Disha Bijolia

Disha is a Culture & Identity Writer at Homegrown. Her areas of interest cover films, music, art, photography, gender, and counterculture.

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Oken Silva reminds us through his latest photoseries, that Ahangama is still at its core a living community, held together by the people who give it its rhythm and identity.

Ahangama Beyond The Surf: Oken Silva Spotlights The Residents Of The Coastal Town

5 hours ago

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Their short-form films are built by montages and narrated by nazms.

'Noonmeeem': A Pakistani Filmmaking Duo Are Reinterpreting The Beauty Of Urdu Poetry

5 hours ago

5 min read

The harder each man clings to his version of the truth in the film, the more he loses sight of the world around him.

'Jeevi' Is A Magical Realism Short That Explores The Limitations Of The Human Mind

5 hours ago

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It is easy to read Rukhmabai’s ordeal as a barbaric relic from another century, but the distance is less than we imagine.

Rukhmabai: How India’s 1st Hindu Divorce Helped Raise The Age of Consent

25 Aug 2025

5 min read

The group exhibition draws its resonance from the point where the artist’s creative impulse (the river) becomes part of a broader, universal dialogue (the sea).

A New Mumbai Exhibition Sees Women Artists Reimagining Cloth As A Form Of Resistance

25 Aug 2025

3 min read

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