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Maahi Shah

Maahi Shah

Junior Writer at Harper's Bazaar India

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    How these women overcame their insecurities and explored femininity with pole dancing - Harpers B...

    What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the term pole dancing? Most often, the dance form is associated with being sleazy and erotic. Or at least it was—for a long time. Its diverse history dates back nearly 800 years, and its evolution is replete with layers of connotations, stereotypes, and judgments. In the West, pole dancing is said to have originated from the travelling fairs of ’20s America—the country was undergoing an economic depression and a group of dancer…
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    Why do we keep going back to familiar relationships even though it ...

    In Jonathan Larson’s song Louder than Words, he writes: Why do we stay with lovers / Who we know down deep / Just aren’t right? / Why would we rather / Put ourselves through hell than sleep alone at night? It’s perhaps the most remarkable way of asking the simplest question. Think of Jane Sloan from The Bold Type, when she forgives Ryan for cheating on her or Blair Waldorf for going back to Chuck every single time or when Lorelai drops everything to be with Christopher each time,…
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    Blaming yourself for your anxiety can never be good for you—here’s ...

    Think of Serena Van Der Woodsen from Gossip Girl or John Nash from A Beautiful Mind, or even Devi from Never Have I Ever, who always find themselves feeling inferior, scared, and insecure with an all-overwhelming emotion of blaming themselves for their predicament. How often have you caught yourself blaming you for your anxiety? Or felt that you are responsible for a stressful situation you find yourself in? Self-blame is defined as a cognitive process in which an individual attribu…
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    Why are we obsessed with celebrities doing not-so out-of-the-ordina...

    Think of every time an unfiltered picture of a celebrity doing mundane and almost not-so-extraordinary things appears on your social media feed, and how its constant reappearance becomes a testament to its virality and incessant obsession. Sara Ali Khan taking a stroll at Bandstand on a busy evening, Suhana Khan giving money to some street children, Sachin Tendulkar stepping out of his car to play a game of gully cricket, Ananya Panday haggling on the streets of Bandra, or even the…
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    The modern Indian bride and traditional craftsmanship become a muse...

    Who is the modern Indian bride? Well, we’re completely taken in by the vision of Tanishq’s latest collection, Rivaah and the story it tells of the modern Indian bride through its exquisite jewellery. The modern Indian bride is about her journey that has made her the person she is today. She seeks solace in her favourite corners of the city and could hardly imagine a home without her furry friend—all of which she carries with her as she embarks on a new, lifelong adventure with the l…
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    The best celebrity fashion moments on and off the runway at Paris F...

    It’s been a star-studded week in the fashion capital of the world.
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    Vishal Bhardwaj on how being a director has paved way for his music...

    His tryst with music began with Gulzaar sahib, as a music composer for his film, Maachis. His directorial debut came years later in the form of Makdee, starring Shabana Azmi. Vishal Bhardwaj’s ten films continue to remain true to his vision of becoming the music composer he has always dreamed of. Best known for his adaptations of Shakespeare’s greats including Hamlet (Haider) and Othello (Omkara), among others, Bhardwaj has carved an impeccable niche for himself within the film indu…
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    5 photographers talk about finding joy in unexpected places - Harpe...

    We are fragile creatures, and it is from this weakness, not despite it, that we discover the possibility of true joy—Desmond Tutu, Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World Fragility—vulnerability, resilience in despair, gratitude in the revelations of the universe, and experiences that humble you to the core are often testament to the purest form of joy. Joy can mean different things to different people and reveal itself in hundreds of different ways, if only we took a mer…
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    Six fabulous women about overturning the shelf life of beauty - Har...

    Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder. Perhaps. Over the years, however, due to repeated conditioning, indoctrinating, and redefining the term to suit vested interests, beauty became outwardly defined, confined to an exhaustive list of norms, and came with a shelf life. Coupled with the ways of our lop-sided and male-favouring world, women have, more often than not, been at the receiving end of judgments, boxed into stringent stereotypes, and goaded into conforming to one kind of…
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    Author Ella Frances Sanders encourages us to pause and embrace the ...

    For a long time, we’ve been living in a world that has robbed us of finding joy and beauty in the little glimmers of life. Now, one pays little attention to the inherent beauty that exists all around us. Overwhelmed with a dire urgency to find her way back to beauty and self-love, UK-based illustrator and author Ella Frances Sanders wrote the book Everything, Beautiful—A Guide to Finding Hidden Beauty in the World. Through pastel tones, heart-warming quotes, and an incredible histor…
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    How female athletes are reclaiming their bodies

    And beating the male gaze at its own game...