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Safety over Privacy? Lucknow Police Plan to “Track” Women in Distress with AI Cameras

When the system itself has consistently displayed insensitivity towards dealing with crimes related to women, the potential for technology of this kind to be misused for the purpose of harassment or quid-pro-quo is scary.

Arré Bench July 25, 2016

Pop Culture

Why I Can’t Bring Myself to Say Goodbye to BoJack Horseman

Netflix’s BoJack Horseman has made a habit of hitting its viewers right in the feels – but my feels are not ready for the final blow. The show was an uncannily accurate mirror of our own lives, which is why the thought of a less-than-happy ending for our protagonist is so terrifying.

Dushyant Shekhawat July 25, 2016

Bollywood

21 Years of Kuch Kuch Hota Hai: Rahul Khanna is a Cheater, and a Misogynist

We caught up with Rahul Khanna to find out what happened to him two decades after Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. He still insists that girls can’t play basketball.

Bhaskar Chawla July 25, 2016

People

The Multiverse of Middle-Age Chemistry and How Neena Gupta Created it

Neena Gupta has over the last few years, done some incredible work but it is her chemistry with co-stars like Raghubir Yadav and Gajraj Rao, that has opened both our eyes and imagination to the possibility of romance and chemistry between middle-aged characters.

Sonia Chopra July 25, 2016

People

Arré Checklist: Ms Overfriendly & Other Oddities of My School Reunion

Each reunion I attend begins with hope and ends with a headache – and a promise that I will never, ever hang out with these high-school losers again.

Selina Sheth July 25, 2016

People

Jab Main Office Baccha Tha Badi Shararat Karta Tha

Are you at that phase of your career when expectation levels are at zero and indulgence levels are set to max? Enjoy it. Save the existential angst for later in your career. The days of this happy, consequence-free existence that you’re too ignorant to enjoy right now, are numbered.

Dushyant Shekhawat July 25, 2016

Pop Culture

Petitions and Pettiness: The Kangana Ranaut Story

Kangana Ranaut, who did not sign the petition to “Save Deepika” came in promising to be Bollywood’s Million Dollar Baby. She’s now left us with a re-enactment of Mean Girls.

Kavya J July 25, 2016

Gender

A Good Reason to “Mind the Gap”

Addressing the issue of the wage gap between men and women isn’t as simple as redistributing candy. Sometimes, change can begin with a conversation, and this week an Arré Siren panel featuring actress Aahana Kumra and photographer Karen Dias, kickstarted the discussion.

Arré Bench July 25, 2016

Earth

Delhi Ki Sardi: Breathing in an Open-Air Kingdom of Poison

In Delhi, winter is now the time of difficult breathing. The throat itches, the eyes water, the nostrils hurt. A city that lends itself so well to the outdoors forces everyone to stay indoors with windows shut tight.

Priyansh July 25, 2016

Sports

Spain vs Russia Is the World Cup’s Version of the Hare and the Tortoise

The hare and tortoise scenario is becoming commonplace at the World Cup. First, Argentina lost to Croatia, and South Korea beat Germany. Now, Russia has reaped the benefits of Spain playing a style of football they were well-prepared to counter.

Dushyant Shekhawat July 25, 2016