The Mis Studio

इस आर्टिकल को हिंदी में पढ़ने के लिए यहाँ जाएं:   आर्टिकल 15: घटना, दुर्घटना और न्याय की दास्तान The Constitution of India clearly states that we are all equal, but despite that being the first line in the abiding document at all times, we as Indians are always divided by our religion, and location. It's no wonder that we take pride in being a Marathi, Bihari, or something else, before being an Indian. Religion has broken us more than uniting us, and that isn't the only reason why we take immense pride in being segregated by our castes more than the work. In North India, and overall in the country, people are addressed as Shukla Ji, Pandit Ji, or even at times Kanyakubj among others. This casteism has plagued us more than plague actually could. Article 15 looks into this aspect of our being, and how we put caste over other things, including our duty. The trailer was captivating, and the tale was based on true events that took place in U.P. sometime back. A lot is ha

इस आर्टिकल को हिंदी में पढ़ने के लिए नक्काश पर जाएं। 'Dad, whose house is it?' ' Bhagwaan ' ' Bhagwaan , who?' ' Allah 's brother.' In the current age and time when we are obsessed with going to a distant planet and are always connected on the go. I pondered over the question of why was this movie made in 2019. When I looked around, it took me a second to understand that cinema is the mere reflection of what happens around us. So this movie does reflect who we are and have become despite being surrounded by gadgets and hi-tech technology. In a constantly evolving world, there is an inflow of information, and some of it could be true while some could be a mere hoax. I, for one, don't want to talk about riots and deaths that have happened in the ongoing row, within the country and worldwide. In the age of technology, there are still a handful of people that divide us based on the caste, creed, color, and religion among