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Sanjukta Sharma

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Journalist, storyteller, cancer thriver, behind The Slow Fix (@the_slow_fix and YouTube.com/@TheSlowFix), a content space for health/wellness in India.
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Why ‘Satluj’ stopped being just a film

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By Sanjukta Sharma
| Hindustan Times Verified
The police officer in Hindi cinema, as fabled, heroic or vigilante-like as he’s always been, is now also a character India protects like its wronged child. Or does the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), notorious for censoring more than certifying, take that one dialogue of the nocturnal vigilante avatar of Inspector Vijay in Tinnu Anand’s Shahenshah (1988) — “Rishtey mein toh hum tumhare baap lagte hain” — so seriously that it feels compelled to protect the police?
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Shot Stories: All’s Well That Webs Well

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By J. Shruti, Sanjukta Sharma, Ektaa Malik
| The Voice of Fashion Verified
Gorillaz Pays Tribute to Asha Bhosle In April this year, legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle passed away. She was 92. Bhosle’s versatility is difficult to encapsulate for the sheer breadth of it: she has experimented with many genres and languages. This elasticity also led to a collaboration with UK-based band Gorillaz, where they came together for the track The Shadowy Light in their India-inspired album The Mountain (2026).
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Short Stream | The ‘pind’ indie

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By Sanjukta Sharma
| Hindustan Times Verified
This is his fifth film. Sidhu’s most travelled work so far is his second film, Jaggi (2022), an indie success that, besides making it to various film festivals and Mubi (for a while), also caught the attention of English-language film critics — often the ultimate barometer of success for a regional indie in India. Singh’s Rehmat, inspired by short stories of celebrated author Ajeet Cour, is a hyper-connected narrative set in a village. Sidhu is from Kauloke village in Bathinda district.
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