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Priya Ramani

Priya Ramani

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Columnist, BQ Prime

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Gender, Politics , Minority Affairs, Drugs , Lgbt Rights , Pop Culture, Crime

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Total articles 551

  • Column | Sudhir Patwardhan: how dreams are demolished

    By Priya Ramani Verified| The Hindu Verified Giant arcs of metal and concrete dominate the landscape. Skyscrapers with sea views have balcony seats to the excavation of Mumbai’s soul. As three figures from the Holocaust gaze silently into the city’s bowels where a grave of bodies lies forgotten and surrounded by demolished homes, a red wave on a highway leads cars to a gate on the upper right corner of the painting: the doorway to Auschwitz. ‘Work liberates’, the Nazis had emblazoned on the concentration camp gate.

    By Priya Ramani Verified · The Hindu

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • L2 Empuraan: A Cinematic Defiance Against Political Amnesia

    By Priya Ramani Verified| The Quint Verified The film offers a free-spirited critique of all the country’s political parties, writes Priya Ramani. How do you review a political film in 2025 without talking about its politics? You only have to read the reviews of L2: Empuraan (Overlord) to master this art. The Malayalam film has managed to divert attention away from the usual Salman Khan Eid blockbuster largely because of its depiction of the 2002 Gujarat riots.

    By Priya Ramani Verified · The Quint

    Apr. 01, 2025

  • Column | Sudhir Patwardhan: how dreams are demolished

    By Priya Ramani Verified| The Hindu Verified Giant arcs of metal and concrete dominate the landscape. Skyscrapers with sea views have balcony seats to the excavation of Mumbai’s soul. As three figures from the Holocaust gaze silently into the city’s bowels where a grave of bodies lies forgotten and surrounded by demolished homes, a red wave on a highway leads cars to a gate on the upper right corner of the painting: the doorway to Auschwitz. ‘Work liberates’, the Nazis had emblazoned on the concentration camp gate.

    By Priya Ramani Verified · The Hindu

    Apr. 10, 2025

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BQ Prime

BQ Prime is amongst India's youngest and most credible financial news platforms.

Founded: 2016