which repealed Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, that criminalized homosexuality.

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That Sounds Gay Says Saif Ali Khan

“Metrosexual? That sounds Gay!” Saif Ali Khan is uncomfortable being called Metrosexual, and Preity Zinta had to assure him Meterosexual is NOT Gay. Uhff! What a relief!

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Film Review : Tomboy

When ten year old boyish looking Laure moves to a suburb east of Paris, she feels lonely as she does not know anyone of her age, among the children playing in the sun outside. Till one day, she meets the cute neighbourhood girl Lisa, who is of the same age. Somehow Lisa mistakes Laure to be a boy and when Lisa asks ‘his’ name, Laure says “Michael”!

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Film Review : Mountain

Nora & Solveig, a young lesbian couple go on a hike through snow-covered, starkly beautiful mountain to rediscover their love and rebuild their relationship. As the two women in bright orange parkas trek up the ragged blue cliffs with wind and snow blowing into their faces, many harsh truths tumble out.

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Pink Shades at MAMI

Gone are the days when a gay man was always a limp-wristed comic character who was ridiculed, shunned or beaten up. Even mainstream actors are not afraid to play out gay, lesbian, transgender character or situation. But do these characters have depth and detailing, or are they merely for a sensational spin? Where does censor become an impediment in depicting something meaningful and serious? And do they have an audience at all?

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Film Review : She Monkeys

When teen Emma joins a group that is learning to perform gymnastics on horseback, she meets the slightly older Cassandra, a circus rider and the two begin a relationship that is laden with physical and psychological challenges. Soon, lines are crossed and the stakes become higher and higher. Their relationship is pervaded with jealousy and power which turn it into a battle for supremacy and control.

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Screening of the Documentary “365 without 377″ by Adele Tulli

‘365 without 377’ is the story of their journey towards freedom.

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You Can’t Curry Love : Now Available Online

Gay-themed short film You Can’t Curry Love is now available online and view-able for free.

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Nigah QueerFest 2011 Volunteer Meeting

Dear All,

Greetings from Nigah!

The Nigah QueerFest is in its 5th year! This year’s QueerFest is from the 18th and 25th of November 2011 and will include performances, films, …

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Politics & Partying [Our World This Week]

A while ago there was the gay Pakistani couple in New Zealand with family issues, but there doesn’t seem to have been too much drama going on in our world as of late. Trust that I’m pleased, but I find that hard to believe, so let me know if I’m missing any important news!

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Sarath Kumar Plays The Role Of A Transgender

Famous Tamil Star and Actor Sarath Kumar ( Radhika’s Husband), is playing a role of Transgender in upcoming Telugu movie, Kanchana.

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Which L Word Character Are You?

Tell us which “L Word” character suits your personality. Wannabes and Men can also participate!

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Bombay Dost Sunday High : Book Reading and Film Screening (Yaariyan Event)

There was never a better way to spend your Sundays, bring your pals and come watch great movies and enjoy book readings with the young and vibrant YAARIYAN folks in CEFE, a safe and homely space sprawled with cozy cushions, hot tea, snacks and some very warm people!

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