The Sketchbook Project

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Check this out!! Real fun and sketching revisited!!

Continued....A post about Dilli

Well, I had written the post a while ago and I think the reason why I am posting this is because I have changed views about the city. Dilli, if you define, has no identity of its own. The special feature about Delhi is that it derives a large part of its identity from the people migrating from different places to settle in the city. Since it is cosmopolitan in nature, you can surely find people of different cultures, customs residing together. People of all colors, all styles reside in a commonplace called Delhi. If I state Delhi's identity, I would say that the main identity of the city is that it has so many various people all with their own unique cultures living by the side of River Yamuna.
Since the city of Delhi has a lot of Punjabi population, the lingo here is a metamorphic Punjabi. Ho Jaega Ji, Tu jaanta Nahi main kaun hu etc are very typical of the city.the lingo of Delhi provides a base or a foundation to Delhi's diversity. Some of the changes grew with time and some I will incorporate in the next time's post. Enjoy!

A tribute to Indian Actresses from the 50s,60s & 70s.

Awara

Kaagaz Ke Phool

Hare Ram Hare Krishna

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This is an editorial based on the tribute to Indian Actresses of the 50s,60s & 70s era where the role of a woman was seen as a subdued one while in these few films, namely Kaagaz Ke Phool, Awara and Hare Ram Hare Krishna, they have rose to become an inspiration for all those women. This was the time of the woman rising up, breaking shackles and becoming a more important part of the 70 mm screen. This photo shoot consists of three films, each from the three decades.