Saalan Di Vaat “Distance of Years”- Punjabi Poem
Saalan Di Vaat or “Distance of Years” is a Punjabi Poem composed and voiced by Yetesh Sharma @thewritersage
A Sky To Hold
The lump of this earth, Might see this world blowing. The ashes, the fired out, Those burnt, those strained aloud. Hold…
The Stereotyping of Indian poverty in World Cinema, a false representation: PART II
…Continued from PART-1 The Mira Nair 1988 film, Salaam Bombay portrays the city Bombay as a stunning paradox, which it really…
Across The Bridge- Mother’s Day Special
Across the bridge when I was standing, Poking, crying and spacing. She put her soft arms and hands, To put me where…
The Stereotyping of Indian poverty in World Cinema, a false representation: PART I
There’s a huge modern urban mythology because of the global mainstreaming of misinformation about India and its cultures, where Indian poor are…
Cyclewala (The Cyclist)- V
“There’s a river that keeps on flowing. There’s a sun that keeps on staring and there’s a life that keeps on going.” …
Cyclewala (The Cyclist)- IV
When the whole world seemed burning down into angry ashes, he swept into the ocean of his favorite books shutting the doors…
Cyclewala (The Cyclist)- III
Dear Diary, Life is lonely here. Even if you will stay, the tides will rub you off. It’s like a gypsy soul is better these days. Nothing to care about, nothing to veil, and nothing to look back. I broke…
Cyclewala (The Cyclist)-II
“Two days off the shore and the world forgets you are the sailor!”. Mysticism never ends neither did his stamina. His paddling…
Cyclewala (The Cyclist) – I
“What’s up for me?” This brings the biggest confusion in one’s life. And with the onus of leading this conversation, he decided…