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Mera Naam Joker Poster: Raj Kapoor's Cult Classic Bollywood Film. Banner for the article about how the show must go on in bollywood.

A Show That Goes On

By: theriptidemagazine April 30, 2021April 30, 2021

Opinion Pieces, The Worldbollywood, bollywood blog, bollywood movies, bollywoodaddict, celebrity, classic movies, covid 19, feature, featured, film industry, films, hindi film industry, indian film industry, mainstream bollywood, movie buff, movie column, movies, nepotism, old movies, online magazine, raj kapoor, ssr, Sushant singh rajput, the riptide magazine, the show must go onLeave a Comment on A Show That Goes On

By Rhea Sabherwal

Even with all these new challenges facing the industry, it has survived. I think it is because
Bollywood is way more than just an entertainment industry in this country. It’s a way of life.

We Didn't Start The Fire Billy Joel: An April 2021 Recap of Global Affairs

We Didn’t Start The Fire: April 2021

By: theriptidemagazine April 30, 2021April 30, 2021

Global Affairs, The Worldacademy awards, barcelona, best director, best picture, charlie hebdo, chloe zhao, concert, covid 19, covid concert, europe, feature, featured, female winner, feminism, film, global affairs, global news, global politics, herstory, history, live music, music concert, news, nomadland, online magazine, oscars, oscars 2021, pakistan, pandemic, person of color, poc, putin, russia, spain, terrorism, the academy awards, the riptide magazine, the show must go on, victory, violence, world news, world politicsLeave a Comment on We Didn’t Start The Fire: April 2021

By Krishna Advani

From academy awards to international developments: a lot happened in April 2021. This month’s news article catches you right up on it.

A photo copy of a postcard, denoting, here, a letter written to oneself before the pandemic: letter from time to come

Letter to: My Pre-Pandemic Self

By: theriptidemagazine April 29, 2021April 30, 2021

The Wordanxiety, april, before covid 19, change, covid 19, creative writing, evolution, giving up, hope, inspiration, isolation, letter, letter to past self, letter to self, letter to younger self, letter writing, Letters, life changing, lifestyle, new normal, overthink, pandemic, pandemic life, past, past me, prepandemic, quarantine, revolution, self discovery, self image, self love, silver linings, strength, survive, the show must go on, timeLeave a Comment on Letter to: My Pre-Pandemic Self

By Neeti Adhia

For some, change occurs within the span of a single pandemic. Read this letter about advice given to one’s past-self through time.

We Didn’t Start The Fire: January 2021

By: theriptidemagazine January 26, 2021January 26, 2021

Global Affairs, The Worldbilly joel, black lives matter, black lives matter movement, blm, capitol hill, censorship, corona virus, covid 19, covid vaccine, cricket, current affairs, donald trump, driver's license, facebook, feature, featured, geopolitics, global news, indian cricket team, january, january events, joe biden, mark zuckerberg, news, olivia rodrigo, online magazine, politics, protests, test match, trump, twitter, violence, we didn't start the fire, who, world health organizationLeave a Comment on We Didn’t Start The Fire: January 2021

By Krishna Advani

The month at a glance so far from black lives matter, US Elections, world politics, sports and much more right here!

Narratives: A Story on the Covid Experiences

The Dialogue

By: theriptidemagazine September 24, 2020September 25, 2020

Photo-Story, The Wordbombay, class, corona virus, covid 19, covid 19 experience, covid19, creative writing, dialogue, experience, female narratives, indian story, mumbai, narratives, pandemic, pandemic life, poverty, privilege, september, short story, short story writing, shortstory, stories, stories of women, story, story of the day, story telling, story writing, tale, theme, urban life, vignette, wealth gap, writer, writercommunity, writingLeave a Comment on The Dialogue

By Aastha K. Pant

A story set in the early days of Covid-19 in Mumbai between Nalini, an employer, and Laxmi, her housekeeper, which illustrates the different experiences and narratives of two women during a seemingly global event.

Finding Homes Away From Home

By: theriptidemagazine August 23, 2020December 25, 2020

Photo-Story, The Wordadventures, city, city life, city lights, city photography, coffee shop, covid 19, creativity, downtown, escape, home, home away from home, introspection, journey, landscape, late night, lockdown writing, manhattan, meditation, musing, new york, New York city, new york photography, nyc, nyc photography, pandemic, peace, people, philosophy, photo, photographer, photographers of nyc, Photography, photostory, places, portrait photography, quarantine, river front, skyline, solace, stories, strangers, sunset, times square, travel, travel photography, visual story, waterfrontLeave a Comment on Finding Homes Away From Home

By Geeta Lalvani

Live vicariously through adventures and photos of the journey undertaken to find Homes away from Home, in the city of New York.

The Pandemic: A Musical

By: theriptidemagazine August 23, 2020December 25, 2020

The Word2020, adventure, august, corona virus, coronavirus, covid 19, essay, home, journey, lockdown, music, musical, musing, Musings, power of music, prompt, quarantine, short essay, theme, time, transport, transportation, travel, writer, writercommunityLeave a Comment on The Pandemic: A Musical

By Bhagyashree Phadnis

“Art never dies, it’s eternal and is
accessible irrespective of time, place and language.” Read a musing about music that transported the author despite being confined during the lockdown.

The Willow

By: theriptidemagazine July 24, 2020

The Wordanxiety, contagion, coronavirus, covid 19, creative, creativity, life, literature, lockdown, mental health awareness, mental health poetry, mentalhealth, nature, plants, poem, Poems, poetry, poetrycommunity, poetrywriting, quarantine, stillness, willow, writing, writingcommunity, yellowLeave a Comment on The Willow

By Preeti Kathuria

A poem about the still and mundane existence during quarantine, until it’s disrupted by the presence of a certain plant near the window.