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What It Takes For Women To Survive In The Music Industry
The third panel discussion at the Bombaywaali Summit centred around how women counter the inherent misogyny in the music industry.(…)
Struggles In Changing The Prototype Of Female Characterisation
The fourth panel discussion at the Bombaywaali Summit focused on aspects of female characterisation in film and television. Featuring film(…)
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Bombaywaali: Women Turning Their Passion Into Content
This panel on the Bombaywaali Summit was all things fun and significant. The fab duo behind BooksOnToast Sharin Bhatti Nair(…)
Bombaywaali: Gul Panag On Family, Quest For ‘Believable Cinema’
An actor and an entrepreneur, Gul Panag is amongst India’s most powerful opinion makers. She is a frontline advocate and(…)
“Why Should Anyone Box You?” Malishka at Bombaywaali
Malishka could never tolerate injustice, even at a young age. Her sense of fairness has always been high. Recently. she(…)
What it takes to be an entrepreneur with Zia Mody
When global law firms knocked at her door to give them an entry into India’s vibrant and growing business market,(…)
Why do I have to wake up at 5 am and make rotis?
Why do I need to make rotis at 5 in the morning? Why can’t I outsource what I cannot do?(…)
Finding your inner culturist on BombayWaali with Tasneem Z Mehta
How is social media transforming art and taking it places it could never reach?
How the Kala Ghoda festival came about: Sangita Jindal
For most in our generation, Kala Ghoda festival has always been part of the city’s artistic DNA. It’s cultural and(…)
How Bombay came to love its art: Bombaywaali with Sangita Jindal
Bombaywaali is a celebration of women of Bombay – a special event series organised by SheThePeople.TV in partnership with The Bombay(…)
BombayWaali: Celebrating women of Bombay with Sangita Jindal
Bombaywaali is a celebration of women who built the city of Mumbai – intellectually, philosophically, financially, spiritually and literally
BombayWaali: Mumbai more Sholapur than Shanghai says Bachi Karkaria
Series of conversations with women who built, documented, celebrated and grew with Mumbai.
