Adam J. Graves’ Anuja has captivated audiences and critics alike, earning an Oscar nomination in the Best Live Action Short Film category. The film, which follows the journey of two sisters navigating the complexities of life in a rapidly shifting urban landscape, employs a raw, quasi-documentary visual style to immerse viewers in their world. Through striking contrasts in lighting, camera work, and production design, Anuja explores themes of confinement and freedom, labor, and identity. The film’s success has not only cemented Graves’ place in the industry but also opened up discussions on storytelling that is both deeply personal and universally…
Author: Emily Carter
Disability has long been viewed through a lens of limitation rather than potential. Society often associates it with weakness, dependency, and a lack of opportunity, reinforcing outdated stereotypes that hinder inclusivity. Many people with disabilities face systemic barriers in sports, education, and the workforce, often being underestimated despite their abilities. This negative perception not only affects societal attitudes but also impacts the confidence of those with disabilities, making it harder for them to access equal opportunities. However, the Canadian athlete and Paralympian Allison Lang is proving that disability is not a limitation but a different kind of strength. Although we…
Introduction The Sudendu Shah entrepreneur journey is a story of vision, determination, and leadership. From humble beginnings in Solapur to building the global Pride Group of Companies, Shah has proven that innovation and persistence can transform dreams into worldwide success. From Humble Beginnings to Global Dreams Born in a middle-class family in Solapur, Sudendu Shah learned the value of hard work early. At just 11, he was already helping his father in the catering business and managing a restaurant at Pune Race Course. Alongside business, his passion for football thrived. He formed a team called “Pride”, which later became a…