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Kshitij Rawat

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Jaipur
As seen in: WION News, MSN, MSN Singapore, MSN India, MSN Malaysia, MSN South Africa, Yahoo News Malaysia, The Indian Express, ACS Publications, Yahoo, KoiMoi.com and
Covers:  Film, television, lifestyle
Doesn't Cover: crime, politics
When I am not scribbling down words that transport readers to other worlds, I am busy capturing stunning images that could make a landscape painter weep.

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Kshitij Rawat’s Biography

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Kshitij Rawat did not unleash himself to the world as a film critic, but such are the vagaries of destiny. He has been reviewing films and TV shows since 2017. Growing up in different parts of the country, he has been exposed to a variety of cultures, something that informs his criticism. He currently works at Lifestyle Asia.

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Supergirl Is Not Female Superman: 5 Differences the DCU Must Get Right

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By Kshitij Rawat , Apratim Chakraborty
| FandomWire
As DCU’s Supergirl movie nears release, it is worth keeping in mind that she has always been more than a female Superman. She is a character who has a distinctive identity. She also has a heavier emotional burden than her sunnier, earthbound cousin. The trailers and promos for the movie are encouraging. They are clearly delineating the differences between the two Kryptonians. Still, we are cautiously optimistic. James Gunn-led DCU has a rare chance to get this right.
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Alice and Steve Season 1 Ending Explained: Did Alice and Steve Survive the Fire?

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By Kshitij Rawat , Apratim Chakraborty
| FandomWire
Spoiler Alert !!! This article contains major spoilers for Alice and Steve Season 1, including details about the finale, key character developments, and the ending. Don't proceed if you haven't watched all six episodes. Alice and Steve starts out as an awkward age-gap relationship comedy and becomes, by the end, something far, far stranger.
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Alice and Steve Season 1 Review: Nicola Walker Anchors a Sharp, Painfully Funny Relationship Comedy

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By Kshitij Rawat , Apratim Chakraborty
| FandomWire
There is a point early on in Sophie Goodhart’s six-part British comedy show Alice and Steve, soon to debut on Hulu, where Alice, a woman, throws a dinner party that wasn’t meant to be anything more than a public execution. She needs the witnesses. What she ends up with, however, is the slow, comedic terror of watching her guest and her best friend and her new foe, Steve, charm everyone without meaning to, like a hapless golden retriever. This look on her face is the engine of this entire show.
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Lois Lane (duh)

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Emails or text messages (not calls preferably unless

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Google doc

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