There’s talk of “objectification” and of “consent”, “fat shaming”, “cancel culture”, and “misogyny”. I remember that the editors had fun playing with smart headlines for one of my earliest pieces on Johar’s films: “Kitsch kitsch hota hai”, “Kitsch and kin”. There’s talk of “objectification” and of “consent”, “fat shaming”, “cancel culture”, and “misogyny”. I remember that the editors had fun playing with smart headlines for one of my earliest pieces on Johar’s films: “Kitsch kitsch hota hai”, “Kitsch and kin”. With RRKPK it’s more like Johar has served a new wine in an old bottle.

Source: Indian Express August 13, 2023 01:33 UTC