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Fan (2016) Review: Shah Rukh Khan’s Most Underrated Performance
I love stories that explore the dynamic of your biggest believer turning into your biggest enemy. Maneesh Sharma’s “Fan” (2016), starring Shah Rukh Khan, in which he plays the role of both the hero and the villain, is one of the best products in this context. Other portrayals that come close are the Flash vs…
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Not Okay (2022) Review: Internet Culture and the Cost of Becoming Famous by Any Means Necessary
Most films influence you to like their protagonist. Not Okay (2022) does the opposite. It follows the story of a character who wanted to just be noticed, regardless of what it was for. Everyone involved with the making of this film makes a bold choice: The one to be brutally honest with the portrayal of…
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What I learned about Linux as a newbie distro hopper, including why I needed Windows
A few years back, I didn’t know much about Linux. Fast forward to 2026, and having experienced more than 7 distros, I have a lot to say about my experiences as a Linux user. Shockingly enough, my Linux journey ended with me going back to Windows on an unsupported machine. Before I delve into the…
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All Elite Wrestling – A Welcome Change in the Wrestling Landscape
For many, pro wrestling is synonymous with WWE, and that’s more than understandable. WWE has dominated the mainstream for decades. But since 2019, All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has changed the game. Arguably, it is the biggest player WWE has faced since WCW. Yet, many dismiss AEW without giving it a fair chance. To show why…
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Oslo, August 31st (2011) Review: A Grounded Study of Terminal Despair
Oslo, August 31st is my favorite movie of all time. I genuinely believe I wouldn’t ever see something as moving as this again. Yet, I wouldn’t dare to watch it again, because of how emotionally wrecking it is. Despite everything, this movie will probably stay with you and quietly ask if you’re checking up on…
