Looking Up has never let me down! You remember growing up, the advice most adults offered us was simply this— ‘Neeche dekh ke chalo (Look down & walk). It was fairly a good one; especially handy for a dreamy eyed-curious child who runs the risk of stumbling over the next rock, if not paying attention. But somehow, I feel, we…
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I’ve told this story so many times in different contexts. When I was in kindergarten, we were supposed to paint self-portraits on A3 papers. They were to fill the whole paper, which was a struggle for me as I usually drew and painted things very small, leaving a lot of white space on most papers. That day, I refused. For…
They say that if you truly want something, the entire universe conspires to help you achieve it. But here's the catch. Perhaps the universe doesn't work like a clairvoyant. Perhaps it cannot read minds. Perhaps it only catches signals. Signals of honest attempts and relentless efforts. Perhaps it sees us trying and failing, picking ourselves up over again, dusting away…
Twice as Wise has been in some ways, the core of what Project FUEL is all about. The first episode of season 2 encapsulates the expression of love in its most unnoticed and unappreciated forms. And we couldn't just stop at that, could we? So here we are with the next installment of our brand new season. And this time,…
We heard you. All your messages, DMs, calls and all the overwhelming love that you showered on us for the first season of "Twice as Wise" and we couldn't help but get back! So here we are, kickstarting 2019 with a fresh season of "Twice as Wise" over again. Narrated by none other than our homeboy Deepak Ramola aka the…
Have you ever called your teachers, names? Have you not spoken ill behind their backs? Surely, you have. Technically, most of us have. It’s only human to catch hold of the first stimuli and react to it, but it is also humane to wait for the right stimuli and respond to it! But I guess we’re more of humans than…
I first met Quentin Crisp on the recommended videos section on YouTube while watching a Maya Angelou poetry performance. I can’t really recall what it was that made me jump to the video and click. I guess the loud make up, the wrinkles that told a story and a captivating sharp look in the thumbnail of the image. Soon enough…