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Category: Culture

When it Takes You 3 Years to Make Something Someone Else Hates

  • Posted October 15, 2025November 5, 2025
  • by Mohana
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When it Takes You 3 Years to Make Something Someone Else Hates by @MohaDoha #hates #critics #make

Lazy… well the 9 sets of revisions and year spent on the script would suggest otherwise.

The Summer of Barbenheimer: Being Worthy of Main Character Energy

  • Posted July 31, 2023November 5, 2025
  • by Mohana
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The Summer of Barbenheimer: Being Worthy of Main Character Energy by @moha_doha #film #movies #Barbie #Oppenheimer

Unless you’ve been off planet, or without WiFi, you have likely heard of the Barbenheimer film phenomena. Released on the same weekend, the two wildly different films, have captured audiences this summer. One for its…Continue Reading

Why Naatu Naatu’s Oscar Win Isn’t a Slam Dunk for Diversity

  • Posted March 27, 2023November 5, 2025
  • by Mohana
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Why Naatu Naatu's Oscar Win Isn't a Slam Dunk for Diversity by @moha_doha #diversity #theoscars #indian

You would think being the first song from an Indian film to win an Oscar would be a sign of a major step forward. Some sort of ethnic glass ceiling shattering at Hollywood’s most glittering…Continue Reading

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  • ABOUT
    • Curriculum Vitae
  • BLOG
  • BOOKS
    • Series
      • The Migrant Report
      • Love Comes Later
      • Pearls of the Past
    • Books as Hana Rogers
      • MJ and the Dream
      • Everyday Wishes
    • Fiction
      • Coloured and Other Stories
      • The Opposite of Hate
      • An Unlikely Goddess
      • Saving Peace
      • The Dohmestics
    • Non-Fiction
      • From Dunes to Dior
      • I’m Veggin’ it
      • So You Want to Sell a Million Copies?
      • Mommy But Still Me
    • Academic
      • Qatari Voices
      • Haram in the Harem: Domestic Narratives in India and Algeria
      • Qatar: Then and Now
  • Book Master
  • Short Films
    • A Diwali Dilemma Web Mini series
    • American Baby
    • Me Against the World
  • Short Film Lab
    • Short Film Lab Projects
    • Short Film Lab Staff
  • Expat Dilemmas: A Podcast
  • ARTICLES
  • CONTACT
    • Privacy Policy
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