Udita J

Writer, film critic, curator, Head of Comms-ART MUMBAI | Articles/reviews in Hindustan Times, Vogue, Scroll, Mint, Firstpost, Hindu, The Nod, TVOF IG: Udita_j

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Director Tribeny Rai talks to @UditaJ about defying stereotypes and the challenges of making her debut feature, ‘Shape of Momo’, in Sikkim

https://t.co/qMwe7NADDL

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Releasing in cinemas on May 29, 2026

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Interviewed filmmaker Tribeny Rai from Sikkim on her debut Nepali language family drama 'Shape of Momo' about women, patriarchy, cultural symbols such as the shape of momo, and more for @Mint_Lounge
https://t.co/tNH0OR5YVM #shapeofmomo

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Fast&Up is an Indian sports nutrition brand that is taking great strides both domestically and in overseas markets. CEO Vijayaraghavan Venugopal speaks to @iArunJ about building the brand, running marathons and tackling the corporate rat race
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Fantastic work by @iArunJ on the legacy of the ever loved Mario Miranda

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The cartoonist and illustrator Mario Miranda, whose birth centenary is on May 2, created thousands of works of art, was incredibly popular, and yet is still often underrated, writes @iArunJ
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‘Pati Patni Aur Woh Do’ shows that Hindi cinema still struggles to imagine emotional intimacy without romantic suspicion or possessiveness creeping in writes @UditaJ

https://t.co/ALINatvZqU

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This glossy, fun sequel with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway is also a commentary on print media struggling in the digital age, writes @UditaJ
https://t.co/HfyTYTkZYg

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"#Lukkhe is intermittently compelling because of the sincerity in Lucky’s arc and the show’s recurring idea of biological ties and found family," @UditaJ reviews.

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Kyle Balda brings woolly charm to his adaptation of the 2005 novel about a flock of sheep solving a murder mystery, writes @UditaJ
https://t.co/PZ53hXLK19

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Kyle Balda brings woolly charm to his adaptation of the 2005 novel about a flock of sheep solving a murder mystery, writes @UditaJ

https://t.co/PZ53hXLcbB

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Looking forward to reading this!

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Asha Bhosle’s lasting imprint isn’t just in the thousands of songs she recorded. It lies in the way she kept evolving without losing herself, writes @UditaJ

https://t.co/SbEXA2SUhZ

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Asha Bhosle’s lasting imprint isn’t just in the thousands of songs she recorded. It lies in the way she kept evolving without losing herself, writes @UditaJ

https://t.co/SbEXA2Smsr

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Akshay Kumar-starrer attempts to combine slapstick comedy and supernatural intrigue, to little effect, writes @UditaJ

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For many young players, the World Cup is a major test, considering India has not made it to the semi-finals since 1974, writes @iArunJ

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He's a gold card member of the organisation, so its only fitting and lovely that my interview with Noel De Souza for https://t.co/Ea5UYBKRUO is also available on the Golden Globe Foundation website:
https://t.co/NoQNWYzwRa
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Supertails co-founder Vineet Khanna talks to @iArunJ about building a brand that feeds on emotion, creating awareness about animal care, and offering a comprehensive ecosystem from food to vet care

https://t.co/BoDpKHCMMX

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His memory is sharp & his life eventful. Interviewed Noel De Souza, the hidden Indian on the Hollywood studio lot, from bit parts in films & shows to chatting with the stars, many years behind the scenes at the Golden Globes & a debut novel at 100!
https://t.co/vl0smIij6I

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Noel De Souza, the hidden Indian on the Hollywood studio lot
From bit parts in films and shows to chatting with the stars, the centenarian has had quite the journey, writes @UditaJ
https://t.co/f416Gmryr3

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Indian cinema did not tempt him in the same way. “I did watch Hindi films, but that cinema didn’t interest me very much because it was over the top,” he said. “There was no tenderness in romance. They were running around trees. This is not reality. So I never tried it.”

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