Suchitra Krishnamoorthi

Being human is the world’s 'greatest gas', after all.

A woman to be so comfortable in her skin, unaware of the protruding belly or double chin, is a revolution in itself.

Everybody is always asking why India has not been able to make that one big cross-over film that the whole world sits and takes notice of.

Group chats are the new jail and sometimes I yearn for the genteelness and privacy of the time before social media took over.

Can SC please explain why our MPs shouldn’t be forced to sing the national anthem before every session of Parliament?

She was dragging herself through a smattering of her own blood on the rough ground.

Why are we attacking the ape rather than educating teaching and training him?

Don't take anything too seriously or too lightly.

Please, in the name of all gods, let religion not terrorise our homes.

Of a woman's freedom, of equality and right to pleasure.

'We have to find a nice man for her.'

Do they even know who they are hiring and what they are paying employees for?

But first, PM Modi needs to rein in his army of clowns and bigots.

A woman who doesn't support the notion that women should be free to choose is a dangerous foe.

My tips for lighting diyas/candles during the festival are not to promote superstition or ritualism.

Didn't you tell me India was a democracy? Can we have one rule applying to all or not at all please?

Is it that human beings feel inadequate and incomplete and therefore, need a partner?

Don’t teach me about my own religion. Who I should worship. How I should dress or what I should eat.

In an attempt to explain the sordid saga, I tried to draw the Mukerjeas' family tree.

What happens when people who are meant to protect you are the ones that harm you?

A part of my brain is still refusing to believe the Sheena Bora murder is true. I need to go on a holiday to Disneyland.

People use ridiculous expressions peddled online, without thought or fear of repercussion.

Rakhi Sawant earns more for an hour of shaking her booty than an Olympic gold medallist who spent 20 years training mercilessly.

Over the years the drill has remained unchanged. Blame the ‘avoid and look the other way’ formula.

The prestigious St Xavier's College banning female students from coming to college in shorts is another example of our misogynous attitude.

Who's the bigger fool here?

Even yoga has got an international day for god's sake - what better time to be Indian?

Why is FSDA not banning gutkha or pan masala if it's the health of the nation they truly care about, and not their 15 minutes of fame?

The scathing reviews notwithstanding, the film Bombay Velvet is still better than most of the Hindi movies made these days.

It's certainly difficult to put a label on it - except in cases where there are serious life-altering or threatening repercussions.