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Pramila Tripathi

Pramila is an entertainment and political writer with over four years of experience, covering everything from film and TV analysis to current affairs. Holding an MA in English Language and Literature, she brings a critical eye to storytelling and real-world events alike. Her work has been published in SoapCentral, High on Films, Feminism in India, Koimoi, and The Wire. When she’s not devouring crime thrillers or spiraling into political deep dives, you’ll find her sipping tea and petting dogs, regardless of where she is.

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