While Lambah, Rooij and Khambatta are actively part of the architecture world, Bandukwala constantly reimagines structures from ecological and children’s points of view.

Women are slowly and surely, coming to the forefront of new narratives on screens. To unravel this shift, a panel named ‘Bombaywaalis of Our Screens,’ discussed how the way women are being written is changing.

At the Bombaywaali Summit, actor Kalki Koechlin spoke about her life in the maximum city and how it taught her jugaad.

“Cater to the existing consumer and simultaneously figure out how to please potential users. Do not mess up what’s unique about you and your content.” – Tinaz Nooshian

The fourth panel discussion at the Bombaywaali Summit focused on aspects of female characterisation in film and television. Featuring film producer Ashvini Yardi, filmmaker Shikha Makan and television writer and author Jaya Misra, the panel was moderated by SheThePeople.TV’s Ideas Editor Kiran Manral. Full of witty takes the panellists also shed light on how feminist […]

This panel on the Bombaywaali Summit was all things fun and significant. The fab duo behind BooksOnToast Sharin Bhatti Nair and Anuya Jakatdar curated the discussion on women turning their passion into content. It featured Mae Thomas, indie music podcaster Maed in India, Sakshi Juneja, founder of Gaysi, and the super popular Youtuber Prajakta Koli. […]