Short Story : Trophy
She is bored.... has looked over everyone in the packed disc, mingling with people yet no one interesting or attractive.
Archive for the tag Lesbian
Ms. Sonal Vengurlekar, Here’s An Open Letter To Your Open Letter
I chanced upon your open letter to Shonali Bose and it’s quite obvious to me that you really didn’t understand the film!
Poem : Let Me
Let me touch you one last time
Let me
Touch you while I can
While my body is still warm
While my love for you still beats in my heart
Theatre Practitioner Kuljeet Singh Writes On Margarita With A Straw
Margarita With A Straw brings to the world a fresh breath of air to accept and love people, the way they are.
Poem : I Carry This Hurt
I remember those eyes of small girl,
who looks perplexed,
when people laugh, ridicule, whisper, point and say
"Look, she is different, she is wearing boys clothes"
When I bend my head,
look at myself, I see just clothes!
Coming Out To Papa
I took my father out for dinner. We ordered some appetizers, I was going to tell him right away.
KASHISH 2015 : Crowdfunding To Raise Funds For LGBT Film Festival
South Asia’s biggest LGBT film fest to be held between May 27-31, 2015
Jab We Met : For Me, It Was Totally Love At First Sight
Because two brides are better than one. Here is a small tete-a-tete with Priya and Paula, lovely newly married women.
#SaddaHaq : Chandigarh Pride March
The Chandigarh Queer Pride’s parade’s bedrock is Diversity, Inclusion, Acceptance, Solidarity, Peace, Love and Respect for all.
Understanding LGBT Health Awareness Week
The week was created with the stated purpose of "promoting increased health awareness and outcomes in the LGBT community".
Interview : Actresses, Tillotama & Rasika
One warm spring afternoon, Gaysi ended up in a room with the two phenomenal women from the movie Qissa - Tillotama Shome and Raskia Duggal.
Interview : Vinay Chandran, Bangalore Queer Film Festival
A short email interview with Vinay Chandran, festival director of the recently concluded Bangalore Queer Film Festival (BQFF).
Lessons From A Girls’ Night Out In A Dhaba
A bunch of us were drinking at the Dhaba near college. It was a girls’ night out.
Film Review : Qissa
Qissa, a masterful indictment of patriarchy, plays with complex notions of displacement and loss of identity.
My Mystery Girl
How I longed to have the guts to ask her for her number. But all I manage to say is, “I’ll see you around sometime”.
The Closure
I love my intuitions, love impulsions, and also thrive on it. I owe the most beautiful experiences of my life to my emotional self.
Film Review : Nil Nirjane
Nil Nirjane (or Vacation Blues) is set in a resort on the outskirts of Kolkata. Six individuals – Aman and Jaya (a couple), Mou and her father and Reshmi and her mother are vacationing in the resort.
Just So You Know
Wherever you are, but to say ‘wherever’ would be incorrect, I do know where you are.
Incredible India
They call India a democracy – where the men in power are ‘representatives’ of the society, where people can speak their minds, where people are ‘free’ – to do what they like, when they like it.
You Are My Home.
Aabha is really tensed to ring the bell at her own home. She has been standing in front of her door from past half an hour, mustering courage to face whatever happens, when that door is opened.
