Akkta Panwar

Street art and graffiti have always belonged to everyone. Unlike galleries, these walls don’t ask for tickets, credentials, or prior knowledge. They invite you to simply look. From graffiti tags born of exclusion to murals that give face time to the underrepresented, every wall is a conversation. And in that moment—whether in Bandra, Delhi, or London—the city itself becomes the gallery, and you, the witness.

Grief is lonely, even when shared. Holding space for someone else’s pain while managing your own isn’t about fixing anything—it’s about showing up. You don’t need the right words. You just need presence. It’s okay to say “I’m here” and still need a moment for yourself. Grief doesn’t ask us to be perfect—just honest, kind, and willing to sit in the dark with someone, even as we search for light ourselves.

What makes Andaz Apna Apna such a great watch even after 25 years of its release, and how are the only two women in the film even more relevant than you'd think.